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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1974
Page
12
A Washington column warns of eroding liberties amid reports like The Cost of Sprawl arguing single family homes waste energy and money. It questions government campaigns for austerity and urges frank public discussion before freedoms are sacrificed.
The piece argues world population may outpace food supply, urging U S leadership and global discipline. It warns of shortages in land water fertilizer and energy and notes declining fish catches and rising food and fertilizer prices. It emphasizes America as the dominant food exporter and the depleted U S grain reserves at 26 days of world consumption versus 95 days in 1961.
A wide-ranging critique cites rising hunger, calls for a global food reserve led by the United States. It singles out USDA adviser William Butz and policy tensions with international aid and trade, while noting voices from Henry Kissinger to Hubert Humphrey urging clear US policy. The piece warns of US power to shape which of 40 developing nations thrives or starves.
List of U S Senators from California and state lawmakers with Washington D C and Sacramento addresses. Names include Cranston Tunney Lagomarsino Ketchum and state figures Rains MacGillivray with office locations and capitals.
Illinois star Grange nicknamed galloping ghost leads the era as Notre Dame’s four horsemen ride the field. Players blocked and tackled without face guards in a two way game that ends in Hall of Fame recognition for the era.
Intensive fundraising conducted this week under Rev. John Garretson as local Boy Scout officials report over 400 dollars collected toward the community budget.
The piece argues the UN shows bias in rejecting a show down vote to expel South Africa over apartheid while ignoring alleged abuses in Uganda under Idi Amin. It criticizes Western silence and questions black African leadership for similar blindness, calling UN statesmanship incomprehensible.
Frank Signorelli won one of three vacant hospital board seats with 5 303 votes besting Sen Alan Cranston by 165. Dennis Inouye and Carol Ann Johnson were close behind with 5 089 and 4 576 votes respectively. The board faces funding needs for convalescent hospital furnishings and a planned coronary care unit.
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