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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1970
Page
3
Donald Rhode of 333 N Seventh Street reports a mobile electric airless compressor valued at 650 dollars stolen from his unlocked garage. Police investigate the burglary.
Sheriff deputies investigate a break in at Robin Denise Duncan's home at 3879 Via Mitad. Two boxes were stolen, one with valuable papers and another with jewelry valued at 233 dollars. Other items including flour sugar coffee eggs jelly and a circled warning word were scattered about the house.
Local clubs and organizations announce events from November 20 to 29 in Lompoc. Talks by John Hartman on birds, bake sales, Red Cross tea, Dime-a-Dip dinner, wine and cheese party, family picnic, concert by Lola Montez and Spanish Dancers, crafts bazaar, Knights of Columbus initiation, International Weekend, and Children’s Christmas Parade with Santa and Simon.
Lompoc schools burn litter daily despite 6 to 10 am city limits, emitting air pollution. Incinerators lack smoke arresters. disposal options are costly. Vehicle fumes from buses add to pollution while curbing smoking reduces emissions. District vehicles, 25 buses, 16 staff cars, 47 trucks. Detergents with phosphates enter the sewer. oils are collected for reclamation. Poison use is restricted, with safety and records emphasized by Worth Lundin.
About 75 attendees at City Hall Auditorium heard a sharp presentation opposing liberalized abortion. Speaker Melbourne Weddle argued abortion legality hinges on medical conditions and parental consent rules, while Eleanor Cunningham criticized legal authorities and shared distressing abortion practices and a preserved 20 week fetus to illustrate the debate.
Heavy rainfall submerged the town weather station instruments in Folkestone. Officials said rainfall measurements are unavailable as the region continued to experience rain.
County Planning Commission weighs 4991 Sirius Ave beauty shop as a home occupation amid protests from five neighborhoods. Continued to Dec 2 after requiring canvassed neighbor support. Funeral notice follows for Charlotte M. Clawson, 49, former Lockheed engineer, with services and survivors listed.
Camerino University rector Pietro Perlingieri, 33, who already holds a law degree, begins as a freshman in political science. He aims to earn a political science degree alongside his law credentials.
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