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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
14
The Lompoc Record states its opinion and news pages welcome varied expressions within good taste and legal constraints. It distinguishes factual reporting from editorial content and aims to present both clearly to readers.
The Defense Department acknowledged 3500+ B 52 raids over Cambodia from March 1969 under presidential authorization. Officials edited or hid data on frequency and aims, sparking distrust as secrecy undermined democracy and Nixon’s prestige.
Washington notes food price rises and persistent shortages as Phase 4 advances. Secretary Earl L. Butz maintains control over 95,000 employees and grain policy, including a 20 million ton grain sale to the Soviet Union. The deal faces Senate scrutiny led by Sen. Scoop Jackson, with questions on taxpayer cost and profits for grain companies.
A reflective column mocks an auto dealer buried in a hearse and laments high prices and scarce production. It critiques corn subsidies, Phase 3 policy failures, and Shultz era economics amid global food demand and inflation pressures.
A National panel backs an environmental no growth stance while urging a creative tension between conservationists and developers. The study, backed by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, argues massive urban growth is inevitable and urges managed expansion with selective protections and new clustering concepts.
Opinion piece critiques Nixon handling of Watergate tapes and suggests a three hour prime time broadcast of unedited tapes. It also mentions environmental impact reporting, a California Assembly bill, a Pontiac inoperative phone line, smog alerts, and consumer protection ideas.
The document lists U S Senators Alan Cranston and John Tunney in Washington D C and Congressmen Charles Teague and William Ketchum, plus California State Senator Robert Lagomarsino and Assemblyman W Don MacGillvray in Sacramento. Addresses are provided for each official.
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