12 Dec 1970
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1970
Page
1
An editorial argues for ex addict guided programs like Synanon and Awareness House to help Lompoc drug addicts recover. It notes a lack of organized groups, the need for tough but supportive guidance, and reports two ex-addicts in Lompoc citing at least 15 locals seeking help.
The SST fight shapes the year end as the 91st Congress expires and the 92nd begins. Senate filibuster pressure and a $210 million SST appropriation battle could delay adjournment beyond Christmas despite House approval anticipated next week.
Lompoc Planning Commission schedules four public hearings Monday including a home use permit for ceramics at 1120 W Oak Ave in a residential zone. Also two zoning amendments and a zone change request for Maple Ave parcels to multiple family housing. Also garage sale ordinance amendment and use permit conditions for Red Star Industrial at 139 S A St.
The British government invokes emergency powers to ration scarce power as a six day blackout leaves homes cold and dark. Queen Elizabeth II signed the proclamation after a cabinet meeting as 125000 electricity workers strike for a 30 percent pay rise.
Two men died in a two car crash on Gardner Ranch Road near Buellton late Friday. Jack Monroe Wade 41 Goleta and Charles Holliday 22 Buellton were burned beyond recognition after colliding with Wade's wife Wilma 29. Mrs Wade and her 11 year old son Jackie were lightly injured. Authorities say Wade may have been intoxicated.
President Nixon told the Commission on Campus Unrest that a vigorous opposition challenges his moral leadership as he seeks to end violence and bitterness. He praised the panel's efforts while defending Agnew and noting opposition is an inherent barrier to leading all the people.
William Petersen longtime Lompoc police chief died last night in Santa Ynez Valley Hospital at age 74 Funeral services are pending Paaske Mortuary Solvang He served 25 years as chief overseeing growth during World War II era He was a 33 year city employee and retired January 1962 Survived by wife Anna son William Jr daughter Helen Ann Harbin and nine grandchildren.
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