Segretti says hired to play pranks on Demos
Donald H. Segretti testified before the Senate Watergate Committee that Dwight Chapin hired him in 1971 to sabotage Democratic candidates in primaries. He said he earned about 45 000 dollars for work in about six states and used aliases to avoid revealing his ties to the Nixon campaign. A bomb threat interrupted the hearing, which was adjourned by Chairman Sam Ervin.
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Washington
UPI
Donald H. Segretti
Senate Watergate Committee Today
Dwight Chapin
Segretti
Chapin
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Senate
Samuel Dash
Don Morris
White House
Don Durham
Don Simmons
Mr. Chapman
American dream comes true for two Garden Crafters founders
Walt Bramble and Dick Griddings built Garden Crafters from a single kiln to a fourfold larger operation making hand painted ceramic planters figurines and vases. Wholesale ties include Two Guys Builder's Emporium Orchard Supply Hardware Fedco and Handyman with plans for Montgomery Ward and K Mart as Japan supplies compete. The partners emphasize handcrafted glaze work and local industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Tulledo
Walt Bramble
Dick Griddings
Bramble
Air Force
Griddings
Bramble and
Garden Crafters
Walt
Walt Wegner
Paul Bramble
Vandenberg Village
North I St
State
America
Builder's Emporium
Orchard Supply Hardware
Fedco Inc
California
The
Handyman
Oregon
Arizona
West Coast
Montgomery Ward
K-Mart
Japan
San Jose
Closing stock quotations in Lompoc Record
The Lompoc Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co. at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3-3551. The paper is entered as second class mail in Lompoc 93436 under act of Congress and published by Lompoc Record Publications at 126 North I Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
California
Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
LPI
South Q Street
Larry R. Flinkingshell
David S. Pauling
Pegasus Avenue
Larry Flinkingshelt
Santa Barbara County
J. E. Lewis
Claudia Springer
Mental health centers to be phased out by Nixon admin
Caspar Weinberger announced 15 community health centers would be phased out nationwide as the Nixon Administration ends federal support for them. He called the centers a demonstration project and said a new Alcohol Drug Abuse agency would be created led by Dr. Roger H. Egeberg.
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San Francisco
UPI
Caspar Weinberger
The
Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Administration
Roger H. Egeberg
University of Southern California Medical School
China denounces U S and USSR in UN attack
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua blasted the United States and the Soviet Union in a UN speech. He called the world situation highly disorderly and said superpower actions in Africa Asia and Latin America show ongoing aggression and interference. The remarks referenced the India Pakistan war and Chile's coup.
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United Nations
UPI
China
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Chiao Kuan-hua
Chile
Moscow
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Chiao
Nixon acts to allocate propane and home heating oil
The Nixon administration ordered short term mandatory allocation of propane and home heating oil to ensure rural and urban heating, agriculture, and industry receive supplies this winter. The move, announced by energy adviser John A. Love, faces mixed reactions from lawmakers who cite urgency and oversight concerns.
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Nixon
John A. Love
Stolen shotgun and tools reported in Lompoc notices
Police records show a 12 gauge shotgun valued at 150 dollars stolen from Elmer Ruehling at 520 N First St between Sept 27 and last Tuesday. Tools valued at 42 dollars reported stolen from Leroy Scolari’s storage area behind 423 North G St. Local notices include UC Extension course location change to Mission Hills Community Center and a Minuteman II launch from Vandenberg AFB.
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Elmer Ruehling
First St
Leroy Scolari
North G St
Mission Hills
Vandenberg Afb
Strategic Air Command
44Th Strategic Missile Wing
Ellsworth Air Force Base
S.C
Infant Mark Blizzard Dies. Funeral Pending
Funeral services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel for Mark T. Blizzard two month old son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Blizzard. The infant died yesterday at Stanford University Hospital. Further details will appear in the Record.
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McPeek Family
Mark T. Blizzard
Aaron Blizzard
Stanford University Hospital
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Dick Griddings, Left
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Bob Esken
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Air
American Can
APECO
At&t
Anaconda
Beth Stl
Boise Cascade
Bunker Ramo
Champ Hmns
City Inv
Air Line
Chrysler
Comput Sci
Dupont
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Fleetwood
Ford Mtr Fuqua Ind
GAC Corp
Gen Dynam Gen Elec
Mtrs
Gen Tel
Imprl Corp
Int Harv
Int Paper Itt
John Man
Lear Sieg
Litton Ind
Lockheed
McDon Doug
Pac Swst Air
RCA
Rapid American Rapid American Wts
Rohr Ind
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Sperry Rand
Teleprompter
Teledyne
Telex Texaco Sy
Times Mirror
TransAmerica
Union Oil
US Steel
Westinghouse
U.S
Ussr
Silvio 0. Conte
Rmass
New England
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
West Ocean Ave
Neesy Drive-In
B.O
Aree RG Yulett
Paramount
Vernon Scott
Poitier
Verdon Productions Ltd
National General Pictures
Daily Record
Gene Wahlers
Jim Longtin
Rosie McIntosh
Veterans Memorial Building
Lompoc Valley
American Red Cross Board of Administrators
Community Services House
E. Ocean Ave
Dania Hall
Solvang
Old Mission Santa Inez
Capuchin Franciscan Novices Education Fund
Holger Larsen
Jack Scanlon
Mark Blizzard
Gemini Cinema
Northside
George C. Scott
Faye Dunaway
John Mills
Jack Palance
Columbia Pictures
Stanley Kramer
Oklahoma
James Stewart
Henry Fonda
Cheyenne Social Club
Cheyenne
Them
Dillinger
Barbra Streisand
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