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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
2
The Senate moved toward a two part foreign aid package before a Monday deadline. A $1.1 billion economic and humanitarian bill passed amid opposition to raised loan rates. A companion $1.2 billion military aid bill faced a vote with Sen. Stennis proposing a $318 million increase.
Marcelino Vasquez mayor of Pittsburg and Manuel Raya were arraigned on kidnapping and attempted rape charges after a 13 year old girl was abducted near Alameda. They posted bail after the arraignment and were arrested by Officer Lawrence Davis who heard the victim’s screams.
A notice lists publication credentials for The Lompoc Record, including staff roles and affiliations, circulation terms, and the paper being a legal adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It notes daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day and subscription rate of $2.25 per month.
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin faces persistent criticism from farm state lawmakers over protection of agriculture. Sources say he may quit by year end or early 1972, with White House officials silent on the matter. Hardin, 56, known for pushing a flexible 1970 farm bill, has resisted large government grain purchases.
Republicans and Democrats say a reapportionment plan is ready for a Senate vote to establish a Chicano district in Los Angeles and pit two GOP senators against each other for survival. Leaders expect at least 30 votes in the 40 member body.
Senate Finance Committee chair Randolph Collier warns a mini tax bill must cover the $330 million state budget shortfall and prevent next year’s tax crisis. Both Democratic and Republican plans fall short. Stiern’s measure would be $110 million short next year and Bagley’s $66 million short.
United Press International reports in Sacramento that the Senate passed employment provisions creating regional seed money corporations to aid unemployed professionals. Other items include a $400000 appropriation for Rustic Sullivan Regional Park in Los Angeles and noise insulation standards for new homes.
America low on fuel yet aims to orbit Mars late Saturday with Mariner 9 after taking hourly images of a vast dust storm. The $65 million craft half a million miles away begins 24 hour planetary portrait to end a Martian day later.
In Sacramento Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke rejects former aide Hal Steward's accusations that he spent taxpayers money on a governor campaign and conspired against Reagan. Steward resigned after seven weeks claiming misused funds and political meddling. Reinecke calls the charges utterly groundless and says his expenses come from a private kitty.
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