Lompoc Record editorial policy and staff listing
The Lompoc Record outlines open opinion columns and its aim to present facts in news and opinions in editorials. It lists staff including Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam president, J. Donald Adam publisher, Harry J. Crompe editor, Gavlen Jackson business manager, and affiliations with CNPA UPI IPI IAPA and state associations.
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Kenneth L. Adam
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Harry J. Crompe
Gavlen Jackson
Lompoc Eyes Unified Economic Development Drive
City Council allocates 20000 for an economic development program and backs forming a permanent Economic Development Committee. Interim leaders Sol Lefkowitz and Robert Kranig push a seven-member board with city and chamber appointees to secure professional guidance, financing, and ongoing pledges from local businesses. The plan foresees a first-year cost around 47000 including a 12000 to 15000 annual director.
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Lompoc
Council
Sol Lefkowitz
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
Robert Kranig
Lompoc Valley
Committee For Economic Development
Santa Maria
Parents critique Lompoc gym suit rule and costs
A anonymous mother questions Lompoc Unified School District regulations on gym suits, noting $8.80 price, poor quality, and strict rules against home sewing. She highlights cost for outfit and swim gear, and asks who decides students' attire amid higher school expenses. A side note recalls a Labor Day cat rescue by a Vandenberg Village repairman and mentions other remarks on airliner hijacking and The Godfather.
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Lompoc Unified School
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Vandenberg Village
Pat Guevarra
Guevarra
M.J.A
From Our 95-year-old files Yesteryears
A compilation of dated notes recounts events from 1918 and 1937. Highlights include Mrs Carlson issuing sugar permits by mail, Odd Fellows attendance, Lompoc Guadalupe road contract, August building permits totaling 29020, W R Smith Hardware grand opening, and Ventura County road bonds of 580000.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
County Board of Supervisors
Lompoc- Guadalupe Road
Ventura County
Maine Faces Population Drain From Tourism and Politics
Washington calling by Marquis Childs notes Maine’s reliance on summer visitors for 40 percent of private jobs, while population growth stalled. Senator Margaret Chase Smith accuses the Mississippi navy contract bid of bias, prompting tax measures and political turbulence as Maine seeks new industry to balance poverty inland and overdevelopment on the coast.
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Newagen
Maine
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Hell
Litton Industries
Mississippi
Sen
John Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Pentagon
Bath Iron Works
Smith
Department of Justice
Comptroller General
General Accounting Office
Navy
Lockheed
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
Edmund Muskie
University of Maine
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard
National Science Foundation
MIT
United Feature Syndicate
Ince
Nixon doctrine struggles to reshape global role a year later
Capitol report notes the Nixon doctrine remains largely theoretical as U S allies seek continued U S presence and protection. With thousands of American troops in Europe and Vietnam withdrawals under way Washington faces a delicate pullback while preserving decisive power and support for allied security.
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Nixon
Agnew
Thailand
South Korea
U.S
Europe
Germany
Soviet Union
Willy Brandt
Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
Guam
NATO
South
South Vietnam
Cambodia
America
Rhyme Time Casts Spell With General Tel Offer
A playful verse notes a fancy phone offer branded by General Tel. The speaker teases a prestigious spell and cites Eugene McAllister as part of the rhyme.
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General Tel
A. Graham Bell
Eugene McAllister
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