McGovern Attacks Nixon Over Minority Registration Tactics
United Press International reports Senator George S. McGovern accused President Nixon’s administration of suppressing minority registration, citing Republican funds funneled to minority groups to deter black and Spanish voters. McGovern to Kansas City then St. Louis for Truman Day events with Eagleton joining. Clark MacGregor rebutted and assailed McGovern’s rhetoric. Nixon plans a tax policy radio address while Agnew campaigned in Iowa and West Virginia endorsing environmental safeguards for strip mining.
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Nixon
Chicago
McGovern
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
Clark MacGregor
National Advisory Committee
Capitol Hill Club
MacGregor
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Agnew
Arch Moore
Candidates Must Disclose Large Contributions in Local Race
State and local candidates must list each donation of 500 or more for the November general election. Forms have been filed in Santa Barbara with deadlines October 13 to October 18 and a final statement due December 7 to 12, to be combined with regular receipts and expenditures. A school bus incident involving driver Otho Max Alexander, 52, is noted.
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Santa Barbara
Minor collision injures nobody. bus involved in Lompoc incident
A two-vehicle mishap near Ocean Avenue and O Street at 7 40 p m left no injuries. Manuel Faragan 62 of 909 E Pine Ave was driving the stalled car that rolled into a 15 passenger bus with four passengers aboard. The CHP reported no injuries. THE ARGUELLO Group of the Sierra Club meets tonight at 8 at the Lompoc Library with Dr. Robert Haller UCSB botanist presenting slides about California plant life.
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Manuel Faragan
Pine Ave
California Highway Patrol
Faragan
Ocean Avenue
O Street
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The
Sierra Club
Lompoc
North Ave
Robert Haller
UCSB
California
Coastal Plain
Sierras
Haller
Edwin Henry Hogan 83 Funeral Pending in Lompoc
Edwin Henry Hogan 83 dies Thursday in Santa Maria Hospital. Memorial services set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Newhart Family Mortuary drawing room in Santa Maria. Hogan last resided at 137 South K Street Lompoc. Further details to appear in the Record tomorrow.
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Lompoc
Edwin Henry Hogan
Santa Maria
Newhart Family Mortuary
Hogan
South K Street
Final weekend to register voters before deadline
Voter registrars extend hours with a midnight Sunday cutoff. Registration ends today at 4 45 p m in the County Building and 9 p m at the Public Library with additional hours Sunday and tomorrow in libraries. County totals show 142 166 registered with 73 121 Democrats and 57 381 Republicans. City of Lompoc has 9 233 registered. County animals shelter seeks a large grey cat after a woman was bitten on No Sixth St. by a grey white tiger striped long haired cat. Call RE 6 2913.
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South D Street
East North Avenue
Ann Sweet
Peace and Freedom
American Independent
la Raza Unida
Lompoc
County Animal Shelter
No. Sixth St
Animal Shelter
Republican
South H Street
Community events and fundraisers listed for Lompoc area
Local organizations announce events this week. United Methodist Church hosts a family fair and crafts today 4 to 9 p.m. at 925 North F St. Lompoc Grange sells enchiladas Saturday at 435 North G St. Orders due by today. Various bake sales, jewelry party, Elks dance, Gourmet gathering with politicians, voter registration services, pancake breakfast, and an auction at United Church are planned with multiple contact numbers and venues.
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United Methodist Church
Methodist Church
North F St
Lompoc Grange
North G St
United Church
Collision at sea sinks Morning Star with missing children
A 100 foot yacht Morning Star carrying nine was rammed in fog by a 536 foot freighter Evamo off the Northern California coast. Two children, Michelle Lacy and Ronald Lacy, are missing. six survivors including Hal Lacy and family were rescued. Coast Guard searches continue for the two missing youngsters.
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Calif
UPI
Morning Star
California
Hal Lacy
Vancouver
Wash
Michelle Lacy
Ronald
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Lacy
Tom Dennis
Becky Harris
Greg Davie
Dennis
Donna
Arcata
Crescent City
South America
Nixon committee writes to dog in California political outreach
In Albany California a letter from Maurice H. Stans of the Nixon re election committee addressed to Pookie the German shepherd prompts notes on political mobilization. The dog’s owner Karen Cistaro says the letter asks Miss Pookie to support Nixon and donate money for the campaign.
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Albany
Calif
UPI
Ralph Cistaro
Pookie
Maurice H. Stans
New York
Pookie Cistaro
Cistaros
Cistaro
Karen
Stans
Nixon
Medi-Cal to grant partial fee rise for physicians
In Sacramento UPI reports California will raise physician and provider fees by 5 percent due to rising health costs. A 2.5 percent increase applies to non institutional providers starting November 1, with the remaining 2.5 percent awaiting Federal Price Commission approval.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Federal Price Commission
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