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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1976
Page
3
White House sources say President Ford will appoint Rogers C. Morton, his top political adviser, to lead the election campaign replacing Howard Callaway. Morton indicated he must decide on the move at a White House dinner.
Queen Elizabeth consulted legal advisers at Buckingham Palace over constitutional issues if the Snowdon marriage ends. The Snowdons had been unhappy for years and reportedly planned separation for the children Viscount Linley and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones. Princess Margaret’s friendship with Roddy Llewellyn drew constant publicity.
Tommy Rettig, former Lassie child star, pleaded guilty in Superior Court to possessing 12 ounces of marijuana at his Morro Bay home. He received three years probation and six months in jail, suspended if he serves at least six months for an unrelated federal conviction. He faces ongoing appeal of a federal 52 year sentence for liquid cocaine smuggling from Peru.
Senator Magnuson praised a House Senate compromise on extending U S fisheries jurisdiction to 200 miles. President Ford pledged to sign as foreign fishing would require U S permits by March 1 1977 and abide by American conservation rules. The measure aims to revive depleted stocks and reduce foreign fishing by noncompliant nations.
More than 1,000 policemen and plainclothes officers patrol London trains and subways in an unprecedented security push a day after a fresh IRA bombing campaign. Police search bags while authorities in Northern Ireland warn of letter bombs as two London blasts injure eight and a defused device is found. A Belfast killing leaves six sectarian murder victims this year. Civil libertarians fault armed plainclothes patrols as police defend the crisis response.
The Brown administration proposes major changes to simplify environmental impact reports under the 1976 act. The 100 page study claims myths surround EIRs while acknowledging a paperwork flood that obscures the act’s original intent to provide usable policy information.
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