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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1972

Page

3

Wallace Wins California Write-In Nominating Move Certified

Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr certified wounded Alabama Governor George Wallace as a write in candidate for the June 6 California presidential primary waiving a personal signature requirement after Wallace campaign officials requested the accommodation. Brown cited Wallace's gunshot injuries preventing a signed statement.

Sacramento Calif UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr Alabama George Wallace California Brown Wallace Charles S. Snider

Redistricting plan shifts students to new Lompoc area schools

The district outlines changes moving Hapgood students to Los Berros in Mission Hills and trailer park pupils to Westwings. Increment 5 residents go to Crestview while the remedial reading program moves from Los Padres to Buena Vista Elementary. Wegner cites declining enrollment and budget deficits driving closures, including two schools, to balance a multi million dollar shortfall. Mayor Flattery says he dislikes the term your worship and views himself as a public servant.

Hapgood Lompoc - Buellton Los Berros School Mission Hills VAFB Loma Vista Los Padres Westwings Lompoc - Casmalia Crestview Wegner

California Secretary of State threatens prosecution over late campaign reports

Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr warned Sen. James Q Wedworth and 54 other candidates they face criminal charges for failing to file campaign contribution reports. He noted 529 candidates filed, but 22 Democrats 14 Republicans 16 judicial candidates and 3 Peace and Freedom Party members did not. He labeled willful failure to file a felony and urged prompt compliance.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G Brown Jr James Q. Wedworth D Hawthorne Brown Peace and Freedom Party Wedworth

Funeral services for Rev William Dirks announced

Obituary notes Rev William Dirks 74 former Valley Chapel pastor in Lompoc dies at Men s Colony in San Luis Obispo. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Assembly of God Church San Luis Obispo with graveside at Evergreen Cemetery Lompoc 3 30 p m. Born August 2 1897 he began preaching in 1921 in South Dakota. Survived by wife Nellie sister in Santa Maria three sisters in Canada and a brother in Los Angeles.

San Luis Obispo William Dirks Valley Chapel Lompoc Dirks Evergreen Cemetery Assembly of God Cerro Romauldo Rev South Dakota the Valley Chapel Baywood

Planners to discuss used car sale control

The city will again debate regulating used car sales on public streets and parking lots. The Planning Commission meets Monday to discuss a proposed ordinance on display of used vehicles and will also review subdivision of 20 homes near Lompoc Cemetery, a North H Street lot line adjustment, and a county-referred lot split.

Planning Commission Lompoc Cemetery North Avenue

Rov ing Fours to Host Family Barbecue at Perry's Ranch

The Roving Fours of Lompoc four wheel drive club announce a family style barbecue this Sunday at Perry's Ranch. Members should meet at 9 a.m. at Seventh Street and Ocean Avenue and bring guests.

Lompoc Perry Seventh Street Ocean Avenue

Rogers denies secret U S USSR deal over Vietnam action

Secretary of State William P. Rogers stated there was no secret agreement with the Soviet Union or any other party regarding the mining of North Vietnamese harbors or to avert a public confrontation amid stepped up U S action in Vietnam. He spoke before leaving for Moscow with President Nixon.

Washington UPI William P. Rogers United States Soviet Union U.S Vietnam Moscow Nixon Rogers Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Los Angeles

Wallace regains chair sit and eats first food since shooting

President Nixon visited Gov. George C. Wallace in the hospital as he sat up briefly in a chair for the first time since the assassination attempt. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down, drank chicken broth and described the chair as a reclining device, remaining at a 45 degree angle.

Silver Spring UPI Nixon George C. Wallace Wallace Alabama Camp David White House Moscow Billy Joe Camp Camp

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