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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1970

Page

6

Two Women Face Felony Charges In Referendum Campaign

Santa Barbara area residents Selma Rubin and Anna Laura Miles were named by District Attorney David D. Milner in felony complaints filed in Santa Barbara Municipal Court. Charges allege additions and changes to referendum petitions and perjury related acts connected to the El Capital Ranch rezoning campaign.

Santa Barbara Citizens’ Committee el Capital Ranch District Attorney's David D. Milner Selma Rubin Anna Laura Miles Committee For the General Plan Milner

Inmate Walkaway From Lompoc Prison Camp Reported

At approximately 8 30 p m Saturday Juan Alvion Cota walked away from the minimum security federal prison camp in Lompoc. Cota 40 is from Yuma Arizona and was serving a five year sentence for smuggling and transporting mari juana. FBI search on. Cota is not considered dangerous. He is five feet five inches tall 160 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He wore khaki pants and shirt and brown shoes.

Juan Alvion Cota Lompoc Cota Yuma Arizona FBI

Advanced steering system tested for Titan III-C

UTC demonstrated the new steering system for the Titan III-C launch stage in Sunnyvale during the final pre flight test. The system, installed on a seven segment solid rocket motor, aims to improve reliability and cut costs under the SAMSO Air Force program.

Sunnyvale United Technology Center UTC Air Force Space and Missile Systems Organization SAMSO Coyote Cape Kennedy Fla Indian Reservations

Murphy ad cites Tunney record in California newspapers

A statewide $25,000 Murphy campaign ad portrays Democrat John V. Tunney as lacking any laws authored in his first two years in Congress. The spot highlights Murphy crediting himself with five laws in 1965 66 and notes Tunney's 1969 House attendance rank, framing Tunney as failing to act while in office.

Sacramento UPI George Murphy John V. Tunney Congress Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego California John Tunney Murphy Tunney House of Representatives Arts and Humanties Foundation America

Educators blasted by Martha Mitchell

Martha Mitchell denounced American educators as sidewalk diplomats harming the nation in a weekend call to an UPI reporter. She blamed the academic world for social ills and said professors are destroying children and the country, criticizing Henry Kissinger as egocentric.

Washington Martha Mitchell America UPI Mitchell Watergate Potomac John Women’s Wear Daily Henry A. Kissinger Nixon Harvard

Beilenson urges auto makers pay for used car smog devices

California state senator Anthony C. Beilenson calls on the Air Resources Board to require auto manufacturers to cover the $49.95 smog devices for 1955 to 1965 models. He warns against shifting costs to motorists, especially poorer owners, and says he will push legislation in January if ARB does not act. ARB says devices will be required as they become available, with broader use by spring.

Sacramento UPI Anthony C. Beilenson State Air Resources Board Beverly Hills Democrat ARB

First adhesive USS stamps go on sale in 1847

The first adhesive United States postage stamps issued July 1, 1847 include a five cent with Benjamin Franklin and a ten cent with George Washington, marking a new era in mailing.

USS Benjamin Franklin George Washington

Reagan signs sex discrimination ban in California

Governor Ronald Reagan signed a bill prohibiting sex discrimination in employment and related rights, asserting equality for women. He also signed legislation requiring the University of California Regents to review employment and promotion practices affecting women employees.

Sacramento UPS Ronald Reagan Reagan University of California Regents

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