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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
3
Lt. Ernest Bouslaugh announced a six day enforcement period resulting in 13 bicycle rider citations. Violations include riding on sidewalks and against the vehicle code with violators referred to Lompoc Justice Court or juvenile probation.
Rep. Clarence Long said the Air Force grounded seven C5A cargo planes after an engine fell off during taxi at Altus Air Force Base Oklahoma. He alleged officials delayed reporting the incident until after the Senate approved a 21 billion weapons authorization bill, part of a 472 million package for the C5A program.
Deputy arrests were made at 8 30 p.m. near Douglas Avenue and West Highway 246 west of Lompoc. Royce Guy Cansler, 18, and John Fredrick, 19, both of 3979 Rigel Ave, posted 3125 dollars bail each. A juvenile was turned over to guardians.
City Library Director Paul Thompson and Police Lt. Mel Ramos lead a new inmate book program at Lompoc Jail with support from Art Heinrich and Friends of the Public Library. Chief James D. Smith approved immediate implementation.
County Public Safety Authority directors agreed to fund savings and interest money from the 3.2 million county jail project to speed construction of the Sheriff's Department administration building in Goleta Valley. A 433 thousand dollar contract award could be approved October 18 by the Board of Supervisors. Sheriff Carpenter's department remains in outdated quarters in the Courthouse tower while the Taxpayers Assn. protests the new building plan.
The White House says President Nixon has not changed his choice of Romana A. Banuelos, operator of Romanas Food Products, for US treasurer. Federal raids at her California plant have since raised questions about employment of illegal immigrants though Nixon and aides deny knowledge of prior raids.
Walter McGinnis aged 75 died this morning. McPeek Family Mortuary handles arrangements. Born October 12, 1895 in St. Louis Missouri he worked for a decorating firm the last 15 years. He lived at 210 West North Avenue Apt 55. Survived by widow Josephine Ruth at the same address and brother Edward McGinnis of Lakewood.
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