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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1974
Page
3
The city council study committee backs concept B a flat roofed heavy beam park building for Ryan Park. The plan costs 2800 more than concept A and aims to keep total under 100000 while Taylor designs drawings and inspections.
Santa Barbara County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson can approve filling future county vacancies as the board of supervisors approved the move. The board also seeks weekly reports on adopted and denied positions and a Feb 11 report on a 5 percent department reduction suggestion.
OPEC members doubt Saudi aims to cut oil prices. Algeria and Iran oppose reductions while Yamani flags possible steps, awaiting 12 member endorsement. Khene notes OPEC has never cut prices before and cites crude value not yet at market level after a sharp rise.
Sen. William Proxmire alleges the government sold Air Force Plant No. 14 in Burbank California to Lockheed Aircraft Corp for 30 million without bids. He cites impropriety and potential law violations, while Lockheed and the government deny the charges.
The board's pay raise and a related petition drive spark debate. Steve Goldman of Goleta Valley notes voters want a say while Marie Cox urges action and Frost defends his stance against the raise amid budget concerns. Frost, a UCSB faculty member, cites personal salary tradeoffs and chides Slater and Catterlin for remarks.
Comptroller General Elmer Staats ruled there is no legal basis for Secret Service protection of Spiro Agnew despite a Nixon request. The GAO awaits White House details before deciding if eight aides and transport costs are lawful, as Rep. Moss criticized the ongoing taxpayer expense. Agnew resigned after pleading tax evasion. White House cited an appropriation for special assistance to the President.
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