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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues Connally, while capable, may lack the required economics depth for Treasury. It notes no single school guides the economy, contrasts liberal and conservative approaches, and questions Nixon's reasoning and political calculus behind appointing Connally despite alleged inflationary pressures.
Adjudicated legal newspaper published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under Superior Court Decree No 47065. Lompoc Record Publications lists officers, editors, and staff. subscription rate is $2.25 per month, home delivery or mail by advance payment.
The 1971 holiday plan creates eight long weekends by moving four federal holidays to Mondays and adopting Columbus Day as a federal holiday. Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Columbus Day and Veterans Day will be Mondays. Christmas New Year’s July 4 and Labor Day also yield long weekends. Thanksgiving remains on its traditional date.
President Nixon began 1971 with a New Year at Camp David after heavy snow delayed travel. He hosted Tricia and Edward Cox, planned to work on the budget and State of the Union Address, and spoke by phone with Billy Graham Bob Hope Jackie Gleason and John Wayne. Nixon also watched football bowls and looked forward to a TV talk with commentators.
Charles D. Horsman of Emmett died after freezing weather stopped his party in a remote area. He asked to rest a minute, then succumbed as companions hiked to a cabin, with Horsman found without boots or coat near the stop. He had been drinking and became semiconscious in subfreezing conditions.
The 82nd Tournament of Roses Parade drew protestors with signs on women's liberation and Jewish treatment in the Soviet Union, but millions watched as rose floats and Billy Graham steered past demonstrations despite signs deeming him a “Sexist.” A drag race crash injured six spectators before the parade.
Parts of the Northeast faced up to 20 inches of snow as a powerful storm battered the region. climber Paul Petzoldt and 23 others remained stranded at base camp 3,700 feet below Grand Teton summit amid 45 mph winds. Washington and New York airports temporarily closed as travel slowed coast to coast.
Los Angeles APCD officers stationed at LAX and Hollywood Burbank reported 104 violations as the new air pollution statute took effect. Pacific Southwest Airlines led with 31 total violations, while United, Western, Continental, and Trans World also faced counts.
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