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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1972

Page

2

Moretti unveils 1972 tax reform plan in California

Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti proposed a 1.5 billion property tax reform package for 1972. It would raise sales taxes to six percent, lift income taxes for individuals and corporations, and add a statewide telephone users tax to fund relief for homeowners renters schools and counties. The plan promises notable homeowner and renter credits and a broader shift of tax burden while Reagan mulls his own proposal amid eight years of property tax relief efforts.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Bob Moretti van Nuys Democrat County Supervisors Association of California Moretti Ronald Reagan Reagan Supreme Court

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Tim Conner as Mechanical Superintendent Clete Lunny Advertising Manager Wesley Huffman Circulation Manager Ray McCuen News Editor Betty Laurent Society Editor Scott Ostler Sports Editor Trudy Schoenfeldt Features Editor Steve LaRue Vaughn Proctor Staff Writer Dan Duffy Photographer Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. Subscription rate 225 dollars per month Home delivery or mail by mail in advance. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.

Tim Conner Clete Lunny Wesley A Huffman Ray McCuen Betty Laurent Scott Ostler Trudy Schoenfeldt Steve LaRue Vaughn Proctor Dan Duffy

Compromise VD education bill clears committee in California

In Sacramento the Assembly Education Committee approved a Reagan backed venereal disease education bill with 15 day parental notification. no written consent required. Only one dissenting vote from Assemblyman Collier. The measure allows local boards to teach VD education and assures materials may be inspected by parents.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Ronald Reagan Education Committee Leroy F. Greene Reagan John L.E. Collier Los Angeles

Upland Psychologist Kills Family Then Self

Dr. Jules Van Praag a 42 year old psychologist killed his wife Ann 43 and daughter Jeanne 14 with blows and a necktie strangulation and a blunt instrument. He wounded his secretary Elizabeth Ann McClellan 43 and later shot himself in a car crash after leaving the airport. A second cat was killed and bodies were found in plastic bags in the home.

Upland Calif UPI Jules van Praag Elizabeth Ann McClellan Arcadia Methodist Hospital van Praags van Praag Jeanne Ann Ontario, Calif International Salton Sea Beach

Franco’s Granddaughter Weds Royal Family Member in Madrid

Spanish police shield the privacy of the nation’s largest social event in two decades the marriage of General Franco’s granddaughter to a Spanish royal. More than 2 000 guests including Swedish royalty Mrs Henry Ford II Princess Grace of Monaco and bullfighter El Cordobes attended the 6 00 p m ceremony at the Pardo Palace linking two of Spain’s famed families and potentially drawing Franco closer to the throne.

Madrid UPI Spain Francisco Franco Henry Ford II Grace of Monaco Manuel “el Cordobes Benitez Pardo Pardo Palace

Methadone Clinic Growth Predicted in California

A state report to Gov Reagan and the legislature predicts methadone maintenance programs in California will nearly double. It cites 29 programs serving 5 587 patients at end of 1971, with an average age of 31 and 75 percent male. About half of patients were employed. The advisory panel notes low Black community embrace but says programs targeting Blacks are being developed.

Sacramento UPI California Ronald Reagan Department of Mental Hygiene

Bridges mulls three way merger of longshore unions

Longshore leader Harry Bridges contemplates uniting his International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union with the Teamsters and East and Gulf Coast dock unions. The move could form the nation's strongest transportation union, with talks touched by container loading issues and calls for dock peace for years.

Monterey UPI Harry Bridges West Coast Pacific Teamsters’ Union East and Gulf Coast Dock Union Transportation Industry Bridges International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Edmund Flynn Pacific Maritime Association Council of California Growers

Reagan clarifies welfare act start date for Californians

Gov. Ronald Reagan cautioned Californians not to expect thousands of able bodied welfare recipients to suddenly work for their grants on April 1. He said the start date marks the act's beginning, not an immediate change in behavior.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan

Abortion attitudes and welfare work plan noted in report

A government poll shows six of ten adults favor liberal abortion access and 87 percent support universal birth control information. The USS Commission on Population Growth and the American Future will present its findings to President Nixon and Congress, while a California program proposes 58 000 welfare recipients enter public service to earn their grant in 35 counties. Reagan criticizes local officials over fault attribution to Sacramento.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress USS. Commission On Population Growth and the American Future California

Weather Alerts Surge Across Northeast and Great Lakes

National weather service warns high winds up to 50 mph in eastern New York and Vermont with gale warnings on the Great Lakes. A Canadian storm drives the cold front across New York, Appalachians, and Gulf Coast while showers hit the Appalachians and storms erupt in the lower Mississippi Valley. Rain totals exceed half an inch in Nashville and Muscle Shoals in six hours as northwesterly winds sweep the Great Plains and snow flurries touch the upper Great Lakes. elsewhere, the nation remains mostly fair and dry.

United Press International New York Vermont Great Lakes Appalachians Gulf Coast Appalachian Mississippi Valley Nashville Tenn Muscle Shoals Ala Great Plains

IRA Crackdown Targets Hooligans in Belfast District

In Belfast, the IRA declared action against small gangs blamed for civil disturbance. A UPI observer noted youths sweeping glass as the gang conflict with troops and police intensified after internment rounds. The official wing labeled the troublemakers as an irresponsible element to be curbed.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPI Irish Republican Army IRA Andersonstown The

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