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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1971

Page

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Bank robbed of 2.1 million in central London heist

A gang tunneled into a Lloyds Bank at 185 Baker Street stealing up to 2.4 million dollars. Robert Rowlands alerted police after hearing the robbers on a shortwave but detection lagged 13 to 34 hours. Police ordered an urgent inquiry into handling.

London UPI Robert Rowlands Australia Rowlands Scotland Yard Lloyd's Bank Baker Street Sherlock Holmes Marylebone Guy Darke Wimpole Street

Common Market urges U S to devalue dollar and cut import tax

Six European economies plan to pressure the United States to devalue the dollar abolish its 10 percent import surcharge and align with others to restore world monetary order. The move follows Nixon’s policy shift that destabilized currency values and sparked economic tensions among major powers.

Brussels UPI United States West Germany France Italy Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands Nixon

Eight Attica hostages shot to death in prison revolt

Medical examiner reports eight of ten hostage deaths in the Attica uprising due to gunshot wounds. Ten hostages and 30 prisoners died as state troopers National Guardsmen and deputies stormed the facility over five days. Some hostages reportedly had neck injuries and a tenth died after being thrown from a window.

Attica N.Y UPI Monroe County Medical Center Rochester U.S Nixon Washington New York Shirley Chisholm Charles B. Rangel Roland V. Dellums D-Calif

Heat wave grips Southern California with record power demand

Southern California endures a fierce heat wave with Los Angeles reaching 106 degrees and suburbs up to 114. Power demand hit a mid afternoon peak of 3.4 million kilowatts as utilities warn residents to curb air conditioning. Schools closed or shortened across Los Angeles and neighboring counties amid smoke and air quality concerns.

Los Los Angeles Burbank Northridge San Gabriel Valley Burbank Unified San Bernardino Riverside Alvard Devore Los Angeles Basin

Lompoc Valley plans brief seven citizen committees

City planners briefed seven committees spanning city and county areas on building broad community goals for Lompoc Valley. Nicholas Bevilacqua and Vernon Copeland outlined a public inclusive process with planning commissioners chairing committees. Committees will draft long range objectives and short term steps, with open forums before each planning commission meeting and a target to present to the City Council by April 3 for the 1972-73 budget.

Lompoc Valley Nicholas Bevilacqua Vernon Copeland Planning Commission Bevilacqua James Flegge George’ Barnes William Paulin Merrijane Pritchard William Fick Robert Kranig

Lompoc Denies Exemption, Blocked Rate Hikes in City

The federal government denied Lompoc's exemption request, blocking proposed increases in refuse collection and electric power rates. City Council will weigh options at the Sept 21 meeting amid a $17,000 monthly deficit and a Nixon wage price freeze extending into November.

Lompoc Nixon George Cotsenmoyer Cotsenmoyer

Legislators miss tax deadline in push for withholding

Democratic leaders say Reagan's two week deadline for income tax withholding won't be met as talks begin on linking withholding to broader tax reform and property relief. They argue homeowner relief takes priority and reject focusing on withholding alone while noting projected $100 million gap.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan State General Fund Mills Gonsalves Puerto Rico

Parents force GM plants to close in busing protest

About 500 pickets gathered at the Fisher Body plant in Pontiac Michigan as a boycott shut down the Pontiac Motor Division assembly line halting 70 cars per hour and sending 1200 workers home early. GM cites absenteeism above 60 percent as a reason for the shutdown.

Fisher Body UAW Pontiac Motor Division Pontiac GMC Albert F Platt Platt United Auto Workers

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