CofC appoints new board and committee chairs
Newly elected Chamber of Commerce President John Martin announced the full board and committee assignments for one year. Appointees include Lt. Col. W G Alloway as military representative, Harley A. Craig as highway chair, Harry J. Crompe as governmental affairs co chair, Bill Leary as military affairs chair, Richard J. Meier as retail division chair, and James M. Kenna as Flower Festival co chair with John H. Larsson named Flower Festival chair. Additional roles cover industrial development, lake, finance, college, building, special events, governmental affairs, personnel and membership committees.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Martin
Martin
W.G. Alloway
Had Burger
Lake Committee
Harley A. Craig
Harry J. Crompe
Cochairman
Bill Leary
Richard J. Meier
John H. Larsson
James M. Kenna
Chamber
Robert L. Kranig
Francis H. Beattie
Frank Chilberto
Terrill F. Fox
William A. Culberson
John P. Lizarraga
Shriners Honor Potentate at Santa Maria Dinner Dance
Lompoc Shrine Club members join with San Luis Obispo Santa Maria and Rose Robles clubs to honor Potentate Paul J. Smith of Al Malaikah Shrine Temple in Los Angeles at a Santa Maria Elks Club dinner dance Saturday. Social hour at 6 30 p m and dinner at 7 30 p m. Lompoc officials Charles Lewis and James Mulholland will greet the temple party. four host clubs are among 66 Al Malaikah jurisdictional units in Southern California.
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Lompoc Shrine Club
Shrine Club
San Luis Obispo
Santa Maria
Rose Robles
Potentate
Paul J. Smith
al Malaikah Shrine Temple
Los Angeles
Elks Club
Charles Lewis
James Mulholland
Lompoc
Inadequate power delays highway dept headquarters showing
In Olympia Washington the state highway department faced a hiccup during a planning group presentation for the $8.2 million headquarters. Slides could not be shown because only one outlet existed and it was hidden behind an electrical wall clock which was turned off.
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Olympia
Wash
UPI
State Highway Department
Commission
Lompoc Record Officially Registered Adjudicated Paper
The Lompoc Record is listed as a second class mail adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. Published by Lompoc Record Publications a California corporation with officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as president and J Donald Adam as publisher. The staff includes editors, managers, writers, and photographers and the paper belongs to several press associations.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Reagan relies on persuasion to push tax revision plan
Governor Ronald Reagan says he will rely on persuasion and lawmakers' desire to go home to win Senate support for a $1 billion tax revision package. Democrats warn the plan could create a $138 million deficit and threaten to block passage without their alternative. Debate set for Thursday as Reineck blasts obstructionists. Teale outlines opposing plan with more taxpayer benefits.
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Sacramento
UPN
Ronald Reagan
Senate
Reagan
Ed Reineck
Assembly
Soviet Economy Seen Grow, Soap Shortfall Cited
Moscow reports 8.5 percent overall growth in 1970 and per capita income near 120 rubles monthly, with higher consumption. Soap output fell 10 percent in first half 1970, while televisions and radios rose 7 percent and washing machines 5 percent, but demand outpaced production in many goods.
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Moscow
UPI
Izvestia
Storm Becky Weakens as It Lands in Panhandle
Tropical storm Becky made landfall in the Florida Panhandle with winds down to thunderstorms. Eight inches of rain were forecast in the eastern Panhandle with possible tornadoes. A tornado damaged three houses near Panacea. no injuries reported. Center near Port St. Joe at 8 a.m. EDT.
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Panama City
Fla
UPN
Becky
Florida Panhandle
Panhandle
Panacea
Port St. Joe Apalachicola
Weather Bureau
Port St. Joe
Seven convicts shot in escape at Philippine Penitentiary
Ten inmates including six on death row used a concealed saw to break from a maximum security cell at the Philippine National Penitentiary in Muntinlupa. Seven were killed during the breakout with two survivors recaptured. authorities expected the third capture soon. The escape followed a supper period as they cut through window grills and breached high fences before clashing with trusted prisoners who tried to stop them.
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Manila
Map
Philippine National Penitentiary
Muntinlupa
Mantha
Reagan raps critics of welfare cut plan
Gov. Ronald Reagan accuses detractors of his welfare cost cut campaign of frightening recipients into believing benefits will be cut. He says local social workers may be sabotaging the plan and notes some indication they are.
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Reagan
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Six killed in Granada labor clash shocks Spain
Police and workers clash in Granada as 3 construction workers die and 6 are wounded amid 2,000 protesters. Police say 37 of 50 officers were injured. a captain is critical. Witnesses report police fired after stones and bricks were thrown. Officials ordered an investigation but vowed public order.
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Granada
Spain
IUPN
Bilbao
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