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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1975
Page
3
Chrysler Corp expects 1976 car sales to top 10 million despite a 14 percent drop in its own October 1 10 period while overall industry gains 12.7 percent with GM Ford and American Motors posting double digit rises.
Marines begin dismantling the Little Saigon refugee cluster at Camp Pendleton after housing nearly 50 000 Vietnamese. With most sent to new lives and some to Arkansas camps, tensions rise amid protests and uncertainty as the site shuts down by October 31.
Alabama Governor George Wallace, touring Europe for 13 days, says the trip aims to show he is physically able to be president and to strengthen U S Western European ties. He notes he has been in a wheelchair since 1972 but believes he can endure the journey.
Beiruts fourth week of religious clashes continues with sniper fire in Dikwaneh Sin El Fil and Naabeh. 21 killed Tuesday raising four week toll to about 530 dead and 1,200 wounded as Arab League ministers meet in Cairo. PLO and Syria boycott. Banks reopen then close. Maronite League warns of self destruction.
New York City officials must trim an additional $200 million from the budget as Mayor Beame pushes detailed reduction plans to the Emergency Financial Control Board. Officials weigh attrition to avoid layoffs with 22,000 already cut, while a potential strike looms.
A Federal Election Commission report shows more than 1.5 million dollars remains in the Nixon 1972 re election committee treasury. Much is tied up in Watergate lawsuits and legal-fee reimbursements to campaign officials. The trust fund has paid 41,000 to various claimants, with Mitchell's law firm having received 200,000 and seeking 271,390 more. Parkinson's former lawyer sought 73,393 for fees.
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton wed again in Kasane Botswana near the Zambezi. Ambrose Masalela officiated at the border town ceremony attended by the couple who stayed at the Choice Game Park. Taylor wore a green lace dress with guinea fowl feathers while Burton wore a red shirt and white trousers.
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