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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1971

Page

2

California Legislature Reassessing School Financing and Tax Relief

Senate leader Moscone says school financing top 1972 agenda with potential state tax increase to lessen local property tax burdens. Coastal protection and public employee pay rises also loom as major issues, amid debates on restructuring tax sources.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan State Supreme Court California Moscone Assembly Gop John Stull Leucadia Senate James Mills San Diego Assembly Education Committee Leroy Greene D-Sacramento Reagan Verne Orr Greene

Reagan expected to veto California remap both legislative and congressional

Governor Ronald Reagan planned to announce his veto of the reapportionment law, signaling opposition to a Democrats favored Senate and Assembly redraw. He held a news conference from his Pacific Palisades home as Democrats warned of chaos in the June primary and debates over who would set new district lines amid court challenges.

LOS + ANGELES UPI Ronald Reagan Senate Assembly California Reagan Pacific Palisades Century Plaza Ed Reinecke State Supreme Court Edmund G. Brown Jr The High Court

Lompoc Record details staff and rates in legal notice

The notice lists the Lompoc Record publication details including editors and department heads, corporate status, and subscription rate of 2.25 per month. It states publication as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 and notes daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.

Lompoc California Act of Congress Lompoc Record Lompoc Record Publications Kenneth L. Adam Harry J. Crompe Lawrence C. Grossman J. Donald Adam Gaylen Jackson

Justice Harlan Dies at 72 Former dissenter on Supreme Court

Justice John Marshall Harlan, 72, died at George Washington University Hospital after ill health that led to his retirement fourteen weeks earlier. The death comes eight days before William Rehnquist is set to sworn in as his replacement, with Lewis Powell Jr. joining the court. A private funeral is planned in Weston, Connecticut.

Washington UPI Supreme Court John Marshall Harlan Harlan George Washington University Hospital William H. Rehnquist U S Richmond Lewis F. Powell Jr Nixon Hugo L. Black Weston, Conn Chicago Princeton University Oxford University Rhodes New York Law School Potter Stewart Stewart

Nullarbor Nymph mystery draws land and air search

Reports from Eucla in Western Australia describe sightings of a tall blonde figure believed by rabbit trappers to be a fur clad kangaroo girl. Other witnesses say an Englishman with long hair may be involved or that it is a publicity stunt, as searches continue near Eucla.

Perth Australia UPI Eucla Nullarbor Desert Eyre Highway Steve Patupis Amber Motor Hotel Gooff Pearce Rabbit Hunters

Storm Front Dumps Rain Snow Across Great Lakes Region

A storm system moving toward the Great Lakes brought heavy rains and sleet across the central United States. Reports include Peoria Illinois surpassing 1.5 inches in six hours and Kirksville Missouri at 1.13 inches. Snow covered parts of South Dakota Iowa Wisconsin Michigan with freezing rain and watches issued for Minnesota and Wisconsin. Subzero temperatures persisted in North Dakota and Montana while Gulf Coast remained warm.

Great Lakes Missouri Arkansas Lower Midwest Ohio Valley Peoria Ill Kirksville South Dakota Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Minnesota Upper Michigan North Dakota Montana Gulf Coast States

Cal Poly to Launch Educational TV Flower Arrangement Course

California State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo will offer a 16 week half hour credit course via color TV starting next year. Viewers in Santa Clara to Santa Barbara counties can earn two units by watching all programs and completing a final on campus. The course is taught by Robert L. Gordon and costs a $25.50 registration fee plus syllabus charges.

San Luis Obispo California State Polytechnic College California Santa Clara County Santa Barbara County Cal Poly School of Agriculture and Natural Resources Don M. Morris Ksbw-Tv Channel 8 Salinas Ksby-Tv el] Corral Gordon American Institute of Floral Designers Europe Telly Teleflora Organization Morris California State Colleges Santa Barbara Monterey Calif

Michigan band in two Rose Bowl squabbles over protest and behavior

The University of Michigan marching band faces two Rose Bowl disputes. The Student Government Council sued to allow an antiwar halftime pageant, while Stanford band members were accused of stones and slurs amid claims of mutual pranks. The ACLU seeks a court order to protect free speech.

Los Angeles UPI University of Michigan Stanford Michigan The American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Robben Fleming Michael Radock Don Canham George Cavender Joel Silverstein Silverstein

Bizarre kidnapping case lands Maryland couple in court

A Silver Spring pair faces arraignment on kidnapping armed robbery and aggravated assault amid the abduction of Los Angeles producer Peter Gayle from Miami Beach to Los Angeles. Detectives say Gayle withdrew 31800 from two LA banks after threats against his family. two suspects remain at large.

Miami Beach UPI Silver Spring Los Angeles Peter Gayle Gayle Martha Kaplan Linda Roselle Linda Narbona Anthony C. Kallas Miami Young Rebels Peter Schwartz New York Stuart Wallach Wallach Miami International

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