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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

Page

2

Assembly warns on bombing at UN General Assembly

The 27th UN General Assembly ends after 91 days with Polish president Trepczynski warning that renewed US bombing of North Vietnam threatens world harmony and detente while Bush leaves the UN stage. Waldheim to seek extra space. budget approved at 225.9 million for 1973. In Sacramento, Reagan signs Prop 3 to fund pollution controls via up to 400 million in tax exempt bonds.

United Nations UPI U.N. General Assembly U.S North Vietnam Vietnam Stanislaw Trepczynski Indochina George Bush Republican Party Kurt Waldheim Bush Assembly Waldheim Salvador Allende Chile Sacramento Ronald Reagan Reagan Federal Environmental Protection Agency EPA California John Knox Richmond California Pollution Control Financing Authority

Lompoc Record Staff and Publication Details

The Lompoc Record published by Lompoc Record Publications lists staff including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam President and Publisher and Harry J. Crompe Editor and Vice President with numerous editors and managers. It notes memberships in press associations and a $2.25 monthly home delivery rate. It is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under a Superior Court Decree.

Lompocalifornia Lompoc Record Lompoc Record Publications California North I St Lompoc Regent Kenneth L. Adam Harry J. Crompe Lawrence C. Grossman Rennie L. Adam Gaylen Jackson Tim Conner Clete Lunny Wesley A. Huffman Ray McCuen Betty Laurent Scott Ostler Steve LaRue Vaughn Proctor Dan Duffy Stan Tulledo California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter-American Press Association California Press Association Audit Bureau of Circulations

Apollo 17 astronauts head home for holiday reunions

Apollo 17 crew Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Jack Schmitt return from a 6 300 mile flight from USS Ticonderoga to Ellington AFB Houston with families awaiting. Evans wife Jan plans 15th anniversary celebrations while Schmitt’s family watched the splashdown. The mission ends the 25 billion program after 12 men walked on the moon totaling 80 hours 35 minutes over 18 million miles.

Uss Ticonderoga UPI E. Evans Jack Schmitt Houston Samoa Norton Afb Caiif Ellington Afb Houston Space Center Cernan Evans Jan Barbara Cernan Schmitt Tucson Ariz Pacific Taurus- Littrow Lunar Shorty California San Francisco

Los Angeles Times vows strong resistance over jailed editor

The Los Angeles Times denounces John Lawrence's contempt jail as an attack on free press. The paper says tapes from a Watergate witness interview are protected by the First Amendment and pledges to fight with all legal resources.

Los Angeles UPI Washington Los Angeles Times Sirica John Lawrence Lawrence U.S. District Court John J. Sirica The Times the Times Republic

California Board proposes universal jail meal and sick call rules

The California State Board of Corrections backs requiring every city and county jail to offer at least three meals daily and a daily inmate sick call. Adoption follows public hearings in Sacramento and Los Angeles next month. Current rules lack meal minimums though most jails already provide three meals. Sheriff Mike Canlis urged including all jails and adding a daily sick call. A staff report warned small jails risk lacking qualified staff for sick calls, suggesting county health departments could fill the gap.

Sacramento UPI State Board of Corrections California Los Angeles Edward A. Weit San Joaquin Mike Canlis Canlis

Truman in very serious condition for sixth straight day

Former President Harry S Truman, 88, remains in very serious condition at Research Hospital Kansas City with kidney impairment and a weak heart. Doctors say kidneys function at under 10 percent and a kidney machine is not viable. Truman's daughter Margaret Daniel returned to New York for Christmas as Mrs. Daniel and Mrs. Bess Truman visit the ailing former leader daily at the Independence home.

Kansas City UPI Harry S Truman Truman Margaret Daniel New York City Daniel Bess Research Hospital Truman Homestead Independence Delaware Street

Stanford professor held in escape case

FBI swept eight suspects in California and Arizona linked to Ronald Beaty’s prison escape tale and two months with Maoist revolutionaries. Former Stanford English professor H Bruce Franklin and seven others face harboring charges. one suspect tied to the Oct 6 murder of Chino State Prison guard Jesus Sanchez. Beaty was recaptured on the Bay Bridge.

San Francisco UPI Stanford FBI San Francisco Bay Area Arizona Ronald W. Beaty H. Bruce Franklin Chino State Jesus Sanchez San Bernardino Beaty San Francisco-Oakland Bay John J. Reikes U.S Richard Goldsmith Franklin

Rev Berrigan Walks Free After Prison Term

Rev. Philip Berrigan 49 and his brother Daniel 51 walk to freedom after 52 months in prison for destroying Selective Service records. A reception in a restaurant is planned. they will join their 88 year old mother Frieda Fromhart Berrigan after a liturgy commemorating their antiwar activism.

Danbury, Conn UPI Philip Berrigan Berrigan Daniel Danburyederal Maryland N.Y Thomas Hayes Philip Josephites Frieda Fromhart Berrigan

Nixon fills key White House links with new appointees

Nixon named Frank Carlucci to succeed Veneman as undersecretary at HEW and promoted three White House aides to major posts Butterfield heads FAA Herringer runs UMTA and Gifford becomes assistant Treasury secretary. Baroody joins White House staff. Veneman to run for California lieutenant governor amid Finch resignation.

Washington UPI Nixon White House John G. Veneman Health, Education and Welfare Harold B. Finger Finger Veneman California Robert H. Finch Alexander P. Butterfield Federal Aviation Administration Frank C Herringer Urban Mass Transportation Administration William L. Gifford Treasury Butterfield Gifford Herringer New York Peter J. Brennan Richard K. Cook Tom C. Korologos Max Ll. Friedersdorf Wallace H. Johnson John E. Niedecker Daniel T. Kingsley William J. Baroody Jr Defense Melvin R. Laird Baroody Air Force FAA John H. Shaffer Shaffer

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