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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1972

Page

3

McGovern taunts Nixon to campaign at UPI event

Sen George S McGovern attacked President Nixon over public opinion polls while Nixon stayed busy with diplomacy and administration duties. McGovern pressed the issue at a Washington UPI editors conference and in New Jersey fund raising, urging Nixon to engage publicly. Humphrey and Agnew also spoke, criticizing Nixon on domestic policy as McGovern highlighted campaign strategy. Also listed are Johns Manville employees inducted into the Quarter Century Club after 25 years of service.

George S. McGovern Nixon White House Camp David Andrei Gromyko Washington Ronald S Ziegler Ziegler McGovern United Press International Editors and Publishers Spiro T. Agnew UPI New Jersey New York City Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Johns-Manville

Lompoc High Announces Back to School Night Agenda

Daily record shows open meeting window for parents from 6 to 9 p.m. during Back to School night at Lompoc High School Thursday. Counselors invite parents to discuss their student’s program of study school policies after school plans and related education concerns with the board of education.

Lompoc High School

Lompoc Area notices and brief reports

Closing stock quotations are provided by Rohrbaugh and Co. Administrators of the Lompoc Valley District American Red Cross plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting at 521 E Ocean Ave. An American Red Cross first aid course runs Mondays and Thursdays starting Oct. 9 with instructor David Dill from 7 to 9 p.m. in Library Room 3 at Lompoc High School. The Immunization Clinic runs Friday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Building offering DPT DT polio rubella vaccines. A 14 year-old boy was taken into custody for burglary and referred to juvenile probation authorities. Donald James Neubauer's home at 317 N Sixth St. was robbed of $173 in cash over the past week. A Minuteman II missile test was conducted from Malmstrom AFB at 1:30 a.m. today. Telephone calls about Chi Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi bird nest ads were prompted by transposed numbers. correct contacts are RE3-2758 or RE4-4750.

American Red Cross David Dill Lompoc High School Donald James Neubauer Sixth St Chi Phi Beta Sigma Phi

Clare Recalled From Retirement to Preserve County Planning Quorum

Santa Maria official Richard M Clare, who resigned after 82 years on the planning commission, was recalled to serve through Oct. 7 to ensure a five member quorum for a crucial session on the county general plan. Curtis Tunnell has not yet nominated a successor. many commissioners attend the Eureka conference this week. In Washington, Treasury Secretary Schultz said a federal value added tax is a diminishing possibility though not impossible and could not take effect before mid 1974.

California County Planning Commissioner's Assn Eureka Clare Los Angeles UPI Nixon Treasury George P. Schultz Schultz Congress

American Independent Party opens Schmitz for President HQ

The American Independent Party announces the Lompoc Schmitz For President Headquarters led by John Skow of the Santa Barbara County Central Committee. The office at 101 West Walnut Avenue in the La Purisima Building opens daily 3 to 9 p.m. except Sunday. Films shown each weekday at 8 p.m. through election day. contact RE 6-3665 for the schedule.

American Independent Party Lompoc Schmitz John Skow Santa Barbara County John Schmitz Tom Anderson Schmitz la Purisima West Walnut Avenue

Ketchum Declines Debate With Lemuececi in Lompoc

Republican congressional candidate William Ketchum declined a public debate with Democratic opponent Timothy Lemueci in Lompoc after his campaign manager said his schedule prevents a forum before the election. The Lompoc Valley Press Club had offered an open, public press forum with both candidates for the 36th district. Lemueci had agreed to two proposed dates.

William Ketchum Congress Timothy Lemuececi Lompoc Press Club Lemucci

Nationwide Weather Outlook Amid Warm Skies

A high pressure system kept fair to partly cloudy conditions across most of the United States on Monday with warm temperatures. Isolated showers appeared in northern California and central Florida as a Gulf of Mexico air flow persisted. Temperatures reached the 70s and 80s nationwide, with 90s in Florida and up to 100 in parts of Arizona and California.

United Press International California Gulf of Mexico Florida Arizona

Assessor notes over and under valuations in county areas

County assessor explains the balance between overassessment and underassessment, citing Mission Hills adjustments to reflect market conditions. He cautions about shuttle era impacts on Lompoc and Santa Maria, notes vacancy declines, and discusses rezoning, staffing, and computer-assisted reviews amid flood-damaged land issues.

Page Cook Mission Hills Board of Equalization Cooke Lompoc Vandenberg Santa Maria

Jane Ethridge 44 Dies in Roseburg Obituary

Jane L. Ethridge, 44, former Lompoc resident, died Saturday in a Roseburg hospital. Graveside services will be tomorrow at Roseburg Memorial Gardens at 1 p.m. officiated by Father Alfred Tyson. Born November 19, 1927 in Alhambra, she lived in Roseburg since 1972 and is survived by her husband Lewis, six children, her father James E. Lannan of Santa Barbara, two sisters, and two brothers including Dr William Lannan of Santa Barbara.

Roseburg Ore Jane L. Ethridge Lompoc Roseburg Memorial Gardens Alfred Tyson St George's Episcopal Church Wilson Chapel of the Roses Ethridge Alhambra Calif

Supervisors urged to resist developer bias after Supreme Court ruling

Factions pressed the board to pause major mobile home and trailer court projects in Carpinteria Valley while the Supreme Court ruling backdrop urged careful review. Attorneys argued the decision prevents ongoing approval of environmentally harmful developments, as county officials consider input from environmentalists and builders amid cost concerns.

Supreme Court Carpinteria Valley Allstate Insurance Companies Goleta Valley George Peading

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cGovern Gromyko Maryland Citizens Committee Harold Thompson Helen Reichert Calvert Building North H Street Daily Record the Board OF Rohrbaugh and Co Constellation Road Lompoc Valley District E. Ocean Ave Veterans Memorial Building 341St Strategic Missile Wing Malmstrom Air Force Base Mont Air Force Alcon Alum Alcoa Lear Siegler American Air Litton Indus American Can Lockheed McDonnell-Douglas At&t Oxy Anaconda Penn-Central Bethlehem Boise-Cascade Purex RCA Bunker-Ramo Rapid American City Investing Rapid Amer Safeway Chrysler Sears Roebuck General Motors Westinghouse General Telephone Woolworth Imperial Corp Ind Trans Util International Paper IT Board of Supervisors Richard M Clare American Party Ketchum Lompoc Valley Jane Ethridge Baja Plus Clark & Larsson Volkswagen East Ocean Ave Lompoc RE Keith Bruington Tunnell George H Clyde Islé Agency OF the United States Lompoc Savings
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