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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1970

Page

2

Bank robbers hunted through Sierra foothills in deadly chase

Two ex inmates sought for a deputy's killing during a $20,000 bank holdup were tracked across the Mother Lode in a 70 mile pursuit. Porter died after a ditch ambush. Miller was wounded and captured. FBI and local officers joined a large manhunt from Hughson to Angels Camp.

Valley Springs UPS Mother Lode Ross N. Porter Porter Leonard E. Miller Sierra Foothills Oakland Calif Federal McNeil Island Wash Miller Albany Ore Oregon Jaw Hughson Central Valley Bank Billy Joe Dickens Stanislaus County Charles Moore Altaville FBI Marilyn Bowen Sutter Creek Angels Camp San Francisco Camache Lake Carrol Skagg Skagg Donald Linda Booth San Andreas

Record key staff changes announced by J. Donald Adam

John Alexander advertising manager of the Record for three years retires. Cletus Lunny will replace him as advertising manager. Tim Conner appointed shop superintendent directing all production, transferring from the advertising sales staff.

John Alexander The Record Cletus Lunny Tim Conner Wesley A. Huffman Ray McCuen Bill Cockshott Betty Laurent Vaughn Proctor Wilma Jack Dan Duffy

Wave of warm Midwest day boosts records and storms hit the region

A springlike Midwest day melted snow and set high temperature records in several cities while a parts of the area faced freezing lows and more snow. Swanton Vermont faced a 50 mile per hour blaze of winds and a fire disaster. In Texas and Illinois record highs were reported as winds shifted and the front moved east. A Honolulu bank robbery attempt ended without alarm after a teller asked if it was a joke.

United Press International Midwest Ardmore Oklah Oklahoma City Swanton Deane C. Davis Vermont New York San Angelo Abilene Tex Fort Smith Ark St. Louis Springfield Ill Cairo Memphis Tenn Great Lakes Lakes Texas New England Arkansas

Reagan and Dumke clash over local admissions bias

Gov Ronald Reagan and State Colleges Chancellor Glenn Dumke clash over admitting junior college transfers. The Board of Trustees postponed a Dumke proposal to give colleges more say, while Reagan opposes local preference as incompatible with a statewide system. Dumke argues proximity should influence admissions within regional state colleges.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Glenn S. Dumke Board of Trustees of State Colleges Dumke Reagan

Clark testimony barred in Chicago Seven riot trial

Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark testified for an hour as defense and prosecutors sparred over relevance and prejudice. Judge Hoffman limited Clark, while Kunstler denounced the ruling as unconstitutional, saying witnesses were being screened. Seale remained in lockup awaiting testimony.

Chicago UPI U.S Ramsey Clark Chicago Seven Richard G. Schultz Clark U.S. District Court Julius J. Hoffman William Kunstler Kunstler Hoffman Bobby Seale Black Panther Party

Lompoc Record masthead and publisher details

Lompoc Record published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under Act of Congress. The paper lists its staff including publisher J Donald Adam, editor Harry Crompe, and various editors and managers. Subscription rate is $2.25 per month for home delivery or by mail in advance.

Lompoc California Act of Congress Savas Record Publications Californ Corporation Kenneth L., Adam J. Donald Adam Harry J. Crompe Gaylen Jackson

Prowler Judgment Forces Iowa Farm Sale

In Mahaska County near Eddyville, Mr and Mrs Briney faced a $30 000 judgment plus $5 000 costs after Marvin Katko sued for injuries from a trapgun. Their 80 acre farm was sold for 10 001 to satisfy debt, with plans to keep home in trust for the couple. State Senator Bass Van Gilst proposes bills to aid victims and limit booby traps.

Des Moines Iowa UPI Edward Briney Brineys Eddyville Mahaska County Marvin Katko Katko Bass van Gilst Oskaloosa van Gilst

PUC rejects Pacific Telephone rate hike over Western Electric status

The California Public Utilities Commission denied Pacific Telephone an eight million dollar rate increase after ruling Western Electric as a manufacturer, not a utility. Commissioner Gator condemned the move as a loophole and questioned Western Electric’s market role.

San Francisco UPI State Public Utilities Commission Pacific Telephone PUC Western Electric Co American Telephone & Telegraph Telephone Company A.W. Gator Gator Western Electric At&t Commission

North Viet Namese MIGs Down Helicopter Near Laos Border

North Vietnamese MIGs reportedly shot down an American H53 rescue helicopter near the Laos North Vietnam border. Six crewmen were missing as U S jets scrambled to engage the MIGs. Hanoi radio claimed three U S planes were shot down during raids over Ha Tinh and Quang Binh.

Saigon UPS Laos North Vietnam Paris U.S Udorn Thailand Democratic Republic of Vietnam Ha Tinh Quang Binh Hanoi Ha van Lau Dong Hoi Tonkin Gulf South Vietnam

Nixon picks Charles J DeBona as selective service chief

President Nixon selected 37 year old Charles J DeBona a Navy expert and Rhodes scholar to succeed General Lewis Hershey as director of the Selective Service DeBona former Navy lieutenant commander heads the Center for Naval Analyses and is viewed as supporting draft reform and an all volunteer Army He leaves on a cruise with his wife and is awaiting Senate confirmation potential announcement after the week ends

Washington UPI Charles J. DeBona Navy Annapolis Rhodes Nixon DeBona Center For Naval Analyses Lewis B. Hershey Hershey White House DiBona Defense Department Congress Helen Quincy Mass Evelyn Virgin Islands Senate

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