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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1971
Page
1
The June consumer price index rose 0.6 percent, the sharpest since 1970, with groceries up nearly 1 percent. White House officials say inflation progress is being made, while Democrats call the report devastating for Nixon policy.
In Sacramento the Legislature neared the halfway point in reforming welfare and Medi Cal. The Assembly passed a bipartisan Medi Cal reform bill 66 to 10, the Senate backed a weakened welfare bill, Reagan lauded Medi Cal as a hopeful sign, and warned of possible recalls if reforms lag. A Senate-Assembly tug continues as leaders seek a compromise before Aug 1 recess. A Coast Guard cutter later rescued a drifting 40 foot fishing boat near Morro Bay, towed by Cape Hedge, skipper Phil Haskin.
Lompoc Junior High School on South L Street becomes a City of Lompoc facility after the final signing of a 25 year agreement between School Board President John Beattie and Mayor Arthur Scott. The city will operate the auditorium with a token $1 yearly lease, monthly water costs of $3.25, utilities, and an initial $44,000 for renovations with partial reimbursement if the lease ends early.
Government labor officials meet with railroad and union negotiators as a week-old strike could spread to four lines by Saturday. The UTU and C&NW discuss work rules while shipments face disruption and railroads brace for possible nationwide impact.
Supervisors struggle to finalize new supervisorial boundaries as Goleta and Santa Ynez Valley changes force potential shifts. The Redistricting Committee presents options and the district attorney, county clerk, and county assessor may decide if supervisors cannot.
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