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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1972

Page

3

Senator Ellender dies after campaign effort in Washington

Senator Allen J. Ellender died in Washington after a strenuous campaign season. The 81 year old pro tempore of the Senate, who had just returned from Louisiana, will lie in state at the Louisiana Capitol before a memorial service. President Nixon and George McGovern are among those attending the funeral mass in Houma. He will be buried beside his brother in Magnolia Cemetery.

Baton Rouge UPI Allen J. Ellender Gee Senate Ellender Jim Guirard Washington Louisiana U.S. Army Capitol Huey P. Long Houma Municipal Auditorium Nixon George S. McGovern St. Francis DeSalles Roman Catholic Church Magnolia Claude

Lin Piao Dies in Mongolian Air Crash During Escape

Chinese Embassy official confirms Lin Piao was killed in a Mongolian air crash last September while fleeing toward the Soviet Union after an abortive bid to assassinate Mao Zedong. Embassies in Algiers and Paris corroborate the fate of Lin, who had disappeared last summer. Meanwhile Governor George Wallace weighs his political future as a Saturday withdrawal announcement nears at the University of Alabama Spain Rehabilitation Center.

Stockholm UPI Peking Lin Piao Russia Mao Tse-tung China Chen Suichi Lin Mao Soviet Union Algiers Paris Birmingham Ala George C. Wallace Wallace For President Montgomery Wallace University of Alabama Spain Billy Joe Camp

Multiple Abductions and Violence Roil News Wires

UPI reports Hector Menoni, UPI Uruguay manager, kidnapped from home and later claimed under OPR-33 custody. Belfast sees hostage shot dead. another Catholic killed amid sectarian violence raising toll. U.N. cites Burundi tragedy with 80,000 dead and half a million in suffering. Nixon golf with Meany and aides. U.S. administration notes bill mail delay and new computer bill format. Local officials announce tax refunds deadline and a shift to digital billing. Santa Barbara area fairs note 4-H and FFA achievements and awards.

Montevideo Uruguay UPI Hector Menoni United Press International Menoni Popular Revolutionary Organization-33 OPR-33 Belfast Ritchie McGladdery Philip McGuire Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army IRA United Nations Burundi

Four hearings scheduled for planners

The Planning Commission plans four public hearings and two land division requests at Monday’s meeting after canceling last week for lack of a quorum. Only three of seven were present previously. Proposals include an O Street apartment complex and a Tire store at Ocean Avenue and Third Street. An appeal by Dr. James H. Mosby seeks reconsideration of a nursery permit revocation at 908 North H Street.

Planning Commission Land Division O Street Ocean Avenue Third Street James H. Mosby North H St

Delaware donors offered Dracula tickets by festival

In Newark Delaware blood donors receive two tickets to the University of Delaware summer arts festival staging of Dracula The incentive aims to boost donations and support the vampire play performance.

Newark, del UPI Delaware University of Delaware

Opposition Grows for Lompoc Guest Ranch Plan

More than 40 residents sign a petition opposing Morningstar Farm Inc. proposed 50 acre guest ranch and religious school near Lompoc. A public hearing before the County Planning Commission in Santa Barbara addresses a conditional use permit for five cottages three residences and a dining facility. The applicant Mark E. Thompson and his wife plan diversified farm life with bible study basic education and gospel teaching.

Lompoc County Planning Commission Santa Barbara Morningstar Farm, Inc Domingos and Santos Mail Mark E. Thompson Thompson

Senate approves weather and forest fire weapon ban

The Senate adopted by voice vote an amendment to a $20.5 billion military procurement bill barring weather modification and burning forests or crops as weapons of war. Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin urged the prohibition, warning that environmental tampering could unleash an evil genie.

Washington UPI Senate Gaylord Nelson D-Wis

Enrollment declines prompt pre registration details

Times have changed and Vandenberg district sees enrollment drop from 12,542 in June to a projected 12,959 start. Pre registration for Cabrillo High School and area schools runs August with specific daily hours at each campus. Transportation is provided for students living two miles or more from school.

Vandenberg Cabrillo High School Lompoc Junior High School South N Street Lompoc High School

Governor Reagan Leaves for Indefinite Summer Vacation

Governor Ronald Reagan departed Sacramento to take an indefinite summer vacation at his Pacific Palisades home while the tax and school finance fight is left to the Legislature. He said there would be no point in his stay during the tax bill dispute and that he could return if needed.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan Pacific Palisades

Assembly votes to keep 7.5 percent pay hike for state workers

The California Assembly approved a plan by Speaker Bob Moretti 54 to 8, sending a bill restoring a 7.5 percent state employee raise to the Senate. Governor Reagan trimmed the raise to 5 percent. A separate Moscone bill failed 26 to 13 in the Senate. Reagan planned a trip to Europe and a meeting with Nixon ahead of the Republican convention.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Assembly Bob Moretti D-Van Nuys Senate Reagan Robert Monagan Tracy Federal Pay Board

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