Reagan urges tougher bills to aid consumer protection
Governor Ronald Reagan urged California lawmakers to approve bills expanding state power in consumer protection. He said the measures would shield consumers from unscrupulous entrepreneurs while not interfering with free enterprise. Reagan outlined the program in a taped telecast and stressed consumer protection in his state of the state address.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
State Department of Consumer Affairs
Better Business Bureaus
Chambers of Commerce
State Division of Consumer Affairs
Office of Consumer Counsel
Celestial eclipse spectacle sweeps nation this weekend
The sun will be obscured in a total eclipse with clouded East Coast skies likely. Observers set up in Tehuantepec while Edison’s 1878 chicken coop anecdote is recalled. Perry Florida to Norfolk Virginia path noted. Nantucket booked for eclipse viewing.
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Weather Bureau
Tehuantepec
Mexico
Kay Strand
U.S. Naval Observatory
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas A. Edison
Wyoming
United States
Perry
Norfolk
Maryland
Nantucket
Mass
Fire bombs and slingshots tied to Isla Vista disorders
Eight intact fire bombs stored as court evidence in the Isla Vista riots drew attention in the county clerk's office. Women employees feared explosions and the bottles were moved to the courthouse basement after complaints. Also found were oversized slingshots used to rain rocks on officers during rioting.
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Isla Vista
Fred Baker
Baker
Board of Supervisors
Narco factory smashed by feds in Laguna Beach raids
Federal and local agents disrupted a narcotics operation in Laguna Beach described as distributing about 3.5 million dollars in drugs. Five men and a woman were arrested after a seven month probe. seized equipment included a pint canning line for shipments, an LSD lab, two hydraulic presses, and 5000 LSD tablets along with hashish marijuana and PCP.
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Laguna Beach
UPI
Government to attempt ouster of UMW's Boyle
The government moves to overturn United Mine Workers President W. A. Boyle's re election may go to court for months. An interim Labor Department action could strip Boyle and top UMW officials of power even before the larger issue is resolved.
Murphy Would Vote for U S Troops in Laos
U S Senator George Murphy said he would reluctantly vote to deploy American ground troops to Laos if the Nixon administration proved it served U S security. He also endorsed allowing 18 year olds to vote, while noting no plan for a new Vietnam in Laos.
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UPS
George Murphy
Senate Armed Services Committee
Laos
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Murphy
Vietnam
Los Angeles
San Francisco
United States
Lompoc Record Staff and Publication Details
The Lompoc Record is described as a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications a California corporation. It lists officers editors managers and affiliations including California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International and others with a monthly subscription rate of 2.25 and home delivery by mail.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Rummage Sale and Community Events in Lompoc
Community activities fill the week in Lompoc with a giant rummage sale and Easter boutique at the Grange Hall, a World Day of Prayer service at First Methodist Church, and a quarterly dinner of the Lompoc Valley Historical Society. The events include talks on the La Purisima Mission, a library program on narcotics, and meetings of civic and religious groups. Proceeds benefit the American Field Service scholarship fund.
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North G Street
American Field Service International Scholarship Fund
Lompoc
First Methodist Church
W. F. Martin
Relief Society Singing Mothers
Motorede
Movement To
Police Dept
American Association of Retired Persons
Gadway
Johns-Manville Corporation
A.A.R.P
Johns-Manville Corp
Goldberg attacks Chicago Seven conspiracy indictment
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg argued that the Chicago Seven conspiracy indictment is unconstitutional and warned that conspiracy charges are the prosecutor's last resort when substantive evidence is lacking. He spoke at Columbia University Law School.
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New York
UPI
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Chicago Seven
Goldberg
Columbia University Law School
Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
Beautification committee approves artificial grass for islands
The City Beautification Committee backs a pilot project to install artificial grass on islands at Ocean Avenue and H Street. The plan, costing up to $1,000 for materials, awaits City Council and State Division of Highways approval. Dr. W B Jamisson led the motion to fund the work.
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Ocean Avenue
H Street
State Division of Highways
W. B. Jamisson
Snowy Rockies And Snow in Midwest Weather Notes
Snow continued in the southern and northern Rockies and western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota saw at least an inch of new snow. Scattered showers affected the central plains as a weak cold front moved from the western Midwest toward the southern Great Plains. City planning items discussed plantings and park changes, with $1,000 previously committed for the Civic Park fountain and a total grass installation cost of $4,600 not yet budgeted. The committee approved 24 Monterey pines along Crestview Terrace Slopes near Highway 1, shelving a larger entrance park plan until nearby freeway work completes.
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Midwest
Great Plains
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Central Plains
Ean Avenue
H Street
Civic Park
Crestview Terrace
Highway 1
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