Community events Kicked Off In Lompoc Local Schedule September
Multiple Lompoc area gatherings announced including thrift shop hours, Filipino Barbecue at Ryan Park, Democratic open house and fund raisers for Gary Hart, square dancing lessons at Lompoc City Hall, a youth horse show at Vandenberg, AAUW champagne brunch, American Legion Bartenders Special, and Saddle Club Gymkhana events. Tickets for Lom High Thespian Troupe production of The Odd Couple go on sale.
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Vandenberg Jr. Saddle Club
Vandenberg Saddle Club
Marie Griffin
Punch Bowl
Corral Road
Lompoc
Casmalia
Lom High School
Nastiest bomb yet in Belfast wounds and kills
A bomb hidden in a parked car exploded outside the Imperial Hotel in North Belfast killing a passerby and injuring more than 70 in a series of blasts. Police offered little on suspects while security sources warned of sectarian reprisals as the death toll rose in three years of northern violence.
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Belfast
UPI
Imperial Hotel
Northern’ Ireland
Imperial
Army
Brown challenges Labor measure on ballot removal
Sacramento watchdogs report Brown accuses Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. of bowing to Cesar Chavez pressure as he sues to strike Proposition 22 from the November ballot. The move targets a farm labor measure backed by growers that would create a 60 day cooling off period for strikes and a farm labor board.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Cesar Chavez
Brown
Sacramento County Superior Court
Farm Labor Initiative
Chavez
Ted Hahn
Central California Farmers Association
Chavez’ Union
Farm Labor Relations Board
California
Rennick Harris
Cochairman
Fair Labor Practices Committee
Rufus the lion becomes Frasier’s rival for pride title
In Laguna Hills California Rufus the Indiana born lion is presented as Frasier’s successor yet shows little star quality. He faces aggression from three lionesses and guards attempt to steer him toward the females amid park officials watching closely.
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Laguna Hills
Calif
UPI
Rufus the Lion
Kansas
Frasier
Simbos
Rufus
Lion Country Safari
Jerry Kobrin
Pat Quinn
Quinn
Linda
Jane
Stompey
Lily
Pride
Two Israeli soldiers killed in border guerrilla attack
Arab guerrillas infiltrated the Lebanon border and killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded a third during a clash with an Israeli patrol near Har Dov in the Golan Heights. The border area was sealed and no guerrilla casualties were reported.
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United Press International
Tel Aviv
Syrian Golan Heights
Jebel Sumak
Har Dov
Syria
Lebanon
Munich
Nixon urges action to curb television reruns
President Nixon told the Screen Actors Guild that networks should increase original programs and reduce reruns or face regulatory steps. He asked Tom Whitehead to study the issue and pursue voluntary solutions with networks, warning that excessive reruns threaten the film industry's economy and public interest.
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Hollywood
UPI
Nixon
Movie Actors’ Union
John Gavin
Screen Actors Guild
California
Gavin
Tom Whitehead
Office of Telecommunications Policy
Whitehead
Nixon campaign debt free in California records show big donors
Nixon backers in California report a near debt-free campaign with $1.7 million raised and $1.6 million spent. Major contributors include Leonard K. Firestone $3000, Union Oil Political Awareness Fund $10000, John Wayne $500, Charles Luckman $3000, Thomas J. Watson Jr. $3000, William Knowland $1000, Cantor $2500, Mattel’s Elliott Handler $5000, and others. The McGovern campaign in California shows $247,300 debt after spending $2.4 million.
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Sacramento
UPS
Nixon
California
Leonard K. Firestone
Union Oil Co
Firestone
John Wayne
Charles Luckman
Los Angeles
Ogden Development Corp
IBM
Thomas J. Watson Jr
Greenwich
Conn
George McGovern
Oakland Tribune
William F. Knowland
B. Gerald Cantor
Cantor and Fitzgerald and Co
Beverly Hills
Elliott Handler
Mattell Inc
Hawthorne
Robert W. Karpe
UCLA Philosophy Faculty Discuss Rehiring Angela Davis
UCLA philosophers consider offering Angela Davis her old job back after her firing by the Board of Regents. The Los Angeles Times cites preliminary discussions while Chancellor Charles E. Young notes possible interest but cautions the topic should remain confidential.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Philosphy
UCLA
Angela Davis
Board of Regents
The
Los Angeles Times
Charles E. Young
Young
Miss Davis
California University
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D-Van Nuys
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I Streets
Lompoc-Vandenberg
American Association of University Women
Jean Jacoby
West Walnut
Sheila Goldstein
American Legion Post 211
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Imperial Mb
Frasier’s Pride
Elaine Webster
Inner Music Association
Hugh Grinnell
Shirley Shultis
Myron Webster
Jan Corser
Joe Lazzaro
Jack Myers
Cairo
Golda Meir
Farouk Kudumy
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
al Fatah
Meir
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J Crompe
Lawrence C Grossman
J Donald Adam
Rennie L Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
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California Press Association
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lompoc Theatre
Joe Kidd
Misty
Santamaria
Peppertree Theatre
James M. Reynolds
Pacoima
Reynolds Printasign
Ben C Deane
Newport Beach
Dean Development
J.H. How
Burlingame
Ben Fernandez
Chatsworth
Michael Maldonado
Angela
Qty Tay Theatre
Jesse James and
Cole Younger
Northfield
Minnesota
Vale Na Cet
Publ
Howe
Alfred Hitchcock
Hugh Davies
Lompoc RE
SAT. JR
Harry Morris
College Avenue
LE & Casualty
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Broadway
Sam
Fillmore
Sedge Dew
Oma
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