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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1969
Page
3
Two public hearings on the Lompoc City Council agenda address amendments to the business license ordinance and paving an alley between K L Streets and Walnut and Ocean Avenues. Other items include weed abatement costs, damages claims, museum report, and housing element hearing.
The Lompoc Unified School District hosts open house events across 14 schools this week to welcome parents and discuss curricula. Open houses run tonight through Thursday with varying times, plus a future central administration facility tour on Oct 16.
Sheila Marie Clinto age 9 of 225 North M Street suffered a broken right leg when struck by a car driven by 17 year old Jose John Guerrero of 418 South G Street near Ocean Avenue and M Street. Police are investigating the crash.
Roberto S Hernandez 44 died Friday night in a Johns Manville accident. Rosary tomorrow at 8 at McPeek Family Mortuary. Requiem Wednesday 9 at La Purisima Church. Burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by wife Aurora and children, plus relatives in Mexico. Mona A Merriam 77 died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Eastern Star services tomorrow 2 at the mortuary chapel. burial Sunnyside Cemetery Long Beach. Donations suggested to American Cancer Society or Lompoc Hospital Women's Auxiliary.
Pope Paul VI warned that those who refuse or attack his authority assail the one true church and must answer to God for their actions. He also issued a document urging Roman Catholics to pray.
Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick famed liberal pastor of Riverside Church dies at 91 in a Bronxville hospital after two weeks with a heart ailment He was born in Buffalo and educated at Union Theological Seminary He helped shape liberal Protestant thought and sparred with fundamentalists before retiring in 1946.
The Willard Hotel near the White House reopened for a one day walk in sale after closing last year for lack of customers. About 13000 shoppers lined the city block to buy dishes desks chandeliers and other hotel furnishings.
Senate investigators accuse Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner of using his authority to seize hundreds of confiscated firearms from Chicago and Kansas City police, then selling some to a North Carolina dealer for personal gain. 500 weapons unaccounted for. Turner allegedly arranged thefts during 1968 civil disturbances after King's assassination.
Closing stock quotations list gains and losses for major companies such as Alcoa American Can Ford General Electric IBM and RCA. Trade figures show percentages and dollar changes along with closing volumes around 9 180 000 shares.
Color television promises more excitement and enjoyment for baseball, football, and golf by presenting games in vivid color. Viewers are urged to switch from black and white to color to enhance the stadium feel and overall experience.
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