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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1975
Page
3
A conservative GOP group and supporters say no candidate has secured the 1976 nomination. Ford is urged to seek conservative backing and may meet with Sen. James Buckley to firm up backing as the bloc refrains from endorsing a winner.
Paul Reistrup, new Amtrak president, backs increasing trains in the East and upper Midwest while avoiding new long distance routes. He predicts ongoing subsidies, plans to ride all routes this year, and notes neglected corridors like Cleveland to through Detroit and Pittsburgh.
A Canadian cold front chilled the Southeast and brought snow to the Northeast and Midwest, with subfreezing temps reaching central Georgia and parts of Florida. Separately, a two day conservative strategy meeting in St Michaels discussed mobilizing groups, open convention plans, and loyalty to the GOP inside constraints. In Belleville Illinois a 14 year old cancer patient Heidi Biggs died in an ambulance returning from Hawaii after expressing a wish to die at home.
After nearly two months of investigation the Rockefeller Commission has not reached a final conclusion on CIA domestic spying. Executive director David W. Belin says major inquiry areas may still open up and notes ongoing access to Langley for documentation and interviews. The panel, split into four two person teams, aims to complete its work and may extend beyond the April 1 deadline while promising no whitewash. Belin stresses truth as the goal and says illegalities will be referred to the Justice Department.
An eight member congressional delegation returned from Indochina with mixed views on increased aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam. Rep Millicent Fenwick and Rep Bella Abzug urged limits while urging diplomatic and economic efforts. Rep Flynt said a formal report would reflect a majority view.
A 19 foot homemade cabin cruiser capsized and sank at the Morro Bay mouth in rough surf. Julian Abreu Santos, 76, was found dead, his son Julian Joseph Santos, 57, is missing and presumed drowned. Two teenagers aboard were rescued in good condition.
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