Chrysler workers end nine day UAW strike at Chrysler
The United Auto Workers ratified a three year contract ending the shortest UAW strike against Chrysler. The vote among 38 locals tallied 103,907 in favor and 16,260 opposed. The pact limits overtime, adds a company dental plan, and guarantees full retirement after 30 years with raises of 5 percent, then 3 percent. Production resumes with most workers back, though full capacity may take days across 85 plants in the U.S. and Canada.
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Director or Dictator By STAN TULLEDO Feature Editor
Fred Nachman, director of Lompoc Civic Theater's Never Too Late, is a veteran theater practitioner. He discusses the wide range of skills, challenges, and duties a director bears from lighting and stage managing to set design and teaching, noting that a director must balance artistry and logistics.
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Never Too Late comes to Lompoc Civic Auditorium this week
Civic Theater Production Company prepares for opening night of Never Too Late at Lompoc Civic Auditorium with performances Friday and Saturdays through October 13. David Colbert stars as Harry Lambert with Kay LaRue as Ediy. Fred Nachman directs. local and Base talent join other cast members for the Broadway comedy. Tickets available locally. group arrangements via Ed or Win Ewen and Walt Dundon.
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Nixon backs ban on cigarette shaped cigars ads
President Nixon signed legislation expanding the 1965 act to ban television and radio ads for cigarillos shaped like cigarettes. The Public Health Service says these rolls inhaled the smoke pose cigarette level risks, prohibiting broadcasts of any small leaf wrapped tobacco under three pounds per thousand units.
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Albert dismisses Nixon critique as feeble political ploy
House Speaker Carl Albert denounces President Nixon's State of the Union address as feeble attempts to mask the administration's failures. He notes 40 of 50 priority bills are already in progress as the Senate debates a $21.9 billion Pentagon procurement and resumes Watergate hearings.
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Voter roll grows as county plans Nov. 6 election
Howard C. Menzel estimates at least 137000 eligible voters in Santa Barbara County by Oct 7, up 10000. One county wide issue Gov Reagan tax reform, plus 12 district and one city issues. Absentee ballots available Oct 9 to Oct 30. 145 consolidated precincts.
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Probe of Nixon finances raises questions on funds source
New York Times reports an inquiry into President Nixon's personal finances found 803213 dollars in undisclosed funds used for private homes, likely from low or no tax payments rather than campaign money. White House accounts show 392521 dollars for Key Biscayne property and 1200692 dollars for San Clemente.
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Food expert warns world grain crisis could starve millions
University of Washington professor Roy L. Prosterman urged Nixon and Kissinger to take direct action to end a global grain shortage risking up to 50 million lives in Asia and Africa. He warned the drought regions include West Africa India Indonesia Pakistan and Bangladesh and criticized projections claiming export wheat would meet demand at current prices.
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Conference theme announced for California planning meeting
The California County Planning Commissioners Assn sets its annual conference for Oct 17 to 20 at the Santa Barbara Biltmore Hotel with the theme Planning the Environment. President Robert C. Lilley of Lompoc notes sessions on land use controls and the impact of the Friends of Mammoth ruling, plus a Soviet planning expert. Women attendees will tour local flower fields and nurseries and have a Solvang shopping day.
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Missionary Son Survives 72 Days at Sea Before Rescue
James Fisher, 26, and companion Timinenko survived 72 days adrift in a capsized 31-foot trimaran 900 miles southwest of San Francisco. They lived on sardines peanut butter and rainwater before being found by the British freighter Benaldez and were en route to Honolulu and San Francisco. Timinenko’s wife Linda had died a month earlier.
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