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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1969

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MOL Abort Ends Space Lab Ambitions for 1969

Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard announced the Manned Orbiting Lab program is canceled as Pentagon officials deem its potential achievements insufficient against other defense needs. The program had been a multi billion dollar project aimed at boosting the regional economy with a 1969 launch.

E.C. Stevens Manned Orbiting Lab Department of Defense Defense David Packard Washington, D.C Packard Pentagon Air Force Johnson Space Poles Sudden Ranch Vandenberg Sudden Corp Alpha Steel Co Washington Secretary of Defense McDonnell-Douglas Manned Orbiting Laboratory Vandenberg Air Force Base

Valley soldier James A. Mardis Jr dies in Vietnam action

Memorial services are set for Pfc. James A. Mardis Jr. 20, who died last Thursday in Vietnam. He was a Cabrillo High School graduate and son of Lt. Col. James A. Mardis Sr. The infantryman served with the 25th Division and had been teaching South Vietnamese forces near the Cambodian border. Details of his death were not released.

James A. Mardis Jr Vietnam St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Stuart Fitch Pfc Mardis Air Force James A. Mardis Sr Cabrillo High School Young Mardis Army Hancock College 25Th Infantry Division Cabrillo North Texas State College Ricky Susan

Planners weigh redefining family in Lompoc zoning

Lompoc Planning Commission seeks to redefine the term family in city zoning to curb density in single family areas after discovering nine unrelated adults living together in one residence. City planning director Clinton Sherrod is to draft the ordinance while Commissioner Vernon Copeland opposes the approach calling it misaligned with the problem and noting adults already gripe about forked tongues.

Lompoc Clinton Sherrod Sherrod Vernon Copeland Copeland

Liberal Democrats push probe into military spending

A group of 76 liberal House Democrats from the Democratic Study Group formally moved to a full inquiry into military spending. They seek a resolution for an immediate reexamination of all defense commitments and expenditures and aim to cut defense outlays next year without harming security. The move comes as Defense Secretary Laird plans a panel to revise weapons buying practices and as the Pentagon cancels the Manned Orbital Laboratory after $1.3 billion spent.

Washington UPI House Democrats Democratic Study Group Defense Melvin R. Laird Senate Appropriations Pentagon Laird House Congress Administration Hilary Sandoval, Jr Small Business Administration Senate Barry M. Goldwater R-Ariz Senate House

MOL program cancelled shocks Coast region

News of the Manned Orbiting Lab program cancellation sent shockwaves through the central coast area today. Officials cited immediate job impacts at Vandenberg and across the nation while contractors receive termination notices and severance actions begin.

E. C. Stevens Manned Orbiting Lab Central Coast Huntington Beach St. Louis Martin Aerotect UTC Vandenberg South North

Editorial on cancellation of Manned Orbiting Laboratory program

The piece notes the Air Force DoD cancellation of the Manned Orbiting Laboratory program and cautions readers against quick judgments. It recalls past Vandenberg Base program cuts like Bomarc, arguing for patience while assessments unfold amid local concern and economic impact.

Local businessmen react to cancellation of MOL

Local Lom poc economic leaders react to the cancellation of the Manned Orbiting Laboratory project. D W Ausbrook cites potential effects on the economy while Chris Cass laments the loss of area employment prospects. Harley Craig predicts a quick rebound and Robert Lilley notes a delayed, broad impact. Other local voices foresee mixed outcomes. Weather and tides accompany a brief community update and unrelated notes on a wedding incident.

Manned Orbiting Laboratory D.W. Ausbrook Lompoc Harley Craig Johnson Craig Robert C. Lilley Santa Barbara County

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DOD James A. Mardis, Jr Valley Youth Viet Action Liberal Democrats Coast Area Editorial Goleta Valley Electronic Industries Charlie Kendall Jack Olson Karl Braun Veterans Memorial Building la Purisima Catholic Church
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