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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1970

Page

12

Lompoc Record Editorial Office and Staff Details

The Lompoc Record outlines its open opinion policy and identifies staff roles and affiliations. It lists publishers, editors, and managers, along with the paper’s address, contact number, and professional associations including the California Newspaper Publishers Association and United Press International.

California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute

Adventure in freedom on the Fourth of July

A Fourth of July reflection urges steady national purpose amid war abroad and deep domestic divisions. It recalls America’s experiment in self-government, the need to discriminate between extremists and engaged citizens, and the enduring value of questioning without violence to sustain liberty and social stability.

Arnold Toynbee Southeast Asia

Warning on housing industry as wages rise in Cleveland

Harry Crompe's warning for the housing market cites a $3 hourly wage boost for Cleveland area construction workers over three years starting May 1 1972. A carpenter at $10.93 hourly plus fringe benefits could net over $1 million by age 65, a scenario deemed possible but unlikely. William J Hankin warns some high earners may price themselves out of work while lower paid workers cannot afford higher rates, signaling fewer single family homes and more multi unit or pre assembled housing. The piece also notes a slow summer for carpenters with about 1400 hours compared with 1600 last year and hints at a future of scarce full time work for skilled trades.

Don Oakley Newspaper Enterprise Association Cleveland Oakley William J. Hankin Carpenters’ Union Record Portland Oregonian John Baker Huyck Stadium

Appreciation Letter Highlights Lompoc Record Support

Santa Barbara County Heart Association from president Mrs. Judith Browning thanks the Lompoc Record for February campaign coverage. She notes a 20 percent drop in cardiovascular deaths under 65 and credits research by the American Heart Association and affiliates.

Santa Barbara County American Heart Association Judith Browning

Washington calling by Marquis Childs Glimmer of hope

The 25th anniversary of the atomic era prompts reflections on global risk and two hopeful diplomatic tracks. SALT negotiations push for a freeze on missiles while Germany’s Brandt pursues an opening to the east, facing backlash from Christian Democrats and public opposition amid Cold War tensions.

Washington Almagordo Flats New Mexico Albert Einstein Soviet Union Gerard C. Smith Vienna Willy Brandt Germany Brandt Germanys East West Walter Scheel Social Democrats Willi Stoph East Germany Moscow Bonn Poland Oder-Neisse Line Christian Democrats Federal Republic Kurt George Kiesinger Franz Joseph Strauss Bavaria Scheel Springer Lower Saxony Saarland Free Democrats

Budget troubles loom for Lompoc as tax rate may rise

City administrator Gene Wahlers reports a preliminary budget up 122 208 from last year and a possible tax rate increase from 1 24 to 1 49 per hundred. Census shows Lompoc population 22 466, down from estimates, risking thousands in state refunds. A bill to tax a city electric utility could add 21 cents per hundred, forcing a major budget overhaul and shared belt tightening.

Lompoc Gene Wahlers Wahlers Federal Census Bureau Federal Correctional Institution State Assembly Ways and Means Council

Sacramento Reports Duck Regulation Changes Premature

The Bagby Bill vetoed nullifying changes in bag limits and dates for game birds and animals. In Lompoc Ocean Park a large Fourth of July crowd gathered for the celebration. County assessments will fall short by 100000 to 200000 dollars per rough estimates by county assessor Clio Lloyd.

Sacramento Lompoc Ocean Park Clio Lloyd County Assesor

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Lompoc Record Lompoc Record Publications California No. H St P.O. Box Tel Regent Kenneth L. Adam J. Donald Adam Harry J. Crompe Gaylen Jackson Inter-American Press Association National Newspaper Association and California Press Association H & Ocean Harry Crompe Berry's NEA, Inc Pentagon Marquis Childs Brandt- Scheel Europe Eisenhower Czechoslovakia Lyndon Johnson Ray McCuen Ompoc Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors Santa Ynez River Buellton Bridge
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