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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1976

Page

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Reagan Brown may prove spoilers in upcoming primaries

United Press International reports Ford banks on Michigan victory as Reagan aims to split the vote with Brown in Maryland and California. Carter holds momentum with Udall challenging in Michigan. turnout expected moderate to heavy statewide, with delegates and uncommitted votes shaping the race toward the convention.

United Press International Ford Michigan Edmund G. Brown Jr Jimmy Carter Maryland California George Wallace Ronald Reagan Carter Brown Morris Udall Grand Rapids Mich Detroit Reagan Udall New York Pennsylvania West Coast Texas Indiana Wallace Henry Jackson

Supervisors reject Ford fund appeal

County board declines to donate to a GOP Victory Fund for Gerald Ford. Board chairman Frank J. Frost notes statutes forbid such donations and plans to reply urging Ford to use other fundraisers like Kalmbach and Stans. The panel, with three Democrats among its members, signals little chance of funding.

Ronald Reagan Board of Supervisors Gerry Ford Washington Reagan EH. Haskell Don and Dee MacGillivray Santa Barbara Ford Frank J. Frost Frost Capitol Herbert Kalmbach Maurice Stans Nixon James Slater Harrell Fletcher

Hospital board picks Anderson to lead emergency facility

Lompoc Hospital District directors name Dr. Walter B. Anderson as new emergency room director effective July 1. He will be paid 75 percent of ER fees or $20 per hour plus $150 monthly for administrative costs, with payments to cover physicians under him. The previous director Dr. Rod Hamer resigns June 30 after serving since 1973. The board discusses a 76-77 budget with a $3.52 million projected income and $3.40 million expenses, and plans to raise the ER minimum fee from $12 to $15 to cover added physician costs. The budget includes $407,281 in capital spending, including a west wing expansion and new X-ray equipment.

Bystan Tulledo Walter B. Anderson Lompoc Anderson Rod Hamer Hamer Convalescent Care Center Dr. Hamer Ken Wicks Dr. Anderson Wicks Tual

Giscard Calls Detente With Western Values For France

French President Valery Giscard d Estaing told a joint session of Congress he backs detente with the Russians yet will defend Western ideals. He urged U S confidence in France and pledged continued Atlantic Alliance support while praising U S French ties during a Capitol Hill visit.

Giscard France Washington UPI Valery Giscard d Concorde Atlantic Alliance Capitol Hill Congress Anwar Sadat Yitshak Rabin Henry Kissinger Ford

California forecasts $805 million budget surplus

The Brown administration, once pessimistic on revenue, projects a bright economy and an $805 million surplus in the May budget revision. Finance Director Roy Bell said improved indicators show California rebounding from last year’s recession, with consumers able to buy more for their dollars.

Sacramento UPI Brown Roy Bell Edmund G. Brown Jr California

New election-year forecast shows large budget surplus

The administration projects inflation at 5.9 percent versus 7.6 earlier, personal income up 10.9 percent, and a marginal drop in unemployment. The 1976 average jobless rate shifts to 9 percent, yielding an $805 million state budget surplus, up from $519 million.

Platform panel suspends hearings over picket line

The Democratic Platform Committee halted a second day as witnesses refused to cross a National Broadcasting Co strike line. Chairman Wendell Anderson moved hearings to Capitol Hill to avoid picketing, with leaders like Woodcock and Meany among those staying away. The session also saw intra party tensions over foreign policy and Moynihan’s membership on the drafting subcommittee.

Washington UPI Democratic Platform Committee Minnesota Wendell Anderson National Broadcasting Co Platform Committee Capitol Hill Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers Anderson Woodcock Glenn Watts The Communication Workers of America Basil Paterson Democratic National Committee Michael Harrington Afl-Cio George Meany Alabama George Wallace Robert Strauss United Nations Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Rival truth squads tangle in California GOP race

Republican truth squads backing Ford and Reagan clashed in Sacramento with back-to-back news conferences at the Capitol. Six GOP lawmakers voiced support for Ford and released materials they said showed Reagan’s inconsistent industrial safety record, highlighting a bitter nomination battle.

Sacramento UPI Ford Ronald Reagan California Capitol Reagan

Weather outlook with highs near 75 and marine tides

Night and morning low clouds give way to hazy sun by afternoon through Wednesday. Temperatures reach 73 to 78 during the day with lows 55 to 60. Tides: highs of 4.4 feet at 2 30 a.m. and 3.9 feet at 4 59 p.m. Lows 0.0 feet at 9 55 a.m. and 2.4 feet at 10 27 p.m.

Village Country Club Players Travel to Paso Robles

Golf regulars from the Village Country Club head to Paso Robles for an intercommunity contest on the greens. Stephen Miller hosts a birthday party for his cat marking its sixth year with six candles and a can of cat food.

Paso Robles Stephen Miller

Tippler's tax eyed by board

The Board of Supervisors discussed a proposed tax on tipping to fund school portions of the property tax. Supervisor Beattie noted auditors disallow drink purchases on county expense. Chair Frost warned tips might shrink for servers. The proposal was referred to county counsel to draft a resolution for state and county groups to evaluate implementation.

Board of Supervisors Francis H. Beattie Frank Frost Gov. Brown County Supervisors Assn

Tremors Strike Central Asia After Major Uzbekistan Quake

Soviet Tass reports new tremors hit Gazli and Bukhara as relief teams rush to hard hit towns after Monday's magnitude 9 quake in Soviet Uzbekistan. Seismological institute notes tremors across Tashkent with damage concentrated near Gazli.

Moscow API Central Asia Tass Uzbekistan Tashkent Bukhara Gazli Afghanistan

Uncertain outcome for transfer of water entitlements

Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties press a bid to transfer state water entitlements as a delegation prepared to meet state Water Resources Director Ronald Robie. Delays and legal questions shadow the plan amid hydrological doubts from a drought and a looming first surplus drought year.

Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara County Robie Beattie Cachuma Reservoir

Candidates discuss county issues at Solvang forum

Five candidates for the fourth district supervisor spoke in a sparsely attended open forum in Solvang. Moderator Judge Arden T. Jensen noted Emmy awards and a local Elks fundraiser reduced turnout as candidates outlined views on land use taxation environmental protection and water supply.

Fourth District Santa Ynez Valley Farm Bureau Center Veterans Memorial Building Solvang Superior Court Arden T. Jensen Jensen Santa Ynez Robert C. Lilley Robert Hedlund Alberta Morgan Phyllis White Art Scott

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