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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1972
Page
2
Sacramento reports a bruising tax showdown looms when the lame duck legislature returns for a brief post election session. Leaders anticipate few major issues resolved in three weeks, pushing most to the 1973 session.
United Press International reports Nixon leads McGovern 61 to 35 per cent in Gallup data with 3 per cent undecided. Harris shows 59 to 35 with 6 per cent undecided. The New York Times predicts Nixon could win 48 to 50 states. Plain Dealer cites a 54 to 33.7 per cent Ohio result with 0.3 per cent for Schmitz.
George Weber 33 known as Baby Huey says he allowed Hell's Angels to bury three murder victims on his 150 acre Mendocino County ranch to pay debts. Wethern and Helena Wethern faced narcotics charges after bodies found. immunity offer prompted their cooperation. Police search in El Verano follows reports of multiple disappearances linked to the club.
In Sacramento letters warned of 194 poisoned dry food packets placed on local shelves and 64 more mailed nationwide. No poison found. eight letters received, three turned over to sheriff, writer deemed possibly a publicity-seeking leftist. Authorities urged caution as grocers and police investigate the threat.
About 500 Indians occupying the Bureau of Indian Affairs near the White House rejected the final government offer to vacate. They telegrammed President Nixon, urged a 12 member commission, and fortified the building while awaiting a court order. The government could seek contempt if they do not leave by 8:00 a.m. EST.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers called McGovern's accusations irresponsible and said a Vietnam peace agreement could be reached in several weeks. He expressed confidence negotiations would resume subtly in private channels to address ambiguities in the North Vietnamese terms.
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