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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1971

Page

2

Britain switches to decimal currency amid widespread confusion

Britain adopts a decimal system replacing 800 years of pounds shillings and pence. At midnight shops opened as about 80 percent of price tags moved to decimal, banks resumed converting accounts, and Britons faced a $3 million publicity push while adapting to 2.4 cent pound value and new coinage including half penny and new penny pieces.

London UPI Britain United States Europe Decimal Currency Board Susan Toomey U.S

Sierra Club Pushes Pollution Tax at Denver Meeting

Sierra Club directors urge Congress to create a pollution tax as a supplement to emission standards. Larry Moss proposes a 15 cent per pound sulfur tax with rebates for verified non release and low determination costs. Directors back Nixon on Indian affairs and call to rescind termination of reservations. Meeting marks first outside California in 79 years.

Denver UPI The Sierra Club Congress Larry Moss Club National Council On Engineering Washington, D.C Moss Nixon

Death toll rises from same junker car

In Des Moines six people have died in a 10 year old car from carbon monoxide poisoning over four months. Three teens were found dead in the vehicle at a drive in theater, with another teen in intensive care. Earlier victims included William L. Mitchell 36 Janet K. Tiedtke 26 and her daughter Donna Kaye. The car changed hands twice after the deaths and each new owner knew of a leaky muffler.

Des Moines Pamela Sue Barnes Roxanne Lynn Harrison Gregory Fetters Dallas Keith Chapler William L. Mitchell Janet K. Tiedtke Donna Kaye

Nader touts Sniffer detector for meat safety

Ralph Nader told 3,000 Western States Meat Packers Association members that a Sniffer device would analyze breath and body odor to instantly detect pesticides hormones bacteria in livestock. He warned many animals would be condemned and urged backing legislation to curb dangerous chemical use and pollution across industries.

San Francisco UPI Ralph Nader Nader Western States Meat Packers Association

Escaped San Quentin duo caught near golf course

Gary E. Atwood and Eugene P. Waymire, both minimum security inmates, were spotted by four golfers at the Indian Valley Golf Course and surrendered to Marin County deputies. They had fled from the San Quentin firehouse, burglarized a pool supply firm, stole a pickup, and were booked on escape burglary assault and car theft.

Novato UPI San Quentin Indian Valley Gary E. Atwood Eugene P. Waymire Marin County Sheriff’s Atwood Waymire Eugene Franc France Humboldt County San Diego County

Lompoc Record Adopts Second Class Mail Status and Details

Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065. The Lompoc Record, published by Lompoc Record Publications, lists personnel including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Editor Harry J. Crompe. Memberships span several press associations. Subscription rate cited at $2.25 per month.

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

Californians rise 7.2 percent in income year over year

Bank of California survey shows average personal income up 7.2 percent from a year ago but after tax and other deductions only 5.5 percent in spendable money. Gross state product up 3.86 percent to 113.47 billion with varied gains and declines across sectors.

San Francisco UPI

Rioting Calabrian crowd clashes with police in Reggio

Police fought with about 1000 demonstrators in Reggio Calabria as tear gas water cannon and canisters were used to disperse the crowd. Dozens of youths were detained. authorities fear the action signals a tense regional capital vote between Reggio and Catanzaro.

Reggio Calabria Italy UPI Catanzaro Via Garibaldi Reggie Reggio Calabria

Third of four railroad unions agrees to tentative contract

The third of four unions that threatened a nationwide railroad strike on March 1 has reached a tentative contract agreement. The Nixon administration said it hoped to avert a strike and ensure continued rail service.

Washington UPI Nixon United Transportation Union Congress James D. Hodgson

Peace rally on Capitol steps attracts 8000 youths

Sacramento witnesses a large peaceful gathering as 8,000 youths participate in a spiritual revolution on the Capitol steps. They chant All We Are Saying is Give Jesus a Chance and display signs like Try Jesus. Organizers, including Rich Weaver of Students for a Spiritual Revolution, plan a larger demonstration in Washington, D.C. on July 3.

Sacramento UPI State Capitol Capitol Steps Capitol Jesus Newton Russell Rich Weaver The Students For A Spiritual Revolution Weaver Washington D.C

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