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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
3
Four unarmed U S helicopters used by truce teams were struck by gunfire over five days, wounding one American, as ICCS protests were lodged with the Joint Military Commission. Fighting increased across South Vietnam and Cambodia as truce lulls reportedly ended.
The sale of the Zaca Lake resort near Los Olivos to Cal Pac Recreational of Los Angeles was confirmed today and the new owners will seek a conditional use permit for a major overnight camp area. County supervisors had urged enforcement of the zoning ordinance over alleged violations by current operator Howard Olsen, who had earlier been denied a use permit due to lack of ownership. Olsen is a partner in Cal Pac. the property was bought from Mrs. Ann Jackson.
The report notes continued U S air strikes in Cambodia and quiet in Laos. ICCS says unarmed U S helicopters hit by gunfire bore white crosses. An American pilot wounded near Da Nang details were not released. Saigon says 134 Communist truce violations in 24 hours, up from yesterday, with heavy fighting in the Central Highlands and 53 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in Binh Dinh and Pleiku. four government troops dead.
Funeral services end at Starbuck Mortuary for Belle Collar 75 who died this morning at Lompoc District Hospital Born 1898 last residence 530 North D Street Survived by son Robert Collar of Chicago Park Details to appear in the Record. Aubrey Ozell Bailey 53 dies in San Luis Obispo services today at 2 at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel Interment Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Rev Eugene Ashlock officiating Bailey born 1920 in Texas a 12 year Lompoc resident retired U S Army master sergeant and contractor handling the U S mail Survived by widow Wilma son Ricky three daughters all at home father James F Bailey brother Marion Bailey sister Mrs Preble Danielsen San Francisco.
The newly formed Friends of Santa Barbara County announced officers led by Andrew Petersen as president and Eldon Haskell as vice president. Fourmin Feuerburn is secretary and Charles M. Taylor treasurer with Carl Chandler named executive director. Temporary offices are at 200 E Carillo St Santa Barbara with mailing address P O Box 1268 93102. A South Vandenberg airman found dead at his guard post died of a personal safety related gunshot wound. Efrain Ayala DeJesus 21 San Jose attached to 4392nd Security Police. Superior Court trial of Phil Regan Montecito former entertainer accused of bribing a county supervisor will be March 13 at 10 a.m. in the Santa Barbara County Courthouse before Judge Arden Jensen. Regan indicted for seeking to buy the vote of Supervisor Frank Frost in a Goleta Valley Tyrolian Village, Inc. rezoning case.
A Los Angeles jury ruled four members of the Charles Manson family sane and responsible for robbing a Covina beer distributor and attempting to steal 143 rifles and shotguns from a Hawthorne surplus store. The four, two men and two women, were already convicted as the sanity phase followed the trial. The panel deliberated about one hour and 45 minutes.
Robert B. Carleson resigns as director of California's Social Welfare Department to become a welfare adviser to Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Casper Weinberger in Washington. Reagan lauds Carleson as a principal architect of welfare reform, with duties including coordination with governors and legislators.
Prices of raw farm products jumped 3 percent to a record in the 30 days ending February 15, led by beef cattle and hogs with soybeans at an all time high. Wheat eggs and corn fell, while overall raw prices rose 22 percent from a year earlier. Critics urged price controls despite White House opposition.
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