Britain delivers first relief to Nigeria after civil war ends
Britain begins mercy shipments to Lagos totaling at least 76 tons by early next week with 11 tons of medicines and small trucks. Four more flights of similar tonnage planned, while the Red Cross coordinates 21 tons of medicine for Lagos on Monday and Tuesday. Nigeria accepts relief but prioritizes medicines and equipment over food, stating it feeds 700,000 daily with military and relief staff.
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David Nagy
United Press International
Britain
Nigeria
Lagos
Red Cross
Geneva
Anthony Enahoro
Rehabilitation Commission
Nigerian Red Cross
Owerri
Biafra
Newi
U.N. Childrens Fund
Port Harcourt
Aba
Umuahia
London
Oxfam
Agnew rests in Hawaii after Asia tour
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, back in the United States after a 21 day tour of 11 Asian nations, arrived at Hickam Air Force Base Hawaii greeted by a crowd of military families. He planned a quiet weekend with wife Judy before returning to Washington. He hoped to golf Sunday but had no set plans. He will meet Adm. John S McCain Jr. Sunday morning and then resume duties Monday. The welcome included carnations and a Hawaiian serenade with no antiwar protests observed.
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Honolulu
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Judy
Washington
Adm
John
McCain Jr
U.S
Pacific
Agnew
Auckland
New Zealand
Hickam Air Force Base
Lompoc Toastmasters Meet Evening Event and Community Notices
Daily record covers a Lompoc Valley Toastmasters meeting at 7 p m Tuesday with Wally Edson as toastmaster and multiple speakers. It also notes a memorial fund for Tom Guerry, a Santa Barbara detective killed in a gunfight, and funeral services in Santa Barbara, plus a Kansas Club Dinner in San Luis Obispo. Selected Marzaret and David Boyd named for College of Idaho Concert Touring Choir with performances in Lompoc and a California tour including Bishop and Los Angeles.
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Lompoc Valley
Golden Greek
Wally Edson
Dave Romline
Dan DiPaula
Ron McGinley
Ed Paranick
Ed Vars
Steve Hanson
Karl Braun
Karl Corser
John Dolence
Neil Howard
Carl Kallio
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Tom Guerry
Santa Barbara
Neil Guerry
Lompoc
Kansas Club
Ld.e.s
San Luis Obispo
Marzaret
David Boyd
College of Idaho
Lompoc First Presbyterian Church
Lompoc High School
California
Bishop
Los Angeles
San Marino
la Verne
Redlands
Palos Verdes Estates
Portuguese Bend
Concord
FTC chief doubts complaints and consumer regulation
A Senate hearing hears a proposal to vest federal consumer law enforcement in a single agency the FTC while Caspar Weinberger warns that consumer movements provoke exaggerated reactions He also says only a small share of the market is tainted by fraud. local police report 40000 pounds of aspirin vanished from a railroad yard and health services announce a community mental health dialogue and new Day Treatment Center plans. Navy enlistment openings are offered in Santa Maria and Lompoc with local recruitment sessions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Casper W. Weinberger
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
U.S. Navy
West Church Street
Lompoc City Hall
Author Freeman to visit Fillmore School Wednesday
San Diego born author and illustrator Don Freeman will visit Fillmore School on January 21 for two student assemblies and library talks. He studied in New York City and has illustrated Broadway impressions for major papers. He writes and illustrates his own and others books with titles like Come Again Pelican and Fly High Fly Low. A noon potluck lunch hosts the speaker with library staff and PTA members.
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Don Freeman
Santa Barbara
Fillmore School
San Diego
Freeman
New York City
The
Herald Tribune
New York Times
Neal Welsh
Jack Farley
Glen Wegner
PTA
Air Force grounds new planes over wing weaknesses
The Air Force grounded the F111 fighter and C5A Galaxy after wing cracks and other structural weaknesses were found. The C5A third operational model at Lockheed Marietta had an 8 to 10 inch wing crack discovered during retrofit, with 84 flights and 297 hours logged. Grounding affects 10 planes, pending inspections and reinforcement measures. The F111s had a wing failure at Nellis Air Force Base last month that killed two pilots. The C5A is the largest aircraft, capable of carrying 220000 pounds and 375 troops, and measures about 245 feet long.
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Darrell Garwood Washington
UPI
Air Force
Marietta
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
Lockheed
Galaxy
Water contamination on typhoid ship Oronsay linked to waste
In Vancouver and San Francisco the Oronsay typhoid outbreak prompts health officials to report water supply contaminated with human waste possibly from a pipe leak. At least 37 aboard hospitalized, five confirmed cases and one suspected among crew. More suspected cases treated in Vancouver, route included stops at San Pedro and San Francisco.
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Vancouver, B.C
UPI
R. David Thompson
National Department of Health and Welfare
San
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
The Lompoc Record, published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day, lists staff including Editor Gaylen Jackson and Sports Editor Betty Laurent. Adjudicated under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and mailed via second class for Lompoc California. Subscription rate set at $2.25 per month.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Jaycees Launch Week With City Membership Drive
Lom poc Jaycees announce a membership drive during Jaycee Week January 18 24 and the 50th anniversary of the U S Jaycees Open house for new members set January 26 at the Golden Greek Restaurant 1509 W Ocean Ave. Membership requires ages 21 to 36 with ongoing civic projects and youth initiatives noted including parades and a Narrows Dam petition drive Jack Myers a charter member became district governor a Lom poc Jaycee. For information contact Bill Cockshott or Jim Gooding.
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United States
Jaycees
Lompoc
Lompoc Narrows
Bill Cockshott
U.S. Jaycees
St. Louis
Henry Giessenbier
Lom
Poc Jaycees
California
Jack Myers
Paso Robles
Cockshott
Jim Gooding
Nixon to hold first news conference of year January 26
The White House announced President Nixon will hold his first news conference of the year on January 26, likely in the early evening, and plans to deliver his budget message to Congress around January 30.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Congress
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Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
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