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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1972

Page

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California property tax cut deal eyed by Reagan Moretti

Negotiators agreed to a modified 1.1 billion dollar bill backed by Governor Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti. It would shift taxes to fund school aid, raise sales and certain business taxes, and cut homeowner relief for renters while promising substantial school money and rollbacks. The plan faces Senate opposition but advances in a two-house conference, with a final vote possible soon.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Assembly Bob Moretti Moretti Senate Reagan Nicholas C. Petris Oakland Petris

Thanksgiving church services across Lompoc area

Interdenominational services on Thanksgiving at 10 a.m. at United Church of Vandenberg Village sponsored by Lompoc Valley Ministerial Association with Rev. Robert Montgomery delivering the sermon and a children’s story by Rev. Richard Harris. Calvary Baptist holds 9 30 a.m. service with music and shared blessings and St Marys Episcopal hosts 10 a.m. service with Holy Communion and donations for Hillsides.

United Church First Methodist Joanna Harris Dorothy Pease Calvary Baptist Church Boy Scouts Girls Missionary Guild Constellation Road Wallis Turner St. Mary’s Episcopal Church East Central Ave

B52 Bomber Shot Down Over Vietnam Amid Paris Talks

A United States B52 bomber was shot down near Vinh in North Vietnam and crashed in Thailand after crossing the border. Six crew members ejected safely and were rescued within two hours. Pentagon notes indicate the loss was likely to a surface to air missile as raids continued ahead of peace negotiations. Weather brief notes light morning fog and cooler conditions with Thanksgiving tides listed.

Washington UPI Pentagon Vinh North Vietnam Thailand Nakhon Phanom Southeast Asia Defense Department Hanoi Haiphong Paris

Kissinger in Paris as Vietnam peace talks near final stage

In Paris Kissinger met Hanoi's Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy for the third day of talks aimed at a cease fire. Thieu boosted his Paris representation as final negotiations loom, Tran Kim Phuong arrived, and officials hinted at possible Thursday session changes.

Paris UPI White House Henry A. Kissinger Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Hanoi le Duc Tho Xuan Thuy Indonesia Kissinger Gifsur-Yvette Tho Thuy Vietnam Tran Kim Phuong Washington Thieu William Sullivan Kissinger and Avenue Kleber International Conference Center U.S

Nixon eases travel limits for ships and planes to China

President Nixon signed an order easing travel restrictions for U S flag ships and aircraft to mainland China. Ships may call at Chinese ports with Peking permission while airlines still face extra authorization. Press Secretary Ziegler said the move broadens opportunities for contacts between the Chinese and Americans.

Camp David, Md UPI Nixon China U.S Peking Ronald L. Ziegler

City Council delays water rate decision amid dispute

The City Council tabled action on a water rate increase pending further study and commission review. A December joint session with the Water Commission will reexamine a rate study amid accusations of discrepancies and concerns over 1971 72 and 72 73 budgets and operating expense allocations.

Lompoc Water Commission Marvin Loney Virgil Phelps Loney Commission Phelps Water Commission Rate Study Committee

Last effort to avert strike at Johns Manville

Members of International Chemical Workers Union Local 146 face a vote next week on Johns Manville salary package offers to avert a strike. John Gadway said the company made a final offer and the voting date likely November 30. About 400 workers have worked without a contract since the prior pact expired.

Chemical Workers Union Johns-Manville Products Co John Gadway International Chemical Workers Union Gadway

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