Lompoc Vows strict marijuana enforcement amid national guidance
Lompoc and Santa Barbara County law enforcement will enforce all marijuana laws despite a national commission advocating decriminalization. Police Chief James Smith says officers must follow current statutes, while county officials note courts have trimmed penalties over years. The commission recommends decriminalizing private possession for personal use and limiting penalties for public possession or distribution, but does not call for legalization.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
National Commission
James Smith
Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
Commission
County seeks federal funds for air pollution program
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson urged supervisors to apply for 135 125 dollars in federal funds to supplement 59 884 dollars in county money for a new air pollution control program. Total 194 969 dollars would cover staff of seven and a mobile monitoring lab through June 30, 1973, with possible annual renewal for up to three years. Johnson favors appointing Air Pollution Control Engineer Clifton J. Seymour as program manager.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Clifton J. Seymour
Police plan major attack on shoplifting in Lompoc
Police and the chamber of commerce will host seminars on bad checks credit card fraud and shoplifting with demonstrations by experts. District Attorney Milner will present a consumer fraud panel during Law Enforcement Week in May to educate merchants and the public.
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Lompoc
Carl Kuchera
Ray Kennedy
Bob Gaston
Lompoc Jaycees
Ruth Clark
Women’s Division
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
David Milner
Enchilada Sale At CD Center In Lompoc
Lompoc Headstart hosts an enchilada sale at the CD Center 118 South E St today starting 10 a.m. Orders by phone RE 6-7335 or RE 6-6136. Four cheese enchiladas priced at 1 dollar and three meat enchiladas at 1 dollar. The municipal pool hours during Easter break are listed for daily and weekend times. In London, 87 year old Lilian Dutton fought off a robber who forced entry, snatching the intruder’s glasses and causing a retreat.
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Lompoc
CD Center
South E St
London
Lilian Dutton
Powell in death like coma at Miami hospital
Powell remains in critical condition in an intensive care unit attached to a life support machine that handles major bodily functions. Doctors have not disclosed the nature of his ailment, while an unofficial report cites a cancer complication alongside a pre existing prostate issue.
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Miami
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Victor Apolitano
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Powell
New York
David Licorish
Licorish
Viet Cong chief negotiator arrives in Paris voices U S protest
Mme. Nguyen Thi Binh lands in Paris after Hanoi stay and denounces the United States for suspending peace talks. She accuses U S bombings of intensifying and calls for unconditional U S withdrawal and the departure of South Vietnamese President Thieu.
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Paris
UPI
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Hanoi
United States
Vietnam
le Bourget Airfield
Nixon
Mme. Binh
Binh
Moscow
U.S
William J Porter
Pham Dang Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Nixon says he ordered halt to Paris peace talks
President Nixon said he personally ordered suspension of the Paris peace talks to end a 3 1/2 year propaganda filibuster by the Communists. He warned the talks must not become a propaganda forum and said the U S is willing to negotiate publicly or privately when the other side is ready. He noted potential actions to curb food price rises and defended U S actions on desegregation and court pay, while signaling no further talks until serious discussions begin.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Paris
United States
White House
Vietnam
U. S
Oval Office
Supreme Court
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Soviet Union
Moscow
William J Porter
Public hearings set on use permits and sign ordinance
Planning Commission to hold three public hearings Monday night on use permits for Homer M Hare at 429 South R Street for mailing items from home, Rev. C W Daniels at 403 North J Street for church facilities, and Harriet H Adam at 115 North H Street for a parking variance connected to Lompoc Record offices. Al O Autry will present sign ordinance amendments and discuss General Plan elements.
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Planning Commission
al O Autry Community Development
Homer M Hare
South R St
Rev
C. W Daniels
North J St
Harriet H Adam
Lompoc
North H St
Autry
Obituary notices for Manuel Teran and Daniel Gee
Rosary for Manuel Florentino Teran 36 will be recited Monday at 8 p.m. at McPeek Chapel followed by a Mass Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Sas Purisima Church. He died March 17 at Vandenberg AFB Hospital from injuries on March 14. Burial in Lompoc Cemetery. Memorial services for Daniel Joshua Gee 67 will be Monday at 10 a.m. at McPeek Family Chapel. He died last week at 524 N. Poppy St and is survived by son David Gee of Santa Ana.
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Santa Barbara
County Road
Cathedral Oaks Rd
Manuel Florentino Teran
McPeek Chapel
Sas Purisima Catholic
Teran
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Guadalupe Teran
Mexico
Lompoc
Daniel Joshua Gee
McPeek Family
Gee
N. Poppy St
David Gee
Santa Ana
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