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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
3
Closing stock quotations are provided through Rohrbaugh and Co from 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The item notes market data supplied by the firm for the newspaper.
Court actions include William Allen Riggs and Robert Warren Bottroff with bail set for offenses on Highway 246 and H Street in Lompoc. Eric Bernhammer faces alcohol influence charges after arrest on Highway 1. Lucille Gray involved in a Maple Avenue incident. Moore's Department Store announces anniversary prize winners. MFCF sale notice details loan default on Calle Primera property with public auction. Lompoc Planning Commission to review a 20 home subdivision and used car sale ordinance. Cabrillo High School band wins Fiesta parade sweepstakes with drill team and solo majorettes prizes.
Funeral arrangements are pending for Linda Florence Fraser 17 who died from injuries after her small foreign car slid on a curve 1800 feet north of Santa Lucia Canyon Road on Lompoc Casmalia Road. The car rolled at least twice and she was ejected on the first rollover. Winners were announced for La Purisima Mission Fiesta children’s costume parade across multiple categories and divisions including Spanish Indian Mexican.
Doctors in Silver Spring report George C. Wallace displaying involuntary toe movement after stimulation and an aide notes his son tickled his feet causing the toes to move. Medical staff call the development encouraging though full recovery from paralysis remains uncertain.
Obituary reports funeral services for Victor Anthony Alves 63 retired sheriff sergeant held at La Purisima Church with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. He born Dec 15 1908 Visalia lived locally 30 years and survived by wife Emily son Walter Barbara Ekdahl four grandchildren and sister Genivieve Mattos. The article also contains a fragmented late report on Governor Wallace’s medical bulletin and public reaction to his recovery.
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