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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1972

Page

3

Rush hour gridlock as trains stall across New York area

Thousands of commuters flee the heat and face hours of delay after breakdowns damaged tracks and power cut the Penn Central New Haven Division. Trains stalled in a Park Avenue tunnel and power loss affected two other divisions.

New York UPI New York City Penn Central Railroad New Haven Park Avenue Manhattan

Marijuana Debate Planned by Lompoc Democrats

A Wednesday debate at the Lompoc Public Library discusses the November marijuana ballot measure. Four debaters will present pro and con views on adult home cultivation and use, followed by refreshments and a club meeting.

Gary Christmas Norbert Baumgarten Lompoc Christmas Baumgarten Jim Smith Allan Hancock College The Democratic Club Coalition For A James Whalen Santa Maria Hancock College UCSB Hancock Michael Palmer

Missouri Monster Lures UFO Bureau to Missouri River Town

In Louisiana Missouri residents report a 6 to 12 foot hairy biped named Momo with a pumpkin head and sulfuric odor. The International Unidentified Flying Object Bureau plans a field visit led by Hayden C Hewes to determine if it is a GHB or troglodyte, with locals unsure if a bear may be involved.

Louisiana UPI Missouri International Unidentified Flying Object Bureau Outer Space Mark Twain Mississippi UFO ‘Bureau Hayden C. Hewes Bureau Hewes Oklahoma City Hannibal Twain Momo Florida Everglades Vader Wash UFO Bureau Earth Doris Harrison Shelby Ward Ward

McGovern Returns to South Dakota for Campaign Planning

Senator George S. McGovern flew into Custer and Sylvan Lake to map strategy for his White House bid. He endorsed an AFL-CIO strike against Farah Clothing in Texas and New Mexico and prepared for a Labor Day campaign start. Gov. Kneip and Walter Fauntroy joined his party as the Defense Department disclosed failed Vietnam jungle fire experiments in 1965 67.

Custer S.D UPI George S. McGovern South Dakota White House McGovern Washington Afl-Cio Farah Clothing Co Texas New Mexico Organized Labor Senate Nixon Hubert Humphrey Sylvan Lake Black Hills Gary Hart Hart Walter Fauntroy District of Columbia Congress Richard Kneip Defense Department South Vietnam Pentagon Jerry W. Friedheim Germany Japan

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