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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1971

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House weighs Vietnam pullout amid Senate aligned vote

A UPI survey shows the House may back a total U S withdrawal from Indochina by late next spring, aligning with the Senate. Lawmakers cite South Vietnam’s disputed election as a key motive and uncertainty remains on if a vote will occur soon. Backers say Speaker Carl Albert pledged timely notice so no one is unprepared.

Washington UPI Vietnam House Senate U.S Indochina Carl Albert D-Okla

GIs Claim Pace Patrol Was Senseless Death By Own Action

GIs from Bravo Company 1st Battalion 12th Cavalry at Fire Base Pace reject the night ambush as senseless and say disobedience stemmed from common sense not cowardice. They describe a two hour gripe session before orders to form a 15 man patrol and blame punitive leadership dynamics for the incident.

Timbuktu South Vietnam UPI Pace Walter Wernl Three Rivers Tex Wernli 12Th Cavalry 1St Air Cavalry Division Gis Robert Crain Robert Schuler Schuler SP4 Ernest French Mattoon Ill

Local emergency declared as Romero brush fire rages

The Board of Supervisors declared a local emergency in Los Padres National Forest as the Romero brush fire scorches about 15 000 acres above Carpinteria Valley and Montecito. Flood risk threatens heavy rains and potential flooding. emergency powers allow rapid action and funding moves.

Board of Supervisors Romero Los Padres National Forest Carpinteria Valley Montecito Reagan Raymond D. Johnson Stubbner U.S. Forest Service Leland Steward George H. Clyde Clyde

Bevilacqua Fired as City Planner Cites Subordination Issues

Nicholas Bevilacqua 32, city community development director, was terminated by City Administrator Gene Wahlers for lack of coordination with staff and for insubordination related to a Harris Grade memorandum. Reading the memo, councilors reacted with shock while supporters urge a public hearing on department head tenure.

Nicholas Bevilacqua Gene Wahlers Wahlers Bevilacqua Harris Grade Planning Commission Board of Supervisors Harris City Planning Commission County Water and Sewer South H Street Bruce Sharpe Lompoc Committee For Responsible Government

U.S. Plan to Preserve Nationalist China Seat Likely Fails

At the United Nations diplomats predicted the U.S. effort to keep Nationalist China seated will fail. Unofficial tabulations show over 60 delegates oppose while fewer than 60 support. 12 of 131 delegations have not disclosed positions. The U.S. counters with a two thirds expulsion rule, but is unlikely to secure majority.

United Nations UPI U.S China United States General Assembly Security Council Peking Albania

Dock workers fail to return as coast ports stay closed

Longshoremen did not report to work in the Los Angeles Long Beach harbor complex after an arbitrator's ruling that favored employers. PMA officials said the union offered no reason for the walkout as talks continued, with about 90 steady men to be called back to ready docks for full operations.

Los Angeles UPI PMA International Longshoremen’s Union ILWU George Love Long Beach International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union Pacific Maritime Association Love

Wage raises to be allowed as freeze ends

Labor Secretary Hodgson said most negotiated wage increases likely would take effect when the wage price freeze ends next month and that the right to strike would remain intact. AFL CIO lobbyist Biemiller denounced a 15.4 billion tax cut plan, urging rejection of the investment tax credit and proposing an excess profits tax instead. Magnuson ordered hearings on a bill to exempt El Paso Natural Gas from antitrust rulings over Pacific Northwest Pipeline, a move critics say harms competition.

Washington UPI James D. Hodgson Hodgson Organized Labor Nixon House Andrew J. Biemiller Afl-Cio Senate Finance Committee Treasury Treasuries Congress Warren G. Magnuson Wash Fred R. Harris D-Okla el Paso Natural Gas Co California Magnuson Alan Cranston John V. Tunney D-Calif Senate Commerce Committee Harris el Paso Pacific Northwest Pipeline Co US Supreme Court Pacific Northwest

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