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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
7
The piece states that Aclaim divides its output by presenting factual news in its columns while reserving opinions for its editorials. It outlines a clear split between objective reporting and subjective commentary in its editorial policy.
President Ford presses Congress over tax reform energy and spending with a proposed permanent tax cut matched by spending cuts. He warns tax increases ifaction stalls. Congress debates raising its own tax exemption as relief.
The NORAD based Startrek radar system used by Customs since September 20 has tracked border hopping planes and seized over 20 suspected traffickers along with more than 10 000 pounds of marijuana worth over 2 million dollars. Seizures occurred in Arizona California and New Mexico with pilots pursuing unknown craft as in wartime.
Radar traps in Mexico target over 100 planes under the Startrek program. Commissioned officials say the system is tightening the net on smugglers after initial gaps. Vernon Acree calls the breakthrough a major breakthrough and notes improved coordination in recent days.
William F Buckley discusses the Washington Post and Washington Star frictions over sabotage claims by Post pressmen and the implications for labor, politics, and media power. He notes Allbritton's refusal to print the Post, Mrs Graham's reaction, and Reston's take, framing a broader question of press independence and union power.
Eleanor Roosevelt faced heckling coins from marine veterans while speaking on Guadalcanal. She suggested training combat dogs and soldiers to readjust to peace, a plan rejected. The piece links post war readjustment to crime and social ills, highlighting veteran William McFarland Jr in a study program run by Dr. William Carson for Penthouse.
The 1965 enlistment after a friend's death led Bill McFarland through brutal Vietnam service, addiction, and trauma. He killed in self defense, was jailed for murder, and advocates for parole to a VA hospital, while authorities declined and the veteran remains confined.
The Lompoc Record notes pumpkins dominate local gardening talk with many prize fruits. Carpinteria plans Pumpkin Harvest Festival October 24 and 25 featuring contests, pie booths, a stunt show and a pumpkin coach.
The document lists U S Senator Alan Cranston and Senator John Tunney contact addresses in Washington D C along with Representative Robert Lagomarsino office in Longworth House Building. It also provides State Senator Omer Rains Sacramento and State Assemblyman Gary Hart addresses for California legislative districts.
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