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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1969
Page
3
The Sierra Club urges permanent oil drilling ban paired with a wilderness designation to protect the Santa Barbara Channel from exploitation. Rep. George E Brown and Rep. John W Tunney reintroduce measures to create the first undersea wilderness, linking to prior oil lease debates and a proposed marine sanctuary.
The University of California at Santa Barbara will hold a daily record session Friday March 21 at 2 30 p m in the chancellor's dining room de la Guerra Commons The Board of Supervisors plans a resolution urging Governor Reagan to join with the county to press President Nixon and Interior Secretary Hickel to halt oil and gas drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel and withdraw submerged lands from Federal leasing Firemen blamed a wall heater for a small fire causing about 5 damage to a dresser at 116 S M St in a Cecil Sparks home An Air Force Minuteman II ICBM was launched today at 12 30 a m from Vandenberg AFB to test components in Minute man weapons systems A state ASC grant program released 340 000 to Santa Barbara County for flood victims part of 2 million nationwide A US Army Sergeant who defected to East Germany March 1 at Berlin refused to meet American officials behind the Iron Curtain per the State Department
Ray A. Kroc, McDonald’s founder of Santa Ynez Valley and Las Vegas, obtained a marriage license in Riverside County and plans to marry Joan Beverly Smith at his ranch in Happy Canyon, San ta Ynez Valley. The 63 year old billionaire and Miss Smith both list Ri viera Hotel Las Vegas as residence. it will be Kroc’s third marriage.
Santa Barbara attorneys report that the Santa Claus community tourist complex near Carpinteria faced a likely rejection of its top bid at 60 000 dollars as the directors review three offers. Mortgages totaling 68 000 dollars and a stockholder stake raise questions about value and sale terms.
L H Lemons 61 died Wednesday at Lompoc District Hospital. Funeral tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Mc Peek Family Chapel with Rev Dirks and Rev Turner officiating. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Born January 14 1908 in High Point North Carolina he was a 24 year US Army master sergeant and for three years manager of Mountain View Mobile Home Trailer Park. Survived by widow LaRue son Howard E two daughters Lee Ann Lemons and Marilyn Goode a brother Darrell Lemons and a cousin Edna Southern.
The Lompoc Record lists closing stock quotations supplied by James L. Biles Jr. Includes prices for Alcon Alcoa American Can Chrysler Ford and more with totals and closing volumes. Also reports a major bomb discovery in Montreal prior to detonation.
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