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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1972
Page
6
Readers discuss job discrimination and sex roles in domestic work, a wife's infidelity, and personal fantasies. Letters from Stanley in San Diego, a husband, a dreamer, and Bursting in Bozeman reveal views on gender bias, marriage strain, and privacy within a single column dialogue.
In The Right column William Buckley argues that George Wallace remains a regional protest figure unlikely to reshape national politics. He questions Wallace’s potential Democratic nomination and notes Wallace's segregationist history and distrust among conservatives.
The article argues George Wallace softened racial rhetoric yet remains unfit for the presidency due to past positions. It questions whether Wallace could rally his followers for any major candidate, noting potential alignment with Nixon if he runs or to damage the Democrats. It notes his impact on U.S. politics rests on credibility and the interplay with issues like busing and law and order.
UCSB launches a $4.47 million 300 unit married student housing complex off Los Carneros Road with Mediterranean style buildings, landscaped courtyards, and three furnished two unfurnished models. Occupancy May to August with priority by university affiliation and a one year limit for faculty staff and unmarried students.
Rev. Kenneth R. Boyd selects Romans 12 2 for Sunday's worship at First Presbyterian Church. Choir music led by Tom Love and organist Mrs Gene Bolts accompany services. Church School superintendent Mrs Joseph Mixsell oversees classes with adult sessions after worship.
The First United Methodist Church lists a family celebration at 9:00 and a traditional service at 10:00 with Church School at 10:00. Senior High UMYF attends a 2:30 p.m. service in the sanctuary with speaker Albie Pierson. Thirty three seniors graduate at 10:00 a.m. followed by tea and gifts. Church offices closed Memorial Day.
St Marys Episcopal Church announces three courses to aid spiritual growth in the Lompoc Valley. Reflective Listening starts Mondays June 5 at 10 to 12 led by Rev. Stuart Fitch with babysitting on request. Man Seeks the Divine discusses Dr Edwin Burtt on Tuesdays after Holy Communion led by Rev Reed Merino, who holds PhD studies in Religions. Tools for Creative Relationships begins June 29 Thursdays 10:30 to 12:30 led by Rev Fitch with babysitting on request. Sign-ups via church office.
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