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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1972
Page
2
Talks between ILWU and PMA extended to a second day as union pressure aims to end the 115 day walkout. Shippers press for congressional arbitration while cargo diversions and rail moves shift goods through Canadian and Mexican routes. A separate Grain Elevator Operators talks may add pay boosts for dockworkers.
Six major cigarette makers will print the surgeon general warning in all advertisements, aligning with package labels. FTC said the move does not threaten ad sales, noting sales rose after a 1964 cancer warning and have continued to climb despite regulation and a ban on broadcast ads.
In the British House of Commons Bernadette Devlin lunged at Home Secretary Reginald Maudling, grabbing his hair and striking him after he said troops opened fire in Londonderry. MPs wrestled her free as Maudling sustained a cheek welt and glasses knocked off.
In Sacramento Sen. Donald Grunsky introduces a bill to give prison guards activated during civil emergencies the same powers as California Highway Patrol and state police, including firearms and access to peace officer benefits. A separate committee report finds the state spent 2.7 million dollars last year on private printing due to equipment gaps at the state printing plant.
Anne Powers, UCLA graduate student, sues Neil Jacoby a UCLA economics professor and Pay Board member for denying a $115 monthly apartment to a black woman. Powers seeks 15750 in damages. Jacoby unavailable for comment due to a board meeting.
The document presents a roster of personnel including Tim Conner as Mechanical Superintendent Pete Lunny as Advertising Manager Wesley A Huffman Circulation Manager Ray McCuen News Editor Betty Laurent Society Editor Scott Ostler Sports Editor Trudy Schoenfeldt Features Editor Steve LaRue Staff Writer Vaughn Proctor Staff Writer Dan Duffy and Photographer as part of a Member Audit Bureau of Circulations listing.
Angela Davis sister and 17 others were arrested outside a heavily guarded San Jose courthouse amid a bid for justice for Fania Davis Jordan. They were released after a bail hearing. defense attorney Leo Branton called the arrests unconstitutional and sought moving the trial site while Judge Arnason deferred ruling.
A Soviet pocket manual excludes China from the global communist map, noting 89 parties and 50 million members while omitting Maoist China. Critics say it underscores Mao's empire building and labels China non Communist, despite Moscow presenting Maoist China as militaristic and brainwashed in a televised documentary.
The Sacramento agenda details state legislation including SB142 granting a 3.5 million dollar pay raise to forest firefighters and SB140 extending peace officer status to prison guards in civil disorder actions. Other measures cover a regional air pollution district SB136 bicycle licensing AB256 farm wage extension AB264 and foster care funding AFDC review.
About 6,800 Kaiser Steel production and maintenance workers walked out at 12:01 a.m. in Fontana amid a dispute over the Long Range Sharing Plan. Local 2869 and Local 3677 split on vote tallies, with 2,446 in favor and 2,179 opposed in the first local, while clerical workers opposed the strike, potentially altering totals.
In Campo Lopez near Tijuana, at least four American families were evicted after a Mexican Supreme Court ruling awarded the 12 acre parcel to heirs of Enrique Machado of Tijuana. Heirs moved in with bands removing belongings while U S residents seek redress via the Lopez family for damages.
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