Lompoc Record Open to Opinion in Public Columns
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1974
Page
12
The Records Aim to Present Facts in News Columns
The newspaper states its purpose to present factual reporting in news sections while reserving opinions for editorial columns. It emphasizes separate roles for straight reporting and editorial commentary.
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the Record
Surf
Santa Ynez
House Judiciary urged to speed impeachment decision on Nixon
The piece argues the House Judiciary Committee must act quickly if it truly serves the nation’s welfare as it weighs impeachment charges against President Nixon. It notes Melvin Laird’s call for a March 15 deadline and cites Goldwater and Aiken urging accountability and unity in restoring government confidence.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Melvin Laird
Laird
Fr Berrigan declines Gandhi Peace Award amid Israel critique
The Rev Daniel Berrigan turns down the Gandhi Peace Award from Promoting Enduring Peace after a dispute over his Israel remarks. Critics, including rabbis and theologians, condemned his stance while he defends pacifist ideals and faces a narrowing support base.
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Daniel Berrigan
S.J
Fr. Berrigan
Connecticut
PEP
Father Berrigan
Father Philip Berrigan
Philip Berrigan
Dan
Israel
Father Dan
Berrigan
Year in Review By Stan Tulledo Reflects on a tough reporting year
Stan Tulledo reviews a challenging year in Lompoc journalism, critiquing early 1973 pieces for errors, praising some feature experiments and photo layouts, and noting reader reactions and personal growth across stories from Sal Lopez to Pearl Harbor survivors and local events.
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Sal Lopez
Forum
California
Lopez
Belita Moreno
Allan Hancock College
Lompoc
Jerry Phelps
AHC
Pt. Concepcion Lighthouse
Steve Hanson
LSHS
Pearl Harbor
la Rue
Lompoc Safety Council inactive as new year starts
The Lompoc Valley Safety Council appears nonoperational as the new year begins. Longtime activist Farley Beckett and others note past efforts at school crossing guards bicycle safety and railroad crossing improvements, urging revival amid ongoing hazards at Miguelito Channel and Surf beach area.
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Lompoc Valley
Safety Council
Miguelito Channel
Lompoc
Miguelito School Pta
Miguelito School
O Street
Olive Avenue
Olive
V Street
Santa Ynez
Beckett
Surf
Wye
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hapgood School
Mercury Morris
Morris
Your elected representatives list
The notice lists U S Senator Alan Cranston and U S Senator John Tunney in Washington D C with their office addresses, plus Congressman Charles M Teague and Congressman William Ketchum, and State Senator Robert Lagomarsino with Sacramento address, plus State Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray. The document serves as a directory of officials and their contact points.
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Vermont
George Aiken
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Judiciary Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
House
White House
William Buckley
Fr. Dan
South Vietnam
Europe
Berry's
Features By
Stan Tulledo
Vandenberg Junior High School
Cabrillo
Mission Hills
Vaughn Proctor
el Camino School
Wolf
U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington D.C
John Tunney
Washington, D.C
Charles M. Teague
Longworth
William Ketchum
Longworth Bldg
Robert Lagomarsino
State
Sacramento
Calif
W. Don MacGillvray
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