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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
3
Timothy Paul Hamlet, 23, of Mission Hills, was fined 125 and placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to entering a residence without permission last May. He was arrested May 1. sentence handed in Lompoc Justice Court.
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Mayor Art Scott cites California's lead in space program talks while Florida holds key potential bases. He notes funds raised for promotion fall short of $75,000, with $31,000 collected from utilities. In South San FranciscoJacqueline Collum fights Batten’s disease as national charity aid arrives for her four children.
A $2.4 billion military pay raise scheduled for Oct 1 will be postponed until after Nixon's wage-price freeze ends Nov 13. White House officials said the increase will not apply during the freeze. The draft extension bill awaits Nixon's signature and Pentagon officials expect draft calls to resume early next week.
State highway officials released a final environmental statement deeming a four lane freeway along 4.8 miles north of Lompoc not feasible. The study cites heavy earthwork and temporary loss of a Bishop pine stand but projects limited noise and air impact. Public hearings will follow as opponents challenge the multi million dollar project.
Rep. Mills advances a $15 billion tax relief package through the House Ways and Means Committee with three-year measures and higher personal exemptions. Nixon prepared to address the nation from Detroit on radio at 9 p.m. EDT as the administration weighs its plans amid wage price controls and cost of living changes.
The Assembly approved a constitutional amendment to drop the drinking age from 21 to 18. Assemblyman Robert Cline says voters and drinkers should be treated alike, while Senator Jack Schrade warns it could shift alcohol problems to schools.
Environmental groups ask a three judge appeals panel to postpone the Cannikan nuclear test until government guarantees no environmental harm. The House approved the test with a condition requiring presidential consent, Nixon has approved and requested funds. The 6,000 foot hole is dug and crews withdrawn for lowering the device. court took the case under advisement with no ruling date.
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