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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1972
Page
3
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced the dissolution of parliament and ordered a general election for October 30. The Liberal leader, 53, rose to power in 1968 on the wave of Trudeaumania promising a just society.
Daily Record reports Mattie Lewis 27 and Lois Brooks 26 were jailed in Lompoc on grand theft charges after a hotel incident at 124 South G Street. About $220 vanished from a male tenant’s pocket. Bail set at 1500 dollars each. Police arrested them at 12:30 p.m. near West Ocean Avenue using suspect description and a partial license number.
Lompoc City Council on Tuesday will discuss a water rate adjustment and an appeal by developer Ed Everett of Planning Commission conditions. A public hearing on a cooperative housing agreement with the Housing Authority for low income and elderly dwellings is listed, along with a report on the public employment program and authorization to fill vacancies in fire, police and water departments. John A. Podlesni of ITT at Vandenberg AFB retires after 30 years. he began with ITT in 1967 and previously worked in six divisions. Born in Austria-Hungary, he came to the United States as a youth and studied accounting at Pace College.
Police Chief James D. Smith reports two liquor store owners will screen adult magazines and pocket readers to shield youths. Signs banning under 18 from literature areas were noted, as Councilman Stevens urged less public display while not seeking censorship. Results to be reviewed at Tuesday meeting.
AFLCIO chief George Meany denounces Nixon’s economic policy as a double standard that caps wages while prices and profits soar. He avoids naming McGovern but urges labor to resist attacks on unions and values. Hodgson and Abel offer mixed Labor Day views.
Assemblyman W Don McGillivray facing reelection fielded questions on education funding and basic standards, opposed teacher strikes, and backed bike trails funded by a gasoline tax. He criticized English language emphasis over Spanish in schools and favored local coast line control under the Carpenter bill amid regional planning debates.
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