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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1972

Page

2

Vatican to restore Michelangelo Pieta to original likeness

Vatican experts say restoration will start this week in St. Peter's Basilica chapel to return Michelangelo's Pieta to its original condition after the hammer damage by Laszlo Toth. A Vatican museum chief voiced confidence in a faithful restoration.

Vatican City UPI Vatican Pope Paul VI Commission For Monuments and Arts St. Peter's Basilica Deoclecio de Campos Vatican Museums and Restoration Laboratory

The Lompoc Record Admits Second Class Mail Status

The Lompoc Record is designated as a second class mail newspaper in Lompoc California under Act of Congress. It lists executive staff including President Mrs Kenneth L Adam and Editor Harry J Crompe and notes memberships in multiple press associations. The paper is published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day with a monthly subscription rate of $225.

Lompoc California Lompoc Record Lompoc Recordblications Kenneth L. Adam Harry J. Crompe Lawrence C. Grossman J. Donald Adam Rennie L. Adam Gaylen Jackson

McGovern Favored In Oregon And Rhode Island Primaries

United Press International reports McGovern as strong favorite in Oregon with 34 delegates and slight edge in Rhode Island's 22 delegates. Kennedy appears on Oregon ballot once, while Muskie Humphrey and Wallace compete for runner up. Nixon expected to net 18 and 8 delegates respectively.

McGovern Oregon Rhode Island United Press International George S. McGovern Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Edmund S. Muskie Hubert H. Humphrey Alabama Patsy Mink Hawaii Wayne Morse Senate Morse Mark O. Hatfield GOP Wallace

Action Director Quietly Addresses CIA Hiring Controversy

Senate Foreign Relations Committee questioned Action Director Joseph Blatchford about former CIA agent Eric Biddle Jr on Action payroll through the Peace Corps agency. Blatchford provided written answers with a personal postscript noting the material was for Pell and staff use only.

Washington UPI CIA Action Peace Corps Senate Foreign Relations Committee Joseph H. Blatchford Eric H. Biddle Jr Greece Germany Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Blatchford Claiborne Pell Foreign Relations Committee Pell

Mrs Nixon sees brighter Moscow during Kremlin visit

First Lady Pat Nixon tours Moscow highlighting gains in living standards since 1959. She inspects secondary school No. 42, rides the Moscow subway, and shares tea with Mrs Brezhnev and Mrs Podgorny at the Kremlin, after a state banquet.

Moscow UPI Pat Nixon Russia Nixon Grand Kremlin Palace Kremlin Leonid I. Brezhnev Nikolai V. Podgorny Vnukovo II Lenin Boulevard Brezhnev

California logging reform bill faces opposition from industry

An Assembly Natural Resources Committee approved a major overhaul of timber rules, aiming to restock land, protect water quality, curb erosion and improve aesthetics. Critics warn the plan amounts to taking private property without compensation and would raise costs, limiting logging to large firms.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Edwin L. Z’berg Natural Resources Committee Ways and Means Committee John Callaghan California Forest Protective Association

California Assembly approves Senate budget amendments

The Assembly voted 54-9 to approve the Senate amended budget totaling about 7.88 billion, carving a path for a six-member conference committee to resolve remaining differences with the Senate version of nearly 8 billion dollars. The panel, with two Republicans and four Democrats, will work on a closed-door compromise bill.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Senate

Heart defect corrected in one month old in Iowa

In Iowa City a team at the University of Iowa stopped a newborn’s heart and circulation for 55 minutes to repair a congenital heart defect. The procedure on Jason Harter occurred March 22, offering hope for infants and suggesting many may be helped by early surgical repair.

Iowa City Jason Harter

Education groups form SACRAMENTO drive for school finance reform

An Educational Congress of California unites twelve groups and the League of Women Voters to press for passage of school finance reform before the session ends. They threaten local caucuses if tax reform fails, oppose the Watson initiative, and back a Department of Education bill while keeping open support for Reagan’s rival plan.

Sacramento UPS Congress California League of Women Voters Wilson Riles United Front Bandaid Watson Jane Fiala California Congress of Parents and Teachers San Francisco Riles Department of Education Department Ronald Reagan

Guns allegedly taken from Angela Davis by Jackson

Defense witness Valerie Mitchell testified that guns used in the Marin County courthouse shootings were taken from Angela Davis apartment in Los Angeles by Jonathan Jackson, who used the weapons for a target practice club. Mitchell said the guns were kept on a hall closet gun rack and available to Che Lumumba Club members at Jack Rabbit Pass.

San Jose Calif UPI Marin County Angela Davis Valerie Mitchell Miss Davis Los Angeles Jonathan Jackson Jackson San Rafael George Miss Mitchell Tamu Che Lumumba Club Jack Rabbit Pass

Hepatitis Can Pass From Mother To Child

Los Angeles researchers report that women with serum hepatitis can transmit the disease to unborn children who may later be asymptomatic carriers. The finding challenges the prior belief that transmission required skin punctures or needle use.

Los Angeles UPI

No fingerprints found on Corona vehicles in mass murder case

Yuba City UPI reports no fingerprints of any of 25 farm workers killed were found on vehicles tied to mass murder suspect Juan V. Corona. Deputy District Attorney Bartley Williams said no prints exist from three Corona vehicles. He also indicated plans to call up to 250 witnesses at the trial.

Yuba City UPI Juan V. Corona Richard Hawk Corona Bartley Williams

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