19 Dec 1970
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1970
Page
1
The Senate voted 43 to 48 to end debate on the SST subsidy, missing the two thirds needed. Backers aim to avoid a filibuster affecting seven major bills while mediation efforts continue as Congress nears adjournment.
Democratic leaders Sen. George Moscone and Assemblyman John F. Miller say they will use their strong majorities in the California Legislature to oppose Gov. Ronald Reagan's financial policies in the 1971 session. They criticize fiscal chaos in California, argue for accountable reform, and warn that tax reform must be honest and timely.
UFWOC and Teamsters face off over who will handle Bud Antle lettuce with both sides gaining support. The National Federation of Priests’ Councils endorsed UFWOC and Chavez, urging a speedy resolution, while Antle cites a longstanding Teamsters contract.
Warsaw factories face go slow strikes over food price hikes as police mobilize Ormo troops to guard plants. In Baltic ports Gdansk Gdynia Sopot report normality while Katowice and Szczecin rebuild lines and student recess accelerates to curb riots.
A 3 month old boy, Gregory Woods, kidnapped Friday from a Brooklyn storefront was found safe at a Brooklyn subway station about 7 30 am. The infant, son of fireman John Woods, was unharmed in a snowsuit with a cardboard note on it. Police and 11000 firefighters searched city wide. mother Angela Woods and sister Doreen were shopping at F W Woolworths when seized.
Medi Cal director Dr Earl W Brian told a joint Assembly hearing that welfare caseload estimates rose by about 110 000 recipients in the latter part of September triggering a deficit beyond the current year. He said the reporting system was flawed and denied any intent to hide information.
Viet Cong launched two Soviet 122mm rockets into Saigon, killing six civilians and wounding eight as the city marks the 10th anniversary of the National Liberation Front. A second rocket struck near a gas station by the U.S. embassy. a South Vietnamese soldier was wounded.
Lompoc Valley received nearly one inch of rain overnight causing flooded intersections and minor rock slides on highways. Temperatures dropped near freezing with .95 inches reported by 8 a.m. and a season total of 4.51 inches. Across the nation cold pockets and warm fronts mixed with a low pressure system offshore bringing wet conditions from California to the upper Midwest.
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