Lompoc Record Editorial Policy and Staff Listing
The Lompoc Record states open opinion columns aligned with good taste and law. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No. H St Lompoc CA 93436 with a P O Box 578 and phone. The staff includes Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam president J Donald Adam publisher and secretary treasurer Harry J Crompe editor and vice president Gaylen Jackson business manager and vice president. It is a member of Inter American Press Association National Newspaper Association and California Press Association and published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Space funding aids earthbound health tech
NASA Ames researcher Dr. Seymour N. Stein notes space program advances spill into medicine. He cites a delicate temperature sensor saving critically ill children, a micro pressure sensor for precise blood pressure, and a crystal vibration sensor used for drug safety tests and detecting heart issues in lab chicks, signaling benefits for earthbound health.
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Seymour N. Stein
NASA Ames Research Laboratory
Food and Drug Administration
Earth
Carnation Growers Flourish in Carpinteria California
The Agricultural Extension Service of the University of California at Riverside reports a refugee industry worth a million dollars has grown in Santa Barbara County, Carpinteria, over the last three years. Seventeen carnation growers, including the Satow brothers and Dutch arrivals, are expanding with six greenhouses already up and plans for six more, covering about five acres. Local advisor Jack Bivans helped solve soil weed killer residue with activated charcoal, enabling planting and harvest scheduling for drought and tax pressures. The industry aims for 10 to 15 years of steady production, with potential for smog relief by 1985 and future highway debates surfacing in community thoughts.
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University of California At Riverside
Santa Barbara County
Carpenteria
Los Angeles
Holland
Satow Brothers
Kunio
Hideo
Henry
Tom
Tadao
Fumio
Ken Mizota
Mikio Hatanda
George Saito
Tom Endo
Blooms Jack Bivans
Santa Barbara
Bivans
Satons
Bivins
California
USDA cool to tighter food label rules splits on costs
US agriculture official Lyng argues for high risk area protections but cautions about costs in expanding labeling like nutrient lists and unit pricing. Brenner notes consumer groups push for full ingredient labeling while Knauer supports showing major ingredient percentages.
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United Press International Farm
Bernard Brenner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
USDA
Brenner
Lyng
Virginia H. Knauer
Rhyme Time Trails Through Snowy Sierra Passes
A playful verse where students yearn for adventure as fallen trees and deep snow block Sierra trails. The speaker imagines pine scents and mosquitoes hum, noting how boredom in class sparks wanderlust and muffled lines. Eugene McAllister.
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Eugene McAllister
Rhode Island views on patriotism and conscience founders
Washington calling by Marquis Childs examines patriotism in Rhode Island amid ethnic shifts and crime reporting. It spotlights Roger Williams as a defender of religious conscience and toleration, contrasts with enforced patriotism, and notes historical figures who risked opposition for justice.
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Frank Sinatra
New York City
Joseph Colombo
Long Island
America
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Roger Williams
Williams
England
Boston
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Massachusetts General Court
Manton’s Neck
Providence
First Baptist Church
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
Haymarket
Russia
Germany
Italy
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Nixon reshuffles aides to sharpen White House planning role
President Nixon continues a White House restructuring, elevating trusted planners to top posts while moving less comfortable administrators out. The shift mirrors a dual system of strategic planners and field operators, with Elliott Richardson and Paul Nitze expanding influence at State and Defense and James Hodgson slated to succeed George Shultz at Labor.
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White House
Army
Otf
State
State Department
Elliot L. Richardson
A. Alexis Johnson
Defense Department
David Packard
Department of Heath, Education and Welfare
Robert Finch
Elliot Richardson
Finch
Department of Labor
George Shultz
Los Olivos leads valley on fire protection measure
From 1918 notes, Los Olivos takes lead in local fire protection policy. J D Black’s harness shop in Lompoc, bought by D C Montgomery after 33 years of single management. Celtic Products Company alleged to sponsor part of a fast baseball team.
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Los Olivos
J.D. Black
Lompoc
D.C. Montgomery
Celtic Products Company
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