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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

Page

3

CHP seeks radar to enforce 55 mph speed limit in California

California Highway Patrol wants 200 radar units to catch speeders, backing moving-visible enforcement in plain sight. The move, costing about 300000, aims to boost compliance rather than increase citations, with support from Energy Commissioner Moretti and Governor Brown’s appointee Craig.

Sacramento UPI California Highway Patrol Glen Craig Craig California State Energy Commission Jaig Edmund G. Brown Jr Teamsters Union Bob Moretti Assembly Moretti Brown Highway Patrol CHP Energy Commission

Arco gas deal approved under protest by PUC

The California Public Utilities Commission reaffirmed its approval under protest of a controversial Atlantic Richfield Co. deal with a local utility to develop natural gas in Alaska. Commission President D.W. outlined the commission’s position and objections.

Los Angeles Holmes Arco The Southern California Gas Co Federal Power Commission Southern California Gas

Kidney patient dies finally of heart seizure

San Bernardino resident Chuck McCracken, 37, died at Loma Linda Community Hospital nine weeks after stopping his artificial kidney treatment. Blind and diabetic, he sought death by self-determination, saying dialysis was agony and life with a machine was not humane. He predicted a uremic decline and died from a heart seizure as his family stayed at his side.

Loma Linda UPI Chuck McCracken McCracken San Bernardino Loma Linda Community Hospital Barbara Bill Jolly

Signs of winter sweep six Midwest states

A slow moving cold front brings rain and frost warnings from Michigan to Missouri while temperatures plunge to the 20s in the upper Great Lakes. Flood damage from Eloise totals $125.7 million across 12 New York counties, with public and private property and agriculture affected.

Midwest States United Press International Ohio Valley New York Appalachians Mississippi Midwest Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska Missouri Upper Midwest Upper Great Lakes Region New York State

Labor chiefs clash with privilege amid recession gloom

Nearly 2,000 AFL-CIO delegates gather in San Francisco for a biennial convention led by George Meany. Talks center on unemployment and policy, with potential 1976 Democratic candidates Henry Jackson and Lloyd Bentsen slated to speak. Cesar Chavez's UFW gains attention as labor leaders push for jobs programs and labor-backed candidates amid a lingering recession.

San Francisco UPI California Afl-Cio George Meany Henry Jackson Lloyd Bentsen Meany John Dunlop W.J. Usery Betty Southard Murphy National Labor Relations Board Dunlap Ford Cesar Chavez United Farmworkers Union Teamsters Union UFW Chavez

Chavez wife and daughter arrested at Delano grape ranch

Helen Chavez and Linda Rodriguez, wife and daughter of Cesar Chavez, were cited for trespassing after attempting to organize workers at Pandol Bros. ranch in Delano. The arrests, part of a broader farm access dispute, drew reactions from the UFW and involved court actions over farm access rules.

United Press International Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers'Union Delano Grape Ranch Helen Chavez Linda Rodriguez UFW Pandol Bros. Ranch Tulare County Icultural Labor Relations

Erotic Art Museum Wins Short-Term Reprieve

The San Francisco Museum of Erotic Art will stay open at least three more weeks amid heavy visitor demand. Spokesman Rev. Ted McKvenna said turnout has surged to about 500 daily, making closure unlikely if this pace continues. The Kronhausens’ private collection features 2000 objects spanning 2000 years of sexual expression including works from India Japan China and modern masters Picasso and Grosz.

San Francisco UPI McKvenna Phyllis and Eberhard Kronhausen India Japan China Pablo Picasso George Grosz

Insulate Attic To Cut Heating Bills

Advice urges homeowners to add attic insulation to save energy. It notes winter heating costs can drop up to 20 percent with floor insulation in unfinished attics and further savings in summer cooling. One third of Northern California homes have no insulation. The guide suggests contacting a building supply dealer or insulation contractor and mentions financing options.

California Insulation Contractors Association National Bureau of Standards America

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