GOO Maintains Fishing Boat Blockade in Santa Barbara
Seagoing protestors from GOO navy block the Santa Barbara Channel as UPI reports ahead of Supreme Court arguments on halting new oil drilling. Sun Oil platform near Union Oil well site capsized during unloading, Coast Guard notes divers in area. Weingand leads a relay fleet of boats with helicopter support observed over the site.
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Sirhan completes six months on San Quentin Death Row
Sirhan B Sirhan marked six months in isolation on San Quentin Death Row awaiting appellate action for the Kennedy assassination. Associate Warden James Park described him as quiet with a steady routine of reading and limited television.
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First formally announced 1970 gubernatorial candidate Kirby Hensley
MOVESIU UP I A Selll proclaimed minister once arrested for ordaining anyone who had the required fee is the first formally announced candidate for governor in 1970 Kirby J. Hensley Modesto who founded the Universal Life Church said he will run for governor on the Peace and Freedom Party ticket Because of my strong feelings against the war and desire for peace I am in accord with the Peace and Freedom Party in this respect Hensley was quoted Sunday by the Sacramento Union LOMPOC RECORD Entered as second class mail in the Post Office at Lompoc California 93 under Act of Congress Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications a California Corporation Mrs Kenneth L Adam President J Donald Adam Publisher and Secretary Treasurer Harry J Crompe Editor and Vice President Claylen Jackson Business Manager and Vice President e Jim Ainsworth Mechanical Superintendent John Alexander Display Advertising Manager Wesley A Huffman Circulation Manager Ray McCuen News Editor Bill Cockshott Sports Editor Betty Laurent Society Editor Vaughn Proctor Staff Writer Wilma Jack Staff Writer Dan Duffy Photographer Member California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter-American Press Association National Newspaper Association California Press Association Subscription Rate 2 00 per month Home Delivery or Mail By Mail in advance Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day
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Violent crime more frequent in the United States
A UPI report from the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence says the United States leads in homicide rape robbery and assaults among modern nations. It blames poverty as a factor and urges a billion dollar urban rebuilding to curb crime while noting fear and increased gun prevalence in society.
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Alcatraz Indians receive food amid stand on island
Indian occupiers on Alcatraz Island receive food and medical supplies delivered by a responder group led by island custodian Glen Dodson. Federal officials extend the surrender deadline while Interior Secretary Walter Hickel reviews demands from Richard Oakes and the Mohawk-led group.
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Spade Cooley dies during benefit show on leave
Spade Cooley, famed King of Western Swing, collapsed at a benefit in Oakland while on 72 hour leave from Vacaville State Prison where he served a life term for his wife’s murder. He was 59 and had received a standing ovation after playing the violin.
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Boy Timmy Timmy Martin Safe After Abduction Near Chicago
Six year old Timothy Martin was found safe in his mother's arms after a kidnapping that stretched from Chicago to Michigan. An FBI arrest was reported in Detroit as hunters helped thwart the abductor who tried to drown the boy during the drive along Lake Michigan.
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