Inmate’s PMA training sparks life change at FCI
Wayne Schrader an FCI inmate credits Positive Mental Attitude PMA with transforming his prison life He plans a welding career and family after release He cites PMA principles self discipline and goal setting as keys while others question its efficacy and fear relapse potential
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Tulledo
Wayne Schrader
FCI
Heaven
Hell
Schrader
PMA
W. Clement Stone
Bureau of Prisons
Linda Landcaster
Lexington
Lompoc
FCT
Lompoc Patrol Reports Drunken Driving and Local Incidents
Multiple items from Lompoc area police and hospital reports. Benjamin Castillo jailed on suspicion of second offense drunken driving after a collision at Central Avenue and H Street, with other charges listed. Vandalism damaged Crez zest Tatum car, while Harold Coffey remained under observation for injuries after an alleged fight. Other notes include traffic crash injuries, theft of a radio and tape player, and a vandalism inquiry. Authorities also publicize a Head Start fundraiser and a Vandenberg Base tour for residents.
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Benjamin Castillo
Lemon Ave
Central Avenue
H Street
Castillo
Lompoc
Harold Edward Coffey
Lompoc Hospital
West Pine Avenue
Coffey
Thomas Edward Roberts
Chestnut Ave
Apt
L Street
Laurel Avenue
Roberts
Raymond Carlo
Airport Ave
Jack Ray Smith
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Jalama Road
Joseph Castillo
Highway 1
California Highway Patrol
Esther Elizabeth Harris
North
G St
Mary Hernandez Morales
Pine Avenue
F Street
Lompocans
Two Brom Survivors Named in Obituary
The obituary for Joseph M. Brom lists three stepsons Lawrence Van Lerberghe of Michigan Ronald Van Lerberghe of Oregon and James Van Lerberghe Jr of Long Beach. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. today at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brom
Mr. Brom
Lawrence van Lerberghe
Michigan
Ronald van Lerberghe
Oregon
James van Lerberghe Jr
Long Beach
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
Lompor Record Admits Second Class Mail Under Pending Decree
Adjudicated legal newspaper published under Superior Court Decree No 47088. Lompor Record is issued by Lompor Record Publi som a Califorma Corporation at 15 North H St Lompoc. Publisher Mrs A James McCollum announces leadership including Editor Harry Jumpe and General Manager Henne J. Adam.
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Lompocaliforma
Act of Congress
Lompor Record
Lompor Record Publi Som
Califorma Corporation
North H St Lompoc
James McCollum
Harry Jumpe
Henne J. Adam
Tun Conner
Virgie
Preschoolers Story Time Signups Open at Lompoc Library
The Lompoc Public Library invites registrations for the second spring session of the Preschoolers' Story Time Program for ages 3 to 5. Sessions run six weeks, one half hour each week, with books, fingerplays, songs, films, and book checkout. Registration ends Saturday. choose Tuesday 1 pm or Wednesday 10 am. spaces limited to 25 per session.
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Lompoc Public Library
Botulism outbreak in Pontiac rises to 39 cases
Four new botulism cases brought the total to 39 in the outbreak linked to a Mexican restaurant in Pontiac Michigan. A patient remained in critical condition in the ICU at St Joseph Mercy Hospital as others also faced serious illness.
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Pontiac. Mich
UPI
U.S
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Detroit
River Park grand opening set for Lompoc Saturday
Lompoc prepares for the River Park opening at Highway 246 and Sweeney Road with a 1 30 p.m. ceremony led by Parks and Recreation Director Jack Anderson. Activities begin at noon with Ponytail Softball Auxiliary food, and mayor Charlotte Benton will speak.
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River Park
Lompoc
Highway 246
Sweeney Road
Parks and Recreation
Jack Anderson
Charlotte Benton
Michael Siminski
Parks and Recreation Commission
County moves toward state approval on group home licensing
County supervisors approved a county licensing agreement for group homes and large family homes for children with 20 or fewer residents. The pact raises license rates from 65 to 100 dollars and covers small and large homes for children and adults and day care facilities. State review may delay final signoff as Health and Finance departments assess the terms. Harrell Fletcher signs for the board. Arthur Nelson notes state delays.
