Burglary at Moore Mill Solved. Youth Arrested
Police report the Moore Mill and Lumber Co burglary has been solved with a 14 year old runaway detained by authorities. The store at 320 North D St. lost pocket knives and $134 in small change. The youth was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Moore Mill and Lumber Co
North D St
William Joseph Elder
Sixth St
Pacific Gas and Electric
Chestnut Avenue
E Street
Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Elder
Funeral Mass for Crista Grohn at Vandenberg Base
Funeral mass for 10 year old Crista Marie Grohn who died Tuesday at UCLA Medical Center will be held Friday at 4 p.m. in Chapel 1 at Vandenberg Air Force Base with Father DiTucci officiating. Burial follows at Lompoc Cemetery. Starbuck Mortuary arranged services. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Grohn of 667 Korina Ave. Also surviving are two brothers James and John and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Kight of Texas and Mrs. Ellen Grohn.
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Crista Marie Grohn
Ucla Medical Center
Chapel 1
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Father DiTucci
Lompoc
Starbuck Mortuary
Mas
Dan
Korina Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Se
James
John
John Kight
Texas
Ellen Grohn
Lompoc Record Public Notices Details
The Lompoc Record is designated as a legal adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California corporation, at 126 North I Street, Lompoc, CA, 93436, with telephone 736 2313.
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Lompoc
California
Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
Cox to press corporate and union political contribution probes
Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox expands inquiries after three cases. American Airlines Goodyear and 3M pleaded guilty to unlawful $125 000 gifts to Nixon's 1972 campaign and were fined. Cox says two dozen cases under review including unions with more charges planned.
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Washington
UPI
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
American Airlines
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Ins
Nixon
Cleveland
St. Paul
Minn
Goodyear Cox
Eyvind Earle retrospective at Allan Hancock College Art Gallery
The 15 piece Eyvind Earle collection surveys his Santa Ynez Valley landscape evolution from the subdued 1960s scenes to the bright 1970s top down views. Highlights include Barn in Blue and Big Sur, with two works featuring Three Kings and Madonna and Child. The show runs through November 9 and reflects Earle's shift from realism to stylized form.
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Byvind Earle
Allan Hancock College
Stan Tulledo
Eyvind Earle
Santa Ynez Valley
Earle
Santa Ynez
Walt Disney
New York
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Hancock
Beirut bank seized by gunmen demand $10 million for Arab war
Bandits armed with submachine guns seized the Bank of America in downtown Beirut and held hostages in a noon raid. Intermittent shooting lasted over three hours as police sealed a two block area. The gunmen demanded $10 million for Egypt and Syria to aid their war against Israel and sought safe conduct and a plane out of Lebanon. Algerian and Palestinian officials arrived to negotiate.
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UPI
Bank of America
Israel
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Algeria
Mohammed Yazid
Tewfir Safadi
Palestinian Higher Committee
Kennedy Demands Ford Answer On Supreme Court Tapes
Sen. Edward Kennedy urged Congress to refuse confirming Gerald Ford as vice president if he does not acknowledge the President’s obligation to obey a Supreme Court order to disclose Watergate tapes. Senate and House must press Ford to confirm compliance. Griffin countered that issue is political and hearings could begin late October.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Congress
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Senate
House
Ford
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
House Judiciary Committee
Harvard professor wins Nobel Prize in economics
Harvard University’s Wassily Leontief, 67, won the 1973 Nobel Prize in economics for his input-output theory. The prize includes about $122,000 and recognition for a method used to predict national economic shifts, adopted in the United States after World War II and used in many nations including the Soviet Union.
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Stockholm
UPI
Harvard University
Wassily Leontief
Leontief
United States
Soviet Union
Krogh pleads innocent in Watergate perjury case
Egil Bud Krogh Jr., former White House aide who headed the plumbers, pleads innocent to two counts of giving false testimony before the Watergate grand jury. He is released on recognizance and awaits trial aimed for November. He faces up to 10 000 fine and five years in prison per count.
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Thomas F. McBride
Cox
McBride
Beverly Hills
Daniel Ellsberg
Gesell
Krogh
Watergate
Watergate Grand Jury
E. Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
California
Hunt
Liddy
Watergate Complex
Los Angeles County
Ellsberg
Plumbers
White House
Pentagon
CMA Press Relations Examines Health Care Policy Critique
The CMA critique argues against government control of health care delivery and questions Medi Cal funding. Dr Elmendorf criticizes administrative limits on drug types and visit counts and cites a case where an elderly patient was moved to a cheaper care level 40 miles away without physician input.
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CMA
Dr. Elmendorf
Hahn
Medi-Cal
Elmendorf
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