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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1975
Page
3
George McGovern says his own mistakes led to the 1972 debacle. Speaking in Ames Iowa he addressed seven of the nine announced Democratic presidential candidates, urging reflection and accountability.
In Morristown New Jersey Superior Court judge Robert Muir Jr faces a momentous decision on whether comatose Karen Ann Quinlan can be removed from a respirator. Prosecutor Donald Collester says the case hinges on legal and medical questions, not religion or emotion.
An unnamed woman who allegedly warned she would kill the President if God told her to is under observation at County USC Medical Center after being arrested in MacArthur Park by Secret Service agents and police. Ford is due to visit Los Angeles Wednesday.
Detroit reports the 1976 model launch came too late to lift third quarter earnings but analysts expect U S automakers to post about 168 million in combined profit for the quarter, up from 55 million a year ago. Chrysler shows a loss around 72 million while Ford and GM aim to report later in the week.
Twenty of the 33 senators up for re election next year have started fundraising. James Buckley leads with 326220 raised and 260000 spent. other top movers include Howard Cannon John Tunney and Edward Kennedy. Some races look tough while many others hold on to funds. Two Democrats Henry Jackson and Lloyd Bentsen run for re election and the presidency with no separate senate spending record.
Police in Boston doubled presence at South Boston High School after a Friday racial brawl. A 11 a.m. march permit was granted for opponents of desegregation to rally at Marine Park. Last week 15 arrests, injuries, and an early school closing followed tense exchanges between whites and blacks.
About 250 Norweigan descent residents in Anchorage welcomed King Olav V with flag waving and applause as he concluded a month long U S tour. The king arrived in clear 35 degree weather aboard a special jet and toured the city in a bullet proof limousine before planned North Slope oil pipeline visit.
Gunther Ogle 19 of Glendora Calif backed into a candle igniting his home made Halloween mummy costume turning him into a human torch. He dashed through partygoers then slammed into a glass door and fell. Guests beat out flames. he was sent to County USC Medical Center Barn Ward with second and third degree burns over 60 percent of his body.
Irish police and army chiefs press the two IRA renegades to let Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema go alive. Negotiations focus on safety assurances for the hostage and kidnappers as the siege enters its seventh day with food deliveries and renewed talks. The Dutch firm Ferenka resumes operations despite the standoff.
The march of peace into Spanish Sahara boosts monarchist sentiment but disrupts commerce. Casablanca port gridlocked by shipments and bus service paralyzed as trucks and dock workers join the procession toward Tarfaya. Madrid reports talks open on the dispute.
Oklahoma City police end four day walkout with 9 percent pay raise for all ranks and fringe benefit cuts including educational incentive. officers to be docked pay for time off. City Manager McMahan says contract talks to formalize the offer as officers return to the 11 p.m. shift.
A multi thousand set collection of full color antique art prints believed lost since 1937 is being released to the public. Eleanor Roosevelt helped form a national art committee in 1937 to lift morale by reproducing masterpieces from Matisse Van Gogh Gainsborough Picasso Gauguin and more. The prints, created with meticulous engraving and color work, were stored in a Brooklyn warehouse and rediscovered now. The venture cites high value and promises potential investment appeal with prints priced around seven hundred dollars each.
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