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Board of Supervisors
Arthur Nelson
State Department of Finance
Nelson
Harrell Fletcher
State Department of Health
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Ynez Ranch School
Grass roots revolt over Tri-County Senior nutrition plan
A senior citizen nutrition group protests bureaucratic salaries and the Tri-County Commission on Aging before the Board of Supervisors. Lynn Shaw and Star Christie urge county control and a Santa Barbara County Area Agency on Aging, citing 41,000 elderly residents. The panel plans meetings to resolve issues amid licensing debates and local youth home concerns. Marriage licenses issued in Lompoc and Santa Maria.
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Tri-County Commission For Senior Citizens
Area Agency On Aging
Board of Supervisors
Lynn Shaw
Project Council of the County
Santa Barbara County
San Luis Obispo County
Ventura County
Star Christie
Nutrition Project Council
Carpinteria
Shaw
Tri-County
Joan Tadeo
Lompoc
Charles Edward Wiley
Valerie Belle Smith
Raymond Frank Down Jr
Alice Joanna MacDonald
Ronald Allan Bellamy
Lake Ariel
Joan Maureen Flamm
Santa Maria
Eric Irvin Zeno
Vandenberg Village
Carole Lynn Carter
Alternating sites for north county meetings urged
The County Subdivision Committee proposes holding its North County sessions north of the mountains with a first session on April 21 in Santa Maria. Chairman Britt Johnson notes Solvang as a central meeting site while considering other venues and timing.
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Solvang
Mountains
Santa Maria
Britt Johnson
North County
First District
David Yager
Montecito
Robert Hedlund
Lompoc
Yager
Johnson
Food stamp reform urged by Bergland in overhaul plan
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland urged a sweeping overhaul of the Food Stamp program to broaden eligibility for the needy by removing the cash-contribution requirement. The plan for fiscal 1978 would let 2.5 to 3 million more people qualify while reducing income ceilings and cutting benefits for about seven million current participants. About 17.3 million Americans now receive stamps.
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Washington
UPI
Bob Bergland
Bergland
House Agriculture Committee
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Correctional Programs Department
Lewis University
The
Stone Foundation
Allan Hancock College
Parole Board
Crezzest Tatum
Tatum
E. Lemon Ave
Head Start Parent Policy Council
Daily Record
Billie Wendell Selfe
Selfe
Buellton Highway Patrol
Morales
Bunny Joseph Worchester
North M St
Worchester
Lompoc Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cypress Avenue
North G St
Lions Club
Donald
Mariive Oliver Howard Donner
Anne Moran
Membersitormia Newspaper Publishers
al Wcation
Mied Press International International Pres Institute
Inter-American Press American An
Alforme Press Assolution
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Californs Newspaper
Youth Foundation
Santa Barbers County
Ovieve
California
Ass'w., Inc
Maranatha Music
Karen Lafferty
Worth “H” Street
Calis
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
LTV Corp
Doug
Martin Marietta
At&t
Beth
Sel
Northrop
Boeing
Boise Case
Au Pac Gas & Elec
Braniff Air G
Chrysler
Polaroid
RCA
Rockwell
Denny's
Sears Roebuck
Disney So Cal. Edison
Eastman Kodak GB
Exxon Sperry Rand Ford Mtr
Standard Cal
Dynam SA
TelePrompTer
Elec Texaco
Transamerica
Transco
Tel
Gulf Oil
Union OU
Homestake
United Tech
Varian
Impri. Corp
Westinghouse
Zapata Corp
Indust
Johns. Man
Trans
Kresge
Utilities
Lear Sieg
Lockheed A
Floresta Park
Parks and Recreation Department
Lompoc High School
Nutrition Group
Grass Roots
Tri-Counties
David Parker
Rancho Estates Association
Welfare Department
Comini