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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1974
Page
4
The House Ways and Means Committee moves toward a broad income tax bill, trimming popular deductions to fund a $1.6 billion tax cut. The plan favors lower incomes with sizable percentage cuts and preserves minimal relief for higher earners while raising overall Treasury revenue by charging more on oil company taxes.
A UPI report says Attorney General Younger suggests Ed Reinecke should be removed once sentenced for perjury. Reinecke, 50, was convicted in a Senate committee probe of ITT’s alleged GOP convention underwriting offer. Sentencing is set for Aug. 30. pension eligibility noted in Sacramento.
Gordon Earl Marais, 56, a recently released mental patient, is charged with murder arson and burglary over fires at three Manhattan churches. A note signed R. God and a crucifix message linked to the Zodiac inspired the probe as authorities detain him after a fourth church fire.
Dr Tolbert Hill celebrated his 100th birthday this year and decided to let his medical license expire leaving 1000 Athens residents to travel 14 miles to Springfield for care. He was the last of four local doctors and had practiced since 1898. Mrs Belvia Barry described his long, active routine and attributed his longevity to heredity and habits, noting no smoking or drinking.
UPI reports a federal grand jury indicted Howard Hughes and three associates on stock manipulation conspiracy wire fraud and related charges just before the six month deadline expired. U.S. attorney Devoe Heaton faced Washington clashes over whether Hughes should be indicted.
At a conference in Minneapolis governors debated the looming world food crisis after a breakfast for leaders and experts warned of mass starvation. Senator Hubert Humphrey urged government leadership and farm price programs while Tony De Chant called for strong U S agriculture leadership.
Governor Ronald Reagan announced a new invisible laser fence that detects intruders. The system, developed by the California Crime Technological Research Foundation and patented by the state, has already stopped 100 break ins at the old state fairgrounds and is tested in state prisons.
Two doctors at Harbor General Hospital and UCLA Medical School report deciphering the structure of follicle stimulating hormone FSH. They plan animal tests toward an injectable male contraceptive. vaccines might halt sperm production by triggering antibodies against FSH.
Reverend James E. Groppi and eight others picket the Eagles Club in Milwaukee during the 76th annual Eagles convention. Groppi says the club excludes blacks and opposes local chapter exclusionary clauses.
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