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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1973
Page
2
The Record Presents Facts in News and Editorials
The Record aims to separate news columns from opinion pieces ensuring readers see verifiable reporting alongside editorial viewpoints. This approach distinguishes facts from interpretation and preserves journalistic balance.
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California Faces Fuel Shortage Threat to Agriculture and Schools
Hartzell warns diesel scarcities could halt California agriculture including rice and sugar beets while Lt. Gov. Reinecke says federal fuel allocations will force school bus cuts. A new state Energy Planning Council seeks solutions amid the crisis and potential easing of allocations.
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California
Hartzell
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
Vindication or danger in detente and Nixon
The piece questions whether detente justified last week's Middle East tensions and urges caution about relying on it. It argues the Soviet Union still uses force and expansion, warns that US strength may be waning, and suggests seeking military experts' input before concluding detente success.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
Mideast
Mr. Nixon
United States
Russia
U.S
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Krushchev
Berlin
Quemoy
Matsu
7Th Fleet
Kennedy
Cuba
Khruschev
Israel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chiefs of Staff
Congressional contact list for California and Washington officials
A roster of political offices includes U S Senator Alan Cranston and John Tunney in Washington D C, Representatives Charles Teague and William Ketchum, plus State Senator Robert Lagomarsino in Sacramento. Addresses list Senate and House office buildings and state capitol location.
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U.S
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington D.C
John Tunney
Washington, D.C
Robert Lagomarsino
State
Sacramento
Calif
Features By Stan Tulledo Keeping healthy
The essay extols churches and schools in Lompoc and laments the lack of a local gym, noting 25 churches, three theaters, two high schools, seven parks, and a military base. The author recalls weightlifting in Oakland and San Jose, explains the social value of gyms, and describes taking up swimming at the Lompoc Municipal Pool as a new healthy routine amid change.
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Lompoc
U.S
Oakland
YMCA
San Jose
Letters, buses, and a town fire tale from Lompoc
The column blends odd postal quirks with a push for mid day Hancock school buses, noting a petition signed by 34 families led by Mr and Mrs LeRoy G Thompson to cut fuel use and pollution. It references trustee Edmund Burke and a county fire incident where youths fought flames aided by George Gilaland and Ed Tolesko.
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LeRoy G. Thompson
Edmund Burke
Lompoc
Burke
Yours Truly
Guadalupe
Lompoc County
George Gilaland
Ed Tolesko
Lompoc Seer Plant Review and Local Land News
Final inspection of Lompoe’s new 144000 dollar sewer plant will occur next week with manufacturer and government officials present and operation possible this week. About 1500 acres burned in the lower Valley between Stewart Grade and Lompoc Canyon. The California State Historical Park within Lompoc moves forward as parks officials survey La Purisima Mission ruins site. Local water concerns prompt calls to protect Lompoc’s future needs against Southcoast interests at a public hearing.
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Lompoe
Stewart Grade
Lompoc Canyon
Lompoc
State Division of Beaches and Parks
la Purisima
E. Locust Ave
Southcoast
Joint Committee On
Letter lauds Lompoc High Band and Jerry Weakley
A Lompoc Record letter from a grandmother praises the Lompoc High School marching band and its leader Jerry Weakley. She credits his dedication and teaching, noting bands deserve as much applause as athletes for shaping youth and the future.
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Mr. Crompe
Lompoc
Jerry Weakley
Weakley
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