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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
2
The 8,000 United Transportation Union workers halted Southern Pacific Railroad operations across the region over yard job cuts. A federal judge ordered workers back to duty and set a March 20 hearing as service aimed to resume today.
County officials debunk secession talk and rule out boundary change with Kern County. Executive secretary Samuel Clawson says Cuyama Valley will stay within Santa Barbara as public input continues after a statewide PSAS study.
Republican Melville Stephens 27, Hanford law student, files for June 6 primary in the 36th District. Democrat Carlos P. Baker Jr. 44, Lemoore judge, to run in the same race. District includes Kern Kings counties and parts of San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara, including Lompoc Crestview Terrace. Baker is a Navy veteran and lawyer. Stephens has Nixon Vietnam veteran ties and is studying law at UC Davis.
A California daily newspaper lists staff and departments including Tim Conner and Pete Lunny. It notes affiliations with press associations and a monthly subscription rate of $2.25, with home delivery by mail in advance and publication daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
Mayor Art Scott proclaims Quality Week following a California resolution. A March banquet March 17 at Holiday Inn Santa Maria features Kay Valery on The Cost of Consumerism. A March 18 seminar at the same hotel covers consumer frauds quality control and human factors in inspection.
The Hancock College Theatre presents You're A Good Man Charlie Brown with Brad Gooding as Charlie and Bill Randolph as Snoopy. Ellen Snortland shines as Lucy while Sean Landers brings Schroeder to life. The production captures childhood loneliness and resilience through vibrant performances and a playful finale.
Lompoc Adult School opens its spring term on March 13 with 7 p.m. classes at Lompoc Senior High, registration at the first meeting. Fees are six dollars for most courses. offerings include Asian philosophy, computer programming, wood shop, music, TV and radio repair, and several business and vocational subjects. Two men’s PE classes run Tue and Thu at Vandenberg Junior High and Lompoc Senior High. a women’s class is at Lompoc Junior High. Additional courses cover art, clothing, psychology, Spanish, English, government, history, driver education, auto tune-up, aviation ground school, horse care, metal work, photography, and childbirth preparation.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told the Senate Appropriations Committee that overtime last fiscal year could have funded 2066 more agents while saving money. He cited 43 million overtime hours by 8631 agents as of July 30 1971 and noted rising crime and gun in bank robberies air travel crimes and organized crime. The proposed budget included 950000 for a new computerized fingerprint system.
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