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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1970
Page
2
A reader blending two families after remarriage fears her teenage daughters and his teenage sons may become too intimate. Abby advises separating the youths temporarily, via boarding school or relatives, to reduce temptation until they meet other peers.
In a two part reply a reader asks whether to reveal a married man’s behavior to his wife and how to handle a friendship that bothers her. Abby counsels against telling the wife, urges addressing the man about boundaries, and cautions the reader to give her husband a chance. A separate note from Grip ed offers lines about a divorcee and transportation for visiting children with a blunt retort.
Northrop Corp of Hawthorne California will build 325 Freedom Fighter jets for four Asian nations under a fixed price incentive Air Force contract. Each aircraft costs about 1.6 million including armament with initial funds of 21 million for long-lead parts. Governors Reagan and officials say the deal boosts California aerospace and preserves expert teams. Destinations include South Vietnam South Korea Thailand and Taiwan subject to congressional funding.
California organizations including the California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter American Press Association National Newspaper Association and California Press Association are cited as members in a regional media roundup.
S. Sgt. David Mitchell was found not guilty by a seven officer court martial of assault with intent to murder 30 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai. The verdict may influence other My Lai cases, with Calley and Medina noted as separate proceedings.
A bomb blast struck Portland City Hall destroying windows across the four story structure and neighboring buildings. Police said a dynamite device in a Liberty Bell model in the rotunda caused the damage. FBI and Army investigators searched for occupants of a small foreign car seen fleeing the scene.
The Nixon administration signals support for admitting Communist China to the United Nations while keeping Nationalist China’s seat on Formosa. State Department spokesman John King notes a “new situation” after a 51-49 vote, with abstentions high and U.S. opposition to expelling the Republic of China. The shift reflects broader moves to engage Peking and reassess U.N. composition.
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