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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
3
Archaeologists suggest Chumash groups on the central coast may have clashed using advanced hunting tech that gave a edge over grizzlies and spurred possible poaching or land conflict. UCSB researchers note evolving weaponry in last of series.
A Lompoc Public Library exhibit showcases daily record commencements from 1895 to 1972, with gaps. The Lompoc Valley Historical Society seeks missing copies for many years to complete the collection. It also notes Roberta Lee Berman earned a BA from California Lutheran College in recent ceremonies. Other local notices include burglaries, probation, stolen radios, and a dance class, plus Friends of the Library meeting and Haaretz’s report on Israel’s longest moustache.
Larry Spanne outlines a survey of Vandenberg AFB sites and nearby Chumash rock paintings. He notes cave drawings along ridges may mark territorial spirits defending ancestral lands and reflect spiritual defense against rival groups. The article hints at ancient feuds and sacred landscape boundaries.
Howard Hughes long hidden in Vancouver remains largely out of sight 11 weeks after his surprise arrival with only immigration officials and Bayshore Inn staff showing interest. He travels on a three month visa and may need to appear in person for an extension as officials say he must arrange it like any other applicant. Meanwhile a separate incident reports the death of Luella June Coksey 27 struck by a railroad freight engine near Gaviota while her husband searched for a campsite.
Funeral services held at Welch-Ryce Chapel Santa Barbara for Claudius L Morinini age 86 who died yesterday in a Santa Barbara Hospital. Interment in Santa Barbara Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Williams and Miss Morinini, son Hank, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Born in Switzerland 1886.
During a week of talks in Moscow Nixon and the Soviet leadership stressed concerns for smaller nations harmed by their rivalry. They affirmed basic principles to avoid military confrontations and nuclear war while keeping firm on their political ideals.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told NATO foreign ministers in Bonn that MBFR negotiations should begin by the time a European security conference is prepared. He summarized Moscow talks with Soviet leaders and noted tentative Russian openness to separating MBFR from security conference talks.
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