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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1973
Page
3
Santa Barbara man Harry Timm, 47, faces court action today on DUI charges after an arrest near the junction of Highways 154 and 246. Bail set at 970 dollars includes a resisting arrest charge.
President Nixon announced to Congress the abolition of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, the Office of Science and Technology, and the National Aeronautics and Space Council. Functions shift to various departments, notably HUD, with 389 White House staff positions eliminated and about 2 million dollars saved annually.
Chicago's 25 000 teachers return to classrooms after ratifying a contract granting a 2.2 percent pay raise, smaller class sizes, and a shorter school year for 550 000 students. The strike lasted 11 days, the longest in city history, ending with CTU president Robert Healey proclaiming the walkout over. In Philadelphia, a court conviction targets two top PFT officials over contempt for not ordering 13 000 teachers back to work.
Funeral services for Lt Col John W Snyder 47 held Monday at Vandenberg AFB Chapel One with full military honors at Santa Maria Cemetery. He died Wednesday at a hospital after 24 years in the Air Force. Survived by widow Bettye and children Gary Ronda and others. arrangements by Dudley Hoffman Mortuary Santa Maria.
James Thomas Whitledge 53 of Sherman Oaks died early today when his car veered off Highway 101 near the Ventura Santa Barbara county line and plunged over a cliff. CHP said witnesses saw him fall asleep momentarily before the vehicle hit the sign and became airborne. he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Finance Committee to Re elect the President pleaded no contest to eight campaign finance charges tied to funds used by Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy. Judge Hart fined the group 8000 dollars total and noted no individuals were charged. Liddy faces separate conspiracy burglary bugging and wiretapping counts in the Watergate case.
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