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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1974

Page

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John Martin Named Jaycee Boss of Year in Lompoc

John Martin, manager of J.C. Penney in Lompoc, was named Boss of the Year by the Lompoc Jaycees at a Community Center banquet. He was noted for service as past chamber president and former Flower Festival chair, nominated by Jaycee John Hanks with Ed Lopez presenting the plaque. Other honorees included Harry Crompe, Allan Beach, and Ron Devereaux receiving certificates.

John Martin J.C. Penney Lompoc Lompoc Jaycees Martin Harry J. Crompe Lompoc Record Allan Beach KNEZ Ron Devereaux Teleprompter Cable TV Ed Lopez The Jaycees J.C. Penneys

Rezoning debate delays Southeast Lompoc project hearing

Lompoc Planning Commission postponed a rezoning hearing for 15 acres from R-1 to R-A-2 amid appeals to the negative environmental declaration. The panel also asked for conditions on a proposed car dismantling business at 317 North, while Mayor Stevens denied any interest in the development. Secretary Kissinger flew to Syria seeking steps toward peace talks with Israel.

Lompoc Autry Eugene Mitty Carol Anderson Morris Sobhani Commission William Fick E.C Stevens Fick 317 North Robert W. Rowe London UPS U.S Henry A. Kissinger Syria Hafez Assad Middle East Israel Kissinger

Supervisors to Decide State of Emergency in County

Santa Barbara County officials met in a special session to consider proclaiming a state of emergency to enable Governor Reagan's local option gasoline rationing system. Key figures debated timing and feasibility while outlining conditions for the program and city coordination.

Santa Barbara Johnson Charles F. Catterlin Curtis Tunnell Santa Maria Washington, D.C Francis H. Beattie Lompoc

Nixon faces questions over impeachment and energy claims

UPI reporting shows Democratic leaders in Congress challenging President Nixon on impeachment risk and declaring the energy crisis not closed. Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Leader Mike Mansfield warned lines at gas stations persist and urged rationing while some lawmakers push for broader inquiry. Nixon aides say he declined to testify before the Watergate grand jury on constitutional grounds.

Washington UPI Nixon House Senate Mike Mansfield Ziegler

Santa Barbara County faces fuel shortages as bonds divert to emergency units

County officials warn dwindling fuel supplies force diversions to the fire and sheriff departments to keep emergency and patrol vehicles running. February allocations are cut from 25 000 to 17 000 gallons in March. The plan includes designating a fuel coordinator and closing the sanitation transfer station on Sundays to save manpower and fuel. The county will seek 10 000 gallons of storage capacity to secure fuel deliveries.

Dick Praul Santa Barbara Fire Sheriff's Department Board of Supervisors William Stickney Stickney

Fear grows Hearst abductors may have carried out threat

In San Francisco the Hearst family reports no response from the Symbionese Liberation Army for over three days, fueling fears the kidnapping threat may be carried out. Randolph Hearst notes waiting, while a nationwide food giveaway faces funding cuts and possible early end. Two students in the Bay Area fast for Miss Hearst’s release as support pours in.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst Hearst Ludlow Kramer Washington SLA Kramer San Francisco Bay Area Joe A. Smith Contra College Regina Wurst Merritt College Oakland

Food basket price rises to record for January

Government reported a continued jump in farm prices pushes a typical family grocery basket to 1680 for January, 305 higher than a year earlier. Beef cattle chicken wheat potatoes and tomatoes saw sharp hikes as prices likely rise further in early 1974.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department

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