Father Burnham Brings Modern Spirit To Lompoc Parish
Stan Tulledo profiles Father Jim Burnham, 29, newly serving at La Purisima Church in Lompoc. The interview explores his background from Roswell to Oxnard, his family, hobbies like hang gliding and motorcycling, and his view of seminary reform allowing priests more worldly engagement and flexibility while maintaining celibacy.
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Wholesale prices surge again in January
Wholesale prices rose 3.5 per cent in January led by fuels and farm products, the second fastest monthly gain in 27 years. Food and fuel costs drove most of the rise, with overall wholesale prices up nearly 21 per cent over the past year.
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California lawmakers push gas cut plan and seismic safety panel
United Press International reports Governor backs a voluntary gasoline use reduction plan for California, but only if necessary. The piece covers urgency measures halting herring raids in San Francisco and Tomales Bays, SB1703 by Peter Behr, a seismic safety commission by SB1729, auto insurance rate study AB1730, and other 55 mph speed limit penalties, price posting rules, and conflict of interest revisions.
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Italy police pursue anonymous cash with missing explanation
In Bologna police received an anonymous total of 1500 dollars in banknotes and a note with the address of a home for the deaf mute. The court seized the money in custody awaiting possible claims and details.
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FEO official predicts motorists will cool it and avoid rationing
John C Sawhill dispatched investigators to 20 states and DC to ease gasoline pinch. He said a more equitable distribution is the aim and that Americans are panicking with topping off in lines. He noted rationing unlikely before mid April and expressed hope to avoid the system. The piece also notes Navy CPO club on Treasure Island losing money as go go dancers fail to draw patrons.
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Solzhenitsyn Heads to Switzerland for Exile Visit
Exiled Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn travels by train from Cologne to Zurich with West German police and a Swiss lawyer. He will seek a three month Swiss visa and manage royalties reportedly worth several million dollars while in Switzerland.
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