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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1971
Page
2
A roundup of Dear Abby inquiries covers distrustful husbands of seven kids, a self accusing reader, a Kentucky preacher’s joke, teen pregnancy laws, and a Minnesota marriage concern. Respondents address child support, devotion, and compassionate options amid sorrow.
The Board of Supervisors may approve higher charges at county disposal areas within a month, potentially raising rates for large haulers and thus for households and businesses. Public Works Director Norman Caldwell cites a pay as you go need and explains planned adjustments to cover equipment, landfills, and transfer stations. The move could occur before the 1971 72 fiscal year starting July 1, with broader rate changes across county facilities including Tajiguas Canyon and Goleta areas.
Lompocans join the Amigos program to immunize rural populations in Latin America. The local unit, part of Santa Barbara chapter, trains volunteers in immunization, first aid and nutrition and seeks about 3500 by summer for transportation and activities such as fund-raisers and a concert.
Official postal notice lists Lompoc Record Publications as a California corporation with officers including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam as President and Harry J. Crompe as Editor. It names board members, department heads, and affiliations with press associations and audit bureaus. Subscriptions are $2.20 per delivery or mail, paid in advance.
Senate Rules Committee will hear two resolutions March 24 backing California as the shuttle launch and recovery location. Lagomarsino and MacGillivray coauthored measures citing Vandenberg AFB and other CA sites, with projected 40 000 to 80 000 new jobs and shuttle program contracts of 6 to 10 billion dollars. Governor Reagan backs the effort with Lt Governor Reinecke and Sen Cranston leading the task force.
The CSAC urged Governor Reagan to revise his welfare reform, warning that increased county costs and tax pressure could rise from higher AFDC caseloads. It criticized a closed end budget as dangerous and called for a simpler fairer state county sharing formula and reduced local cost shifting.
British Defense Secretary Lord Carrington and Lt. Gen. Geoffrey Baker visited Belfast to press for tougher measures as Premier Chichester-Clark faces a no confidence push. A 400 man security cordon and 1300 additional troops aim to steady a government amid sectarian clashes and right wing calls for resignation.
Gates Real Estate seeks rezoning from 10-R 1 to 10-R 1 T for a 384 space mobile home park on 66 acres between Solomon Rd and State Highway 1 west of Blosser Rd. Commissioners want a subdivision map and full details before action. continuance to April 28 requested. Santa Maria urged no action until city review.
State Personnel Board president said she would be glad to schedule a hearing on charges by civil rights leader Leonard Carter that state government has an anti black hiring policy. Carter claimed civil service requirements subtly discriminate against minorities and cites a 1966 1969 ethnic census report. Gov Reagan said he would not tolerate such practices.
Fifteen Air Force divisions realigned along responsibility lines with six divisions affected. The 47th Air Division will move to Fairchild AFB and oversee bomber and tanker operations for 15th Air Force. The 14th Air Division at Beale AFB will manage strategic air reconnaissance. The 4th Air Division shifts to F. E. Warren AFB to run Minuteman missiles. Titan wings fall under 12th Air Division at Davis-Monthan AFB. Two divisions deactivate, 17th at Whiteman and 810th at Minot, effective by June 30.
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