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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1971

Page

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Medina defense tests judge reduces My Lai charges

A military judge pared 102 murder charges against Capt. Ernest L. Medina to a single murder count for shooting a woman during the 1968 My Lai sweep. The boy’s shooting and 100-slain count were reduced or dismissed, with the latter now involuntary manslaughter carrying up to 6 years. Medina admits the woman shooting in self defense.

FT. Mcpherson, Ga UPI Ernest L. Medina My Lai Kenneth A. Howard Medina Maj William D. Eckhardt

Mild Edith hurricane causes minor injuries in Louisiana

Edith weakened as it moved through Louisiana and Mississippi causing limited damage. Forecasters warned against complacency, noting tornadoes sparked in Florida and flood warnings in Pennsylvania while Baton Rouge suffered the heaviest impact with property damage and glass injuries but no fatalities.

Edith Louisiana Mississippi Florida Pennsylvania Baton Rouge

Lompoc Record to shift to Saturday morning edition

The Lompoc Record announces a Saturday morning edition tomorrow with delivery between 7 and 8 a.m. The Saturday afternoon edition will be discontinued. Publisher Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam notes the change benefits readers advertisers and staff.

Lompoc the Record Kenneth L. Adam United Press International Record The

Communist Forces Withdraw After Heavy Mekong Delta Battle

In the Mekong Delta near U Minh Forest of Darkness 47 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 97 wounded after three large assaults by Communist forces. US airpower artillery and a 7th Fleet destroyer repelled the attack. 91 Communist troops were found dead. Separate actions near the DMZ and along the Ho Chi Minh Trail saw US jets bomb an antiaircraft site while Saigon faced additional arson attacks on vehicles. Local government losses were described as the heaviest since May near Sunol.

Saigon UPS U Minh Mekong Delta 7Th Fleet Mangrove Swamp Demilitarized Zone Dmz Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos U.S Mekong Sunol

Senate defeats initial bid to extend draft amid Vietnam pullback

The Senate voted 47 to 36 against tabling a bill to extend the draft to June 30 1973. Administration allies moved to gain final Nixon victory within a week and circulate a cloture petition to curb a possible filibuster next Tuesday. Senator Stennis warned of possible national tragedy if delay continues. Harry Kahler wins Lompoc Jaycee Wives linen contest. Hugh D. Young travels 800 miles in 48 hours for meetings.

Washington UPI Senate Nixon U.S Vietnam Hugh Scott John Stennis D-Miss Senate Armed Services Committee Congress John C. Stennis Senate Armed Service Committee Stennis Harry Kahler Lompoc Jaycee Wives Hugh D. Young

Lompoc tests new sideload garbage truck to save costs

The city conducts a one week R and D trial of a sideload packer claimed to reduce manhours. City sanitation chief Brightwell notes speculative figures, while Joe Fallon of Western Body and Hoist says one man can operate the unit for curbside pickups and two for alleys. The truck carries six tons, costs 20 to 23 thousand dollars, versus 24.5 thousand for current backloaders weighing four tons and 20 cubic feet capacity.

Jesse Chaves Paul Flores Lompoc Joe Fallon Western Body and Hoist Co Los Angeles

Lompoc FCI Warden Kenton Stresses Rehabilitation Over Punishment

An interview with FCI Warden Kenton discusses the Lompoc prison philosophy focusing on treatment and rehabilitation. He notes the facility’s structure, a minimal security camp, and a history including an August 1970 disturbance, while opposing the death penalty and stressing respect for law and order.

Federal Correctional — Institution Lompoc FCI Frank Kenton Attica U.S. Sixth Army Kenton Kentons

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