Finalists named for 1970 Flower Festival queen
Five candidates Dianne Bouslaugh Linda Lance Judy Snipes Carmen Vargas and Valerie Woodward vie for the Flower Festival queen crown at Friday’s Talent Show and Coronation Ball in the Veterans Memorial Building. Judges from outside the valley will decide based on beauty poise charm talent and personality.
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Dianne Bouslaugh
Linda Lance
Judy Snipes
Carmen Vargas
Valerie Woodward
Veterans Memorial Building
Louis Artis
Juanita Flores
Glenn Miller
Ken Budd
The
Rebels
Lompoc
City Secretarial Service
Alamo Cleaners
Penn
Assemblyman blasts bills to keep servicemen from fighting unsanctioned wars
Sacramento lawmakers debate bills by Vasconcellos and Greene to bar California servicemen from fighting undeclared wars. Lanterman calls the issue none of the legislature’s business as the measures advance to Ways and Means amid support from National Guard figures and a packed hearing.
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UPI
Ndochina
Frank Lanterman
R- 4A
Canada
Ways and
John Vasconcellos
San Jose
Bill Greene
Los Angeles
Government Administration Committee
Army Reserve
Ways and Means Committee
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Lanterman
Massachusetts
California
United States Supreme Court
Vietnam
Three youths haul battered chair past storage lot in town
Three young men moved a battered armchair down West Walnut yesterday while Joe Fioti watched a skunk cross the loading ramp into a Vandenberg Van and Storage truck, creating a curious street scene.
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West Walnut
Joe Fioti
Skunk
Vandenberg
Weather and political voices mix in a varied report
The forecast calls for fair weather through Friday with coastal highs in the 60s to 80s inland and cool nights in the 30s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tides reach 6.8 feet, with low tides near minus 1.4 feet and 2.3 feet. In a separate discussion, lawmakers and advocates debate civil rights style reform and draft political commentary urging action while noting war and peace arguments and youth impact.
Nixon urged to sign 18 year old vote bill after House passage
Supporters predict President Nixon will sign a bill granting 18 year olds the vote and extending Voting Rights Act provisions. House passage followed by warnings the youth provision could be struck by courts. leaders cite 10 million voters awaiting change and concerns from southern black voters.
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Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
Sieroty
Andrew Juvinall
San Francisco
Northern California Council of Churches
Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Celler
Supreme Court
Senate
Senate curbs Nixon ABM plan to shield silos and bases
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 11 to 6 to limit Safeguard to protecting missile silos and bomber bases, rejecting a nationwide population defense. The panel approved adding a third site at Whiteman AFB and a fourth at Warren AFB, with expanded interceptors, while trimming the next fiscal year ARM budget by 23 million.
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UPS
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Nixon
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
House
Whiteman Air Force Base
Congress
Montana
North Dakota
Warren Afb
Wyo
Pellerin Named Record Sports Editor
Robert Pellerin a Cabrillo graduate and former prep writer for the Record has been named sports editor succeeding Bill Cockshott who left for the Santa Maria Times. The 20 year old Vandenberg AFB resident attends San Jose State College majoring in journalism and previously edited Cabrillo’s Fore and Art and Tierra Royal yearbook.
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Robert Pellerin
Cabrillo
the Record
Bill Cockshott
Santa Maria Times
Pellerin
Poplar St
Vandenberg Air Force Base
San Jose State College
Tierra Royal
Portuguese Celebration in Lompoc This Weekend
The annual Lompoc Portuguese celebration features a Saturday dance at the Veterans Memorial Building and a Sunday parade starting 9:30 a.m. from the memorial building, with a mass at La Purisima Catholic Church. Queen Loraine Vieira will reign, with attendants Noreen Vieira and Katherine Costa. little queen Donna Avila with attendants Kimberly Sousa and Deedee Domingos.
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Lompoc
Loraine Vieira
Noreen Vieira
Katherine Costa Donna Avila
Kimberly Sousa
Deedee Domingos
Veterans Memorial Building
Memorial Building
H Street
Hickory
Attorney general probes police brutality in Isla Vista unrest
The California attorney general launches an impartial investigation into charges of police brutality during Isla Vista unrest near UCSB. Deputy AG Richard Huffman will oversee work with lawyers and investigators as officials aim to determine facts amid violence that left a student dead.
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UPI
State Attorney General
Isla Vista
Thomas C. Lynch
Santa Barbara
James W. Webster
David D. Milner
Richard D. Huffman
Los Angeles
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New Record Sports
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Joseph P.E. Pellerin
George Mendez
Wallace Grossi
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Mendez
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