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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
3
Nixon warned lawmakers that actions could trigger a tax increase as they adjourned the 92nd Congress without approving emergency powers to trim outlays. A Democratic majority blocked a bill to limit spending to 250 billion, ceding Nixon up to 10 billion in cuts. Speaker Carl Albert said full verdict rests with election day.
The Lompoc Recreation Department announces cake decorating classes for beginners Monday evenings 7 to 9 and two holiday sessions Tuesday 12:30 to 2:30 and Wednesday 7 to 9. Christmas and Thanksgiving cake ideas featured. Registration at 105 South C St. Six week classes cost 6 dollars each. A Health and Welfare Coordinating Council meeting is set tomorrow at 12 15 p.m. in the Lompoc Library multipurpose room with plans for the Community Christmas Cheer program and a guest presentation by Maria LaRiva. Meals on Wheels seeks donations via cannisters placed in local businesses proclaimed Meals on Wheels Month by Mayor Cotsenmeyer. The Far Western Division Barber Shop Quartet convention recently held in Bakersfield included Lompoc members. Youth football league pictures available at Ryan Park concession stand until Saturday.
President Nixon says he will cut where possible to hold spending near 250 billion while Congress deadlocks on how to reach the limit. Rep. Mills notes both houses voted for 250 billion but disagree on methods. final adjournment followed mixed reviews of two years of legislative action.
Louis S Petta 76 died Monday at Lompoc District Hospital. Rosary tonight at 8 at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel with Mass Friday at 10 at La Purisima Catholic Church. Interment in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by widow Donna, son George, daughter Nancyla Lane, 14 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. World War I veteran and past leaders of Eagles and Odd Fellows. Born 1896 in Texas, resident last two years at 118 North E Street.
The United States and the Soviet Union sign sweeping trade agreements to settle World War II debts slash tariffs and triple business between the two largest economies. Secretary Rogers calls steps toward peace while Peterson predicts 1.5 billion in two way trade over three years contingent on most favored nation tariff approval.
County Planning Commission members and staff puzzled by missing restaurant and motel uses in the revised Buellton Town and Country Shopping Center plan. Steve Luppen seeks tire shop services. bowling alley moved. Commission calls for staff report next week and set Nov 8 for a public hearing on Solvang rezoning at 621 Alisal Rd. In Solvang the district plan aligns with the county General Plan and water facility plans face no conflict. A separate item notes US Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz must appear at a show-cause hearing set for Nov 14 regarding Newcastle disease testimony.
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