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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1971
Page
6
A powerful quake struck the Los Angeles area at dawn. Homes twisted and creaked while shelves toppled and plaster fell. Glass shattered, pools overflowed, traffic lights failed, and fires sparked from broken gas mains as neighbors rushed outside in nightclothes.
Rupert Nicholson asserts the car division will proceed with development plans and world support. He notes a record year with over 2,000 cars produced and exports outperforming many rivals except the big four groups in Britain. A Salem Oregon note frames coffee break value as a 5 percent fringe benefit.
The Daily Record notes the Alights Area AARP chapter meets at 1 30 pm February 16 in the Veterans Memorial Building Locust and H Streets with a film by Mrs Hazel McCabe on Asia and refreshments. The Neighborhood Council of Lompoc meets tonight at 217 W Maple 730 pm to elect an alternate commissioner and discuss city concerns. Filmore Elementary seeks hobby entries for a February 26 fair calling participants by February 16. A Minuteman missile launch from Vandenberg AFB at 3 pm Monday involved the 90th Strategic Missile Wing Frances E Warren AFB Wyoming. Charles W Walker reports $31 missing from a piggy bank at 309 N Poppy Ave. Monday.
Television sportscaster Stan Duke was denied bail after arraignment on charges of fatally shooting radio commentator Averill Berman and assaulting his estranged wife Fay Williams Duke. A preliminary hearing was set for February 11, with Duke held without bail.
The United Press International report describes subzero temperatures from Eagle River Wisconsin where residents endured 40 below, to a vast cold front. Weather warnings blanket Western New York New England and the Gulf Coast shivering cities and shuttered schools.
Nelson and Catterlin cite complex federal state rules and a paper flood from Aid to Families with Dependent Children. They urge more investigators and possible state funding sharing, noting few cases yield net county gains and detailing past fraud outcomes and missing parent collections.
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