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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
6
A public meeting of the Tri-County Area Mental Retardation Board will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Santa Barbara Holiday Inn to discuss orderly and economical development of services with members from parent and professional groups.
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty signals possible entry into the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary if the field lacks a strong challenger. He described himself as a maverick Democrat and said he may run if dovish candidates face no serious opposition.
Incomplete inventories list losses from four burglaries across Lompoc. Police report preliminary damage and property missing estimates pending further investigation and itemized tallies.
The FDA recalls 400000 pieces of California made Metlox pottery linked to lead poisoning death of 18 month old Lucas Rosenthal in Philadelphia. Tests show 11.9 to 59 ppm lead, well above the 7 ppm limit. Metlox disputes store exposure and offers refunds or exchanges.
The February California Poll shows 32 percent crediting Ronald Reagan with a good job and 28 percent a poor job. Field notes rising disapproval due to tax concerns and cutbacks on Medi Cal welfare and education funds amid a new welfare proposal.
LA Police Chief Edward M. Davis blasts federal indictments against five officers as politically motivated. He accuses John Mitchell of using policemen for gain while noting four officers tied to a deadly skid row raid. Indicted officers include Gaines Fedrizzi Zepeda and Kin selles of San Leandro. the suspect was not found.
California Attorney General Evelle J. Younger files a Sherman Act antitrust suit against Frito Lay Bell Brand Granny Goose and Pet Inc charging unlawful restraint of interstate snack trade. The state seeks monetary relief and other just relief for itself and school districts.
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