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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1972
Page
3
A time bomb exploded beside a crowded Netanya bank wounding no one. Police set up roadblocks and arrested Arabs as crowds roared. A Palestinian group claimed responsibility while a later attack in Jerusalem injured two women.
Stull toured Lompoc urging support for Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray against Gary Hart. He praised MacGillivray for aiding Vandenberg Air Force Base and flood funds for Carpinteria, and criticized Hart for endorsing Chavez, ethnic busing, and marijuana measures. Also mentions priest arrests in Manila under martial law.
Rosary and Requiem services are announced for John F. DeCosta 70 of Lompoc and Howard Albert Morris 75 of Lompoc. DeCosta died in Arroyo Grande convalescent hospital and Morris died in California with multiple survivors listed. Interments are planned at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery and Calvary Cemetery in Los Angeles.
President Nixon plans a 15 minute radio address on crime and drug abuse this weekend and a series of news conferences before the November 7 election. He has aides and supporters from labor and sports groups backing his campaign.
Rep Chet Holifield charged that the consumer protection agency failed in the Senate. He accused Ralph Nader of pursuing an impossible path and helping kill the bill, while Nader retorted that Holifield aided the White House and Nixon in blocking the measure.
The American Independent Party files a 25.2 million suit against CBS NBC and ABC claiming a nationwide news blackout harmed its 1968 campaign. John Schmitz and Thomas Anderson seek four million for owned stations and twenty million for contracted outlets plus personal damages.
North Vietnamese negotiator Le Duc Tho arrived in Hanoi after private talks with Henry Kissinger. He warned that many difficult issues remain for a peace accord as he planned meetings in Moscow and Beijing before returning home.
Arturo Avina and Mary Gay Ryan co chair a group formed to oppose Prop 22 on the November California ballot. Chris Shields treasurer and Joanne Miller publicity chair, with Evangelina Diaz Elsie Gonzalez Esteban Herrera Mary Olivas and Robert Porter as members. They plan to educate via local media and provide speakers to inform communities. They seek contributions to No on 22 at 165 La Vereda Rd Santa Barbara 93108. Helen North named chairwoman for Teague reelection in November and active in local Republican groups and community organizations.
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