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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
3
Valencia highlights Lompoc and surrounding county youth sports as he notes 400 players in the city’s youth football league and 1,000 in organized baseball including girls softball. He touts low fees, new gear, and plans for a senior center as the parks bond measure looms.
Federal judge set September 9 1974 for a jury trial in a half billion dollar Santa Barbara Channel spill case. Plaintiffs led by California Santa Barbara County and Carpinteria seek over 500 million in actual damages plus 100 million punitive for alleged tax losses and beach damage. Union Gulf Mobil and Texaco oppose the date claiming insufficient prep time and challenge tax loss and shoreline damage claims citing federal lease immunity.
Philip Kaufman a 38 year old road manager for Gram Parsons was arrested in Van Nuys on grand theft charges after Parsons body was found burning in Joshua Tree National Monument Police said a second suspect Michael D Martin 26 of Hollywood was being sought Parsons 27 died last week apparently of a heart attack while vacationing in Joshua Tree California
The Chilean ruling military junta freed eight Americans after two weeks in captivity. Thousands suspected of backing Allende remain detained in a stadium. The junta reported three suspected killers of a police officer were executed, raising official executions to six. The U.S. Embassy said the eight are in good shape and expected to depart soon.
Forest supervisor Robert G. Lancaster announces limits on overnight stays and parking across developed campgrounds picnic areas. Overnight camping only in designated sites and per written permits. roadside overnight parking restricted. Family campground cap eight people or one family with fit vehicles and a 14 day yearly stay limit. Day use now 6 am to 9 pm at listed picnic sites. Violations carry up to $500 fine or six months imprisonment.
Allan Hancock Art Gallery launches its season with Nat Fast, AHC art teacher, presenting 19 watercolors focused on life and death in nature. Works feature trees growing from rocks and surviving after lightning. The show runs through Oct. 12 with additional exhibits planned through Feb. 1.
Enrollment at Lochiel Elementary in Santa Cruz County rose from three to six students this year. Officials said the one room school is far from crowded and the increase is modest.
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