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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1977

Page

3

Taxpayer groups unite for sweeping property tax reform

Four taxpayer organizations join forces led by Paul Gann to push a state property tax initiative. They seek to cap taxes at one to one and a half percent and curb inflationary growth, with over a million petition signatures pledged to qualify the measure for the ballot.

Los Angeles UPI Paul Gann Peoples Advocate United Organization of Taxpayers California Ray Saucedo Santa Barbara Lyle Cook Fresno Gann

Quake Strikes Northeast China Area Near Tangshan

A strong earthquake measuring 6.6 on the Richter scale struck the northeast China region near Tangshan. Tremors were felt in Peking with light shaking reported and a 30 second sway observed. Tangshan, wounded by last year’s devastation, lies about 100 miles southeast of Peking.

Hong Kong UPI China Peking DPA Winho Tangshan CPR

Pan Am and four others explore settlements in Canary Islands crash suits

Edwin Green said Pan Am, KLM, the Spanish government, Boeing, and Royal Cruise Lines are negotiating with relatives of Canary Islands disaster victims. Insurers will fund anticipated claims as pre-trial talks occur before Judge Spencer Williams regarding suits filed for 18 of the 580 killed in the March 27 collision.

San Francisco UPI Pan American World Airways Edwin Green Pan Am KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing Airplane Co Royal Cruise Lines of Green Spencer Williams Canary Islands

Shapp to Return 300000 in Federal Campaign Funds

Gov Milton Shapp said he was appalled by illegal fundraising connected to his presidential bid and will return 300000 in federal funds. He denied any knowledge of the scheme and refused to discuss the federal report.

Harrisburg UPI Milton J. Shapp Ilegal Shapp Federal Election Commission

Woodcock chosen to head U.S. liaison office in Peking

Leonard Woodcock, retiring UAW president, is President Carter's pick to head the U S liaison office in Peking. Carter says no China timetable but expects Woodcock to be ambassador when the time comes. Woodcock will hand over UAW leadership to Douglas Fraser at the convention in Los Angeles.

Detroit UPI Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers Carter U.S Peking Woodcock Washington China Peoples Republic of China Los Angeles UAW Douglas A. Fraser Georgia Democratic Party Vietnam

Van Houten testifies on role in La Bianca killing

Leslie Van Houten testified she stabbed Rosemary La Bianca in the back after she was already dead and said Charles Tex Watson gave her the knife. She described leading La Bianca into a bedroom with Patricia Krenwinkel while Watson held Mrs La Bianca's husband in the living room.

Los Angeles Leslie van Houten Rosemary la Bianca Stephen Kay Miss van Houten Mrs. la Bianca Patricia Krenwinkle Mrs la Bianca Watson Pat Mr. la Bianca

Congress Battles Loom Over Cuba Vietnam Aid and Energy Plan

Congress moved a 1.7 billion foreign aid package amid a Cuban Vietnam trade clash. The House backed limits on food and medical shipments to Havana and Hanoi while Senate debate loomed. A separate energy bill of 6.5 billion sought Oak Ridge reactor funding, with White House negotiations ongoing.

House Senate U.S Cuba Vietnam Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee House International Relations Committee Clement Zablocki D-Wis Havana Hanoi Senate Rules Committee Carter Mark Hatfield Rore GOP White House House Science and Technology Committee Oak Ridge Tenn Congress America Afl-Cio George Meany Lyndon Johnson

Pair held in S B bombing case initials

Santa Barbara authorities arrested Mrs. Art Corbell and Douglas Clayton Ingram on suspicion of grand theft in connection with the April 19 jewelry store bombing. Investigators found firearms and dynamite at Ingram’s home and linked the theft to a property dispute linked to building owner Ann McDonough. Both suspects held on 250000 bail.

Santa Barbara UPI Art Corbell el Dorado Hills Sacramento Douglas Clayton Ingram Folsom Charles Thompson Corbell Ann McDonough Jewlery Thompson Stanley Roden Sacramento County Ingram

Jimmy Cagney Hospitalized Amid Privacy Rules

Hollywood icon Jimmy Cagney 77 was hospitalized with reports saying he has transient ischemic anemia due to an inner ear infection. Producer A C Lyles confirms the condition is serious though Cagney can walk in his room and receive visitors.

Hollywood UPI Jimmy Cagney Cagney Good Samaritan Hospital A.C. Lyles

Folger Cuts Coffee Wholesale Price In 1970s Market Move

Folger Coffee Co cuts its wholesale ground coffee price by 25 cents to 4.18 a pound citing lower green bean costs. The move follows a March 30 25 cent increase and aims to shield consumers from prior price hikes while industry reacts to a volatile market amid USDA Brazil crop estimates and political scrutiny.

Folger Coffee Co Folgers Brazil United States Folger General Foods Corp White Plains N.Y General Foods Maxwell House Hills Bros San Francisco Consumer News Service US Department of Agriculture Brazilian Coffee Institute CNS New York USDA Fred Richmond Dny Richmond Richmond

Tobacco lawyer harassment described at ACS meeting

Dr Ralph D Parks testified that tobacco industry lawyers pressured his office to release medical records of a New Mexico cowboy with emphysema interviewed for Thames Television. He said staff were told to get lost and he refused permission, with no clear notice of who the firm represented. The film aimed to show smoking harms despite outdoor masculine images. Alton Ochsner urged acceptance of lung cancer smoking links and criticized government actions.

Denver UPI New Mexico Ralph D. Parks American Cancer Society Albuquerque Parks Parks Thames Television Parks Tobacco Company Alton Ochsner

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