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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
1
Sen. William Proxmire said McDonnell-Douglas would reimburse about 200 million dollars to Trans World Eastern and Delta if Congress allows Lockheed to go bankrupt. The company would refund deposits if airlines switch from Lockheed's Airbus to McDonnell-Douglas DC-10.
Senate Finance Committee chairman Randolph Collier trimmed the tax revision to balance the 1971-72 state budget by 974 million. The panel scrapped a one cent sales tax hike and a 500 million school fund provision, keeping withholding for income taxes and raising banks, corporations, and insurance tax rates.
More than 700 seniors will graduate at Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools with ceremonies at 2 p.m. at each campus. Approximately 380 at Lompoc and 356 at Cabrillo will receive diplomas, with school officials and student leaders delivering addresses. The programs feature music from band and choir, and include remarks by trustees and administrators.
School trustees meet in special session to consider the 1971 72 budget pegged at $11.58 million, about seven percent above the current year. The 4 p.m. session in the central administration building will be the first public airing of the proposal.
A UPI report says a U S marshal stood guard aboard the 52 foot Suleyman Stalaskiye to stop its departure from San Francisco until Federal Judge George B Harris rules on Prelude Corp of New Bedford Massachusetts damage suit seeking 377055 dollars against the Soviet government. A writ of attachment taped to the wheel ordered the ship to stay docked while court action proceeds.
California schools chief Wilson Riles urged amending the state constitution to replace the two thirds vote requirement for school bonds with a simple majority. He asked the state Board of Education to begin work after reviewing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding the two thirds rule and said he would present the plan at the next board meeting.
At Paris, Communist negotiators refuse to bow to rumors of flexibility on war and peace issues. They insist on a Nixon deadline for troop withdrawal and offered no clarification when Bruce pressed. Bruce protested Communist shelling of Da Nang, calling it a breach of the civilian-targets pledge.
President Nixon authorized U S exporters to ship many goods to the Chinese mainland ending a long embargo. Freely exportable items include farm fish forestry products rubber textiles and appliances among others with case by case approval for others. Wheat flour and grains also freed to Soviet Union and eastern Europe under same tariff rules.
Lompoc Valley Boys Club volunteers canvas the area for a Saturday fundraiser auction from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 901 W. Ocean. Items include appliances boats a 1965 Fiat and electronics with Al Dorais as auctioneer. Cash only. A pancake breakfast by Moose Lodge follows during the Flower Festival parade on June 26.
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