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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

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Maccos Hollister Ranch bid blocked by court order

A Superior Court restraining order halted Macco Development Corp in its bid to amend the county master plan for Hollister Ranch. Patrick Munn, Macco vice president, was restricted from further testimony. Sabre Petroleum seeks to move ahead on a gas and oil lease dispute. Judge Percy Heckendorf set the injunction ruling for soon with the case continued to June 25.

Macco Development Corp Hollister Ranch Patrick Munn Macco Robert C. Lilley Lompoc Commission Lilley Lloyd Iverson Santa Barbara Munn

Inquiry into ship collision opens Saturday in Subic Bay

An open joint U S Australian naval inquiry into the Evans collision will begin Saturday at Subic Bay aboard the USS Kearsarge. The event will be open to the public and press with leaders from both nations and survivor testimony expected.

Manila UPI Charles Kelly Philippines Subic Bay Kearsarge Frank E. Evans Melbourne Kelly Australia Hugh Stevenson John Davidson Kenneth Shands U.S Jerome King SEATO South China Sea U.S. Navy Albert S. McLemore Evans

School finance bill gutted as tax plan eliminated

Sacramento Senate Education Committee cuts a proposed statewide $2.88 property tax from a $300 million school finance bill leaving $200 million in aid. The tax would have based aid on pupil counts with more for low tax bases. Debate centers on potential income tax rebates and unseen budget costs.

Sacramento UPI Senate Stephen P. Teale West Point Senate Finance Committee Teale Ronald Reagan John G. Schmitz R-Tustin Clark L. Bradley San Jose Reagan Clair W. Bergeron San Diego Walter W. Stiern Bakersfield Stiern

Cuban stowaway survives wheel escape and seeks U S aid

Armando Socarras Ramirez, 22, describes his dramatic wheel-landing ordeal in Madrid after riding the Iberian airliner’s wheel well from Cuba. He says he aims for the United States to join relatives in New Jersey as doctors report he is out of danger.

Madrid UPI Havana United States New Jersey Armando Socarras Ramirez Ramirez Cuba Spain Jorge Perez Blanco Blanco

Withdrawal of troops key element in Viet peace talks

The United States offers North Vietnam a flexible troop withdrawal formula while South Vietnam insists no political settlement is possible without its approval. Lodge states no rigid withdrawal formula and calls for results with all forces leaving South Vietnam. South Vietnam and North Vietnam delegations attack Saigon, seeking unconditional Allied withdrawal.

Paris UPI United States North Vietnam South Vietnam Vietnam Saigon U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Hanoi America Pham Dang Lam

Rogers hints possible early Vietnam troop withdrawal

Secretary of State William Rogers said there is a chance of early U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam but refused to predict timing. He noted rapid training of South Vietnamese forces, framed U S policy as not pressuring Saigon, and defended Thieu against Communist coalition proposals while affirming Saigon’s right to freely determine its future.

Lodge Washington UPI William P. Rogers U.S Vietnam United States Nixon Thieu Rogers

Communists open world summit in Moscow amid boycotts

Brezhnev opens the first world Communist conference in nine years saying it marks mobilization of revolutionary forces against imperialism. Delegations from 71 parties attend as China and several others boycott citing hostile acts by the Soviet bloc.

Moscow UPI Leonid I. Brezhnev St. George’s Hall Red China North Korea North Vietnam Yugoslavia Albania Peking Czechoslovakia Brezhnev

OGO0 in Orbit After Smooth Launch from Van denberg

The Orbiting Geophysical Observatory satellite launched from Van denberg at 7 43 am reached its nearly polar orbit without incident. It completes a 99 minute Earth orbit to study the upper atmosphere ionosphere auroral regions and trapped radiation edges. NASA expects global data to improve long range communications. A 10 minute countdown interruption occurred due to range vessel antenna problems.

Orbiting Geophysical Observatory OGO Vandenberg National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA

Californias 70 refund checks go out June 13

About 2.5 million Californians will receive 70 property tax refunds totaling 168 million dollars. Checks mailed next week should arrive June 13 to 16, following voter approval of a property tax relief measure. The controller will issue one check per claimant despite 15,700 duplicate filings and will withhold refunds from 5,200 late income tax payers by crediting their balance.

Sacramento UPI Flournoy’s

Seniors Bid Farewell at Lompoc and Cabrillo High

About 600 seniors will graduate in ceremonies at Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools at 2 p.m. Friday marking the 76th and third classes respectively. Valedictorians Carla Darnell and Christine Watkins lead speakers with salutatorians and school presidents presenting diplomas. Trustees Wegner Beattie attend both events as graduates depart for an all night Disneyland excursion after 5 p.m. and return Saturday noon.

Lompoc Cabrillo Roger Talbot Carla Darnell Don Woodfin Lompoc High School Christine Watkins Linda Mitchell Dallas Britton Cabrillo High School Jack Herman John Beattie Glen Wegner Marjorie Thomas Camille Wilde Disneyland Duane Baker Andrew McGrath Robert H. Paisola Jack Heilman Larry Delinger Glen Newcomb Wallis Turner Robert Bickford Martha J. Sparks Jane Pilkington

Eight Columbus cops indicted for racketeer bribes

Federal grand jury charges eight Columbus police officers, including the chief of the vice squad, with taking bribes from racketeers. Safety Director calls the indictments a vendetta while noting the case is not closed and no suspensions are announced. Weather: overcast with highs in the 60s to 70s and nightly lows in the 50s. Tides listed for Friday.

Columbus Ohio UPI Justice Department Robert C. Taylor Police Intelligence Department Frank Baldassaro Phillip Michael U.S Fred Simon Columbus Po Lice Soley Simon Grand Jury Lompoc

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