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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
6
A Mon March 9 1970 Letters to the Editor argues government inaction enables treason and mob violence. The writer condemns liberal control of media, praises police, and cites Chicago and Santa Barbara unrest, urging public opinion to defend order.
The 1968 69 Stewardship Report from the State Department of Parks and Recreation notes 36 5 million visitors to state park units during fiscal 1968 69. It outlines attendance declines due to heavy rains and snows, lists facilities and staffing, and provides the department budget and expenditure breakdown. It also mentions contracts with local governments for 25 park units and notes a peace officer training program for rangers. The report is available by writing P O Box 2390 Sacramento 95811.
PFC Lee P Allard of Belvoir Virginia earned the Topographic Computer rating and a diploma after completing the Topographic Computing course at the United States Army Engineer School. The course trains engineers to compute elevations and map data from field notes for up to date military maps. Allard is son of Mrs Pauline M Allard of Lompoc California. USS White Plains sailor Lawrence S Grafton, son of Mr. and Mrs William D Grafton of Lompoc, completed a Western Pacific deployment aboard the combat stores ship. During Vietnam operations the White Plains supplied over 5700 tons to 186 ships and units.
President Nixon proposed making federal crop insurance self supporting with premium hikes averaging about 24 percent if enacted in a single step. Officials say increases would be phased to avoid reducing policy uptake. Premiums now total nearly 50 million annually, with 12 million in operating costs covered by Congress not premiums.
State Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray plans to introduce legislation enabling state law enforcement to swiftly aid isolated communities like Santa Barbara during riots. The standby forces would be activated in emergencies threatening safety and property beyond local police control, per a county board of supervisors resolution.
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