Greater Life Seminar Lompoc Plans National Interfaith Event
The Lompoc Greater Life Seminar runs July 10 to 14 with a Mayor's Prayer Breakfast at 6 a.m. July 10. Calvary Baptist Church hosts 10 a.m. classes and the Veterans Memorial Building hosts 7 30 p.m. seminars. Guest speaker David Beckwith of Talbot Theological Seminary joins Rev. Mel Rich of the Church of the Nazarene. Admission to the breakfast is 3 50, Sunshine Company provides entertainment. Registration via local pastors.
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Greater Life
Pentagon denies rainmaking missions over North Vietnam
A Pentagon spokesman rebuffed reports that U S warplanes conducted cloud seeding over North Vietnam and other Indochina regions to hinder enemy movements. He said the government faces propaganda and denied any bombing of flood control dikes or plans to do so.
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Three Teens Arrested in Joy Killing of 4-Year-Old Joyce Huff
Los Angeles County deputies arrest Donald Antel 21 Mike Ramirez 18 and Oscar Hernandez 22 all from Norwalk on suspicion of murder in the joy killing of 4-year-old Joyce Ann Huff. The suspects were taken into custody at Antel and Hernandez homes as investigators seized a yellow 1966 Chevelle.
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Peaceful DNC protests pledged after Zippie purge in Miami
Demonstration organizers vow peaceful action at the Democratic National Convention. Yippie wing youths abandon camping on a public golf course and agree to sleep at Temple Menorah, seeking city approval to use public facilities for campouts. Zippie faction did not confirm compromise adherence.
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Senate approves bike licensing in California
Senate leader James R. Mills backs a voluntary bicycle licensing system that would feed theft data into a statewide network to help curb about 1100 daily thefts. The measure passed 31-2 and moves to the Assembly with a companion bill for 360000 yearly funding for freeway bike lanes, despite police opposition to mandatory licensing.
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Chevrolet Vega Recall Grows To Third Campaign
Detroit UPI reports General Motors announced a third recall affecting about 500,000 subcompact Vegas from the 1971 and 1972 model years for a defective axle shaft risking rear brake failure and axle detachment. Earlier recalls included 130,000 1972 models for fuel and exhaust fixes and 350,000 1971 1972 models for a faulty carburetor bracket causing throttle sticking.
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Spassky Files Protest as Fischer Delays World Title Start
In Reykjavik Boris Spassky filed a formal protest against Bobby Fischer over late arrival and walked out of a draw meeting to decide first move. FIDE president Max Euwe voiced pessimism the match would proceed. Fischer rested in his room awaiting the 1 p.m. EDT start as his aides handled matters. In Silver Spring Gov. George Wallace moved briefly from Holy Cross Hospital for a meal before planned discharge and travel to the Democratic convention.
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Nixon antibusing stance could revive civil rights drive
At the NAACP 63rd convention in Detroit Bishop Stephen G. Spottswood urged that President Nixon's strong antibusing position could attract allies and reinvigorate the sixties coalition. He warned that court challenges could be resisted and urged action against busing as a test of political leadership. Governor Milliken of Michigan spoke for equality in a long march, while Jack E. Robinson called for a black NAACP president.
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California Democrats Split Over McGovern Delegates
Two top California Democrats oppose McGovern and back stripping 153 California delegates. Blanche Goldstein says delegation lacks mainstream workers and she felt snubbed. John Merlo calls third party hints absurd. McGovern vows court challenge and a floor fight at the Miami Beach convention. Brown warns Nixon would win California if McGovern loses.
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Credentials Committee
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Willie Brown
San Francisco
South Dakota
Richard Nixon
Flower Festival Queen nominees receive portraits in 1972
Local groups sponsoring the Flower Festival Queen candidates honored their nominees with color portraits by Bruce Fall. Each framed photo, sold to the clubs for 40 dollars, is on display at the Festival Coronation Ball. Individual recipients include Renee Libonao, Sue Oneto, Doris Howell, Carla Williams, Teresa Byrd, Sara Kay Scott, Vicki Diaz, and Cindy Bubba.
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Renee Libonao
Sue Oneto
Lions Club
Doris Howell
Moose Lodge
Carla Williams
Lompoc Jaycees
Teresa Byrd
Elk’s Lodge
Sara Kay
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