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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1976
Page
3
The Agricultural Labor Relations Board rewrote its access rule to cut union organizers’ on‑property recruiting days to 142 if a petition for a union election is filed. Growers oppose the plan as a property rights violation and Chavez’s Prop 14 era effort. The rule takes effect December 1 after weeks of review timed to the election outcome.
UFW leader Cesar Chavez denounces the Agricultural Labor Relations Board’s rule change that cuts union organizers’ access on private farm property from 365 to 142 days a year. He warns it signals broad erosion after Proposition 14 defeat. The board also tightens access in nurseries, poultry farms, and dairies.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev told about 7,500 Romanian officials in Bucharest that he hopes talks with the United States on limiting strategic weapons will go on after President elect Carter takes office and are successfully concluded. He said major issues have been resolved in principle and urged continued disarmament efforts amid a four year stalemate in SALT.
Berkeley based sociologists Claude Fischer and Ann Stueve challenge the belief that high mobility causes social problems. They note similar mobility levels over two centuries, with 40 to 60 percent of town populations moving each decade. The main shift is who moves, not how often.
A fictitious business name statement shows Marcia Eve Swaine operating Marcia's Boutique & Fashions at 624 East Ocean, Lompoc, California. The filing, dated Oct 20, 1976, is recorded by Santa Barbara County Clerk Howard C. Menzel.
The Bulletin reports Soviet copying of Australia's Ikara anti submarine system influencing a new missile named SUV N 1 or SS N 14 aboard a Soviet helicopter carrier. It claims leaked documents reached the Soviet Embassy in Canberra and KGB or GRU, while noting Australia’s defense tech is widely used.
The United Methodist Church Council of Bishops urged President Ford and President elect Carter to grant clemency to all those facing the death penalty. Meeting in Philadelphia, they passed a resolution asking church members to petition authorities to extend clemency, arguing it undermines moral authority to take life.
The Ohio Supreme Court rules the death penalty constitutional when used for purposeful murder with aggravating factors. The ruling allows appeals by the ACLU and notes 61 inmates on death row, with the most recent execution in 1963. The decision cites specific cases including Carl Bayless and Roger Strodes.
Multinational Arab peacekeeping forces plan a token Tyre port presence after Israeli warnings. About 50 men would enter Tyre as 600 Yemeni and 600 UAE soldiers arrive in a few days, with Syria's role unclear. Israel vows no Syrian border troop moves. Palestinian groups oppose Syrian occupation.
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