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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1972

Page

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McGovern Loses Ground as Delegates Slash Lead

McGovern's bid for the Democratic nomination falters after the credentials committee reduces his California delegates. NEA Observer tally shows 1,374 delegates, 1347 short of the 1,509 needed, with Humphrey rising to 566 and Wallace at 400. Some see a path back if the ruling is reversed, others warn of deeper losses.

Washington NEA Hart California George McGovern National Observer McGovern Convention Credentials Committee Hubert Humphrey New York Sen Edmund Muskie Govern Miami Beach Humphrey George Wallace Muskie

Fischer Spassky World Championship Draws Near

FIDE president Max Euwe said the Fischer Spassky world title match could begin Sunday or Tuesday as planners reported major differences settled. Referee Lothar Schmid warned plans may still derail, while the draw to determine white pieces was set for that evening in Reykjavik.

Reykjavik Iceland UPI World Chess Federation FIDE Bobby Fischer Boris Spassky Max Euwe Cers Lothar Schmid

Lompoc Record details and staff credit list

The notice lists the Lompoc Record publication details and staff roles including president Kenneth L. Adam editor Harry J. Crompe and others. It notes California postal filing, daily except Sundays and Christmas, and a subscription rate of 2.25 per month.

California Act of Congress Lompoc Recordblications Kenneth L. Adam Harry J. Crompe Lawrence C. Grossman J. Donald Adam Rennie L. Adam Gaylen Jackson

NAACP targets Nixon defeat at convention

At the NAACP 63rd annual convention in Detroit delegates hear Rev. Jesse C. Jackson of Operation PUSH pledge to help defeat President Nixon. He recalls past oppression and predicts rapid political change as the resolutions committee weighs plans to back anti-Nixon efforts.

Louisiana Miami Jackson NAACP Operation PUSH People United To Save Humanity Chicago Resolutions Committee Nixon

Hearing on drugs exposes teen testimony and murder case

A House subcommittee hearing into drug use in schools heard testimony about a teen’s overdose linked to a dealer named by a dying mother. In a separate report, a Boeing export permit to China was noted and a mock California Girls State passed a prostitution legalization bill. A Los Angeles store heroically subdued a robber after a clerk refused to hand over cash.

Miami UPI Michael Fletcher House Subcommittee On Michael Fletcher Squaw Valley California Sandra Dorsey Sacramento Los Angeles Tommy's Market Teruyoshi Tatsumi

Confusion Over Gas Sales Tax Shocks California Motorists

Sacramento reports confusion as the nickel tax on gasoline creates price ambiguity. Motorists may pay five dollars for five gas dollars and tax or receive four eighty six value with tax withheld, prompting widespread calls to state offices. Dispatchers note disputes between motorists and clerks over how the tax is calculated and collected.

UPS California Sacramento Area

Future of marijuana bill bleak in California Senate

Assembly passed a bill by Alan Sieroty to ease marijuana penalties, but the Senate rejected similar precedents. The measure would make possession a misdemeanor with six months in jail or a $500 fine. Senate leaders cited oil industry tactics and fiscal concerns as obstacles to action. The debate cited 2 million Californians who smoke marijuana and noted a personal tie from Leo Ryan.

Sacramento UPS Senate State Bar

Hijackers and passenger die in San Francisco hijack gun battle

Two foreign born hijackers and a passenger were killed when FBI agents stormed a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet at San Francisco International Airport. The hijackers demanded 800000 dollars two parachutes and a flight plan to Siberia for 86 passengers. They were identified as Dmitrov Alexiev and Michael D Armanoff both 28.

San Francisco UPI FBI San Francisco _ International Airport Pacific Southwest Airlines Siberia Dmitrov Alexiev Hayward Calif Michael D. Armanoff Bay Area United States

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