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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1970
Page
3
Sheriff deputies arrested James M. Newman aged 21 and Jimmy W. Helton for being absent without leave from Fort Riley Kansas. They were turned over to Security Police at Vandenberg Air Force Base.
The 1970 Flower Festival Queen will be crowned Friday February 20 by Pamela Dee Tedesco Miss Pasadena Tournament of Roses. She will crown Lompoc’s reigning queen and attend the event in Lompoc with Ralph Helpbringer. The ceremony follows the talent portion on June 19 in a display honoring the Tournament of Roses.
All business firm representatives of Lampoc Valley are invited to the free advertising clinic at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Veterans Memorial Building. sponsored by the Retail Division of the Lampoc Valley Chamber of Commerce and conducted by Palmer Larson and Bateman Inc Santa Barbara. The program covers local advertising management decisions costs budgeting and analysis of advertising sales for small business with a Q A session led by Robert Lewis.
David H. Miller 26 an educator and Ventura Democrat announces his candidacy for Congress from California's 13th District covering Ventura Santa Barbara and NW Los Angeles County. He promotes a citizen driven plan using voter punch cards to decide major legislation and vows to reject contributions over 25 dollars. Miller teaches at Isbelt School Santa Paula and leads the Ventura Democratic Club. He lives with his wife Emmy in Ventura and cites a non vested interest stance. He intends a broad small donor campaign and says he is pledged to the people 750 000 in the district.
Sacramento and San Diego reports indicate Jack Schrade, newly named Senate president pro tem, plans to reshuffle committee chairs and appoint a review panel on conservation bills to cement support from a coalition of Democrats and Republicans. Opponents urge his ouster, while local Republicans doubt his tenure.
Police removed 25 year old Paul King after he climbed into a clothes dryer at a local Lompoc laundromat seeking warmth. Eileen Oakes, a housewife, alerted authorities after spotting the intruder through the window.
California Assemblyman Leo J. Ryan a Burlingame Democrat spent seven days in Folsom State Prison in a self imposed stay to study the prison system. He wore the uniform and was escorted by staff and inmates who knew his identity. He plans to file a 70 page report detailing his experiences and observations.
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