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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1977

Page

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Johns-Manville hygienists hold national conference here

Johns-Manville industrial hygienists conduct a five day national meeting at Lion's Inn. Nineteen professionals from five regional labs in the US and Canada will attend sessions on monitoring procedures and analytical techniques. William E. Benton of the Lompoc plant lab will participate.

Johns-Manville Lompoc W. E. Benton Miguelito Canyon Road George Swallow Denver Larry Schriver Ed Stevens Asbestos Quebec Canada Chris Pauley J-M Industrial Hygienists Lion’s Inn J-M William E. Benton Johns Manville Health, Safety and Environment Department Benton

Slayings of Seven Catholic Missionaries in Rhodesia

Black guerrillas killed seven members of a Roman Catholic mission at Mangwende in Rhodesia, including priests Rev. Martin Thomas Rev. Christopher Shepherd-Smith and Rev. John Conway and three nuns. One survivor, Dunstan Myerscough, described the attack lasting about 30 minutes as gunmen selected victims.

Musami Rhodesia UPI England Ireland Kenya West Germany Martin Thomas Christopher Shepherd- Smith John Conway St. Joseph's Mission Mangwende Salisbury Dunstan Myerscough Preston Myerscough

Cold weather relief prompts widespread return to work

More than 370 000 workers in upstate New York and northern New Jersey resume duties as easing cold brings relief. Governors urge federal aid and disaster declarations while gas utility crews offer free off actions and forecasts point to warmer conditions ahead.

United Press International New York New Jersey Ohio James Rhodes Carter Rhodes Iowa South Carolina Florida Mississippi Dubuque Moline Ill Indianapolis Charleston W. Va Wilmington N.C Jacksonville Fla National Weather Service Brendan T. Byrne North Jersey James Duerk

Nine injured in area mishaps over weekend

Over the weekend nine people were injured in eight separate accidents. Serious injuries affected Susan M. Anderson 20 of Carmel and Rhett Reidy 20 of Vandenberg AFB. Anderson suffered a head injury in a Highway 154 crash near Lake Cachuma and was in ICU at Cottage Hospital. Reidy, from Vandenberg AFB, was taken to the Base hospital and Marian Hospital in Santa Maria. he was listed in satisfactory condition. The incidents involved motorcycles, cars, and pedestrians across Lompoc and Santa Maria areas with multiple minor injuries.

Lompoc Thomas Reynold Morris Jr Vandenberg Air Force Base Morris G Street North Avenue Susan M. Anderson Carmel Cottage Hospital Highway 154 Lake Cachuma California Highway Patrol Rhett Reidy Marian Hospital Santa Maria Laurel Avenue Southern Pacific Railroad Z Street Daniel Arthur Bishop Bishop North H Street Max Joseph Carson Randal Gene Gore Heath St Sun Ki Reynolds St. Reynolds Ocean Avenue R Street Elizabeth Ann Christensen North F St Apt. C Lompoc Hospital Mary Elizabeth Shanks N. Daisy St Jerry Lynn Archer South K St Kim L. Read Dawn Lane Second Street Buckiton

Soviet Union launches two cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 24

Tass reports Soyuz 24 lifted at 11 12 a m EST with cosmonauts on board to operate the Salyut 5 space laboratory. Crew is reported well and systems normal as they begin the flight program. This marks the first manned Soviet flight since Soyuz 23 ended early after docking faults.

Turner Carter Kennedy Theodore C. Sorensen Senate U.S. Naval Academy Jody Powell Annapolis Powell Europe Naples CIA Moscow UPI Soviet Union Tass Earth Space Lab

Toilet paper ripoff alarm worries San Francisco

UPI reports Marv Schneider disputes claims that toilet paper rolls are shrinking. He notes larger cardboard holes and metal holder ends showing, suggesting a deliberate plan to charge more for less. Industry spokesmen acknowledge some manufacturers vary in practice.

San Francisco UPI Marv Schneider Schneider

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