Nixon Tightens Grip Over California Republican Delegates
California Republicans meet with Governor Reagan pledging loyalty to Nixon. Reagan says only Nixon loyalists will be delegates to next year’s GOP national convention and Nixon will approve the 96 delegate selections. Speakers including Mitchell and Droge praised Nixon’s China policy as intra party tensions surface.
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Synod near decision on priesthood
Vatican delegates split into language based committees to tackle the priesthood issue as general sessions end. Archbishop Cordeiro warns discussions may extend beyond two weeks amid debate on celibacy and possible married priests. Pope Paul VI urged prayers for refugees and children as talks continue.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details Admitted
Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 the Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications a California corporation with full masthead of officers editors and staff listed. Subscription rate is 2.25 per month for home delivery or mail. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Supreme Court opens term with two vacancies and delays
The Supreme Court begins its term with two vacant seats as Justices Hugo L. Black and John M. Harlan are absent. Nixon has yet to fill the seats, delaying rulings on death penalty appeals and major constitutional issues until full strength returns. Chief Justice Burger greets new attorneys as the court schedules its first business day for Oct. 12.
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Luna 19 Enters Moon Orbit in Sweep for Lunokhod Mystery
The Tass News Agency reports Luna 19, an unmanned Soviet spacecraft, reached the moon Sunday after a five day flight and entered an 84 mile high orbit. Officials say it may not land, continuing a mission described as orbiting to collect data rather than touch down. The probe orbits at a 40 degree inclincation while data is processed at Soviet science institutes. No word on Lunokhod One’s status amid weeks of silence.
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
Tax reform talks behind closed doors in California
Sacramento lawmakers from both parties meet Gov Reagan for a 16th closed session on tax reform amid pessimism. Debates focus on income versus sales tax increases, with accord on property tax relief and potential interim measures if no broad reform is possible. Senate Democrats plan redistricting proposals next week. reapportionment discussions continue with the Assembly.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
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Bob Moretti
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Reagan
Was the Dominican consul kidnapped in Caracas?
Police in Caracas questioned members of Mrs. Thelma Frias household over a reported kidnapping and $1 million ransom demand for her return. Frias was found in a Venezuelan woman’s apartment in a voluntary reclusion. Authorities questioned her adopted son, Fausto Frias, the vice consul, a Dominican student, and a Dominican maid as possible authors of the notes. The case marks the highest ransom amount ever demanded for a kidnapped diplomat.
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UPI
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Remberto Uzcategui
Venezuela
Reagan warns courts if lawmakers fail on reapportionment
Governor Ronald Reagan tells the Republican State Central Committee that Democrats must negotiate a fair reapportionment plan with Republicans or risk sending the dispute to the courts. He accuses past reapportionments of cheating Mexican-Americans and vows to veto if needed.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Republican State Central Committee
Conservation groups urge Nixon to block Alaska land settlement
A coalition of about a dozen major conservation groups asks President Nixon to oppose legislation that would grant Alaska natives 40 million acres of federal lands and $1 billion in cash as settlement for native claims. They warn the plan could invite speculation and exploitation, despoiling Alaska’s frontier. The proposal mirrors administration ground rules for land turnovers while Alaska statehood rules remain in effect.
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UPI
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America
McGovern urges bill on proving ad claims for products
Sen George McGovern proposes a measure with Sen Philip Hart to require written proof for advertisements claiming faster safer or more efficient performance. The bill would force advertisers to provide documentation on demand and inform media how to obtain it, potentially extending to political ads.
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