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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1969

Page

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Army club sergeants face charges

Senate hearings on the 1962 NCO clubs scandal point to imminent criminal charges for Sgt. Maj. William E. Wooldridge and M.Sgt. William E. Higdon as they return to duty at White Sands Missile Range and Redstone Arsenal. Retired sergeants Seymour Lazar and Narvaez Hatcher also face action. transcripts sent to Defense and Justice departments.

U.S Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Ribicoff Senate Permanent ‘Investigations Army Turner Wooldridge Wooldridge and Higdon Augsburg Germany Seymour Sandy’’ Lazar Marehem Co Narvaez Hatcher Pensacola Fla Defense Department White Sands Missile Range N.M. Higdon Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Ala Defense and Justice Departments Sen Charles H. Percy R.ll David L. Thomas Wooldridge, Higdon and Hatcher

Goleta Leads County Population Gain In Six Months

County planners report Goleta Valley accounts for most of a 2,531 population increase in six months ending Oct 1. Goleta Valley rises from 56,531 to 58,750, a gain of 2,219, while Santa Barbara and Carpinteria add 688 combined. North county cities Santa Maria, Lompoc and Guadalupe show little change. county total reaches 262,531.

Goleta Valley County Planning Department Santa Barbara Carpinteria Santa Maria Lompoc Guadalupe

Gwinn and Gigi Plan United Fund Campaign

Charley Gwinn and his poodle Gigi announce a campaign push for the United Fund. The pair will tour communities, inviting donations and highlighting local needs supported by the umbrella charity.

Charley Gwinn Poodle Gigi United Fund

Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures and Tidal Details

Fair conditions continue through Saturday with morning and late night low cloudiness. Highs reach the 60s to low 70s, tonight's low in the 50s. Light winds. Saturday tides: high 6.4 feet at 10 14 a.m. and 4.4 feet at 11 20 p.m. Low tides 1.3 feet at 4 02 a.m. and 0.5 feet at 5 02 p.m.

Water district candidates debate Lompoc Dam project

Incumbents and challengers for Lompoc Water District divisions 1 4 and 5 faced a panel on the Lompoc Dam and Reservoir plan amid a Nov 4 election. Candidates Richard Henning Gary Dunlap Alfred Jory Jack Moore and William Laranjo outline support concerns and governance roles.

Vaughn Proctor Lompoc Water Board Lompoc Valley Press Club Richard Henning Gary J. Dunlap William Laranjo Alfred B Burt) Jory Andrew T. Petersen Jack Moore Petersen Laranjo Santa Barbara News Press JoAnn Rife Santa Ynez Valley the Record James Carey Knez Radio Henning Dunlap Jory Moore Santa Ynez River County Water Agency Narrows County Parks Department Cachuma Bureau of Reclamation

Zodiac killer taunts Melvin Belli seeks secret meeting

The Zodiac case heated up as attorney Melvin Belli disclosed that the confessed slayer made repeated calls to arrange a meeting. A survivor, Brian Hartnell, doubted the killer’s identity, saying the caller sounded older than the man who spoke on TV. Police warned of ongoing lead work as detectives pursue clues from the public.

San Francisco UPI Melvin Belli Zodiac Belli Wednesday Morning Brian Hartnell Pacific University Hartnell Napa Vallejo Square One State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Sac

Senate panel trims oil depletion allowance to 23 percent

The Senate Finance Committee voted to cut the oil depletion allowance to 23 percent, about halfway toward the House's 20 percent proposal. The change preserves some industry benefits and would raise taxes by about $155 million annually instead of $400 million.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee

Protests seize government buildings in Tripoli amid clashes

Thousands of armed demonstrators seized government offices and a historic fort in Tripoli Lebanon, killing several and prompting a curfew. Syria and Egypt escalated tensions with Israel as Arab states warned against intervention.

United Press International Tripoli Israel Lebanon Syria Gulf of Suez Egypt Sinai Desert Charles Helou Noureddin al Atassi Beirut

Second miner's body recovered at Consolidation Coal mine

In Farmington West Virginia a second body was found at Consolidation Coal Co No 9 mine where 78 died after November explosions. The two men were crew members on a 24 car coal train far from the trapped area. Identified is Charles Hardman 43 Shinnston front motorman. Lester B Willard 49 rear motorman will be buried Sunday.

Farmington W. Va UPI Conslidation Coal Co Charles Hardman Shinnston Lester B. Willard Willard

Peace talks in Saigon amid ceasefire speculation

Allied peace talks delegations sent top military advisers Col. Nguyen Huu Loi and Lt. Gen. Frederick C. Weyland to Saigon as reports mount that the United States and South Vietnam are weighing a general cease-fire proposal. Analysts say the advisers would study military feasibility, while Henry Cabot Lodge has pressed for a settlement amid Communist talks tension.

Paris UPI Saigon Nguyen Huu Loi Frederick C. Weyland United States Loi Weyland Henry Cabot Lodge U.S

Hospital board approves blood analysis machine purchase

The hospital board authorized buying a blood analysis machine to enhance heart care. Dr. E R Wallace said it analyzes three key blood indicators of heart function, with superior results. The $5 500 cost will be half reimbursed by a medical associate. The board also accepted Dr L E Heiges resignation as chief of staff and named Dr Rodney Hamer acting chief. A social service department was activated to meet Medicare requirements.

E. R. Wallace L. E. Heiges Rodney Hamer Kenneth Wicks Rene Beauchesne

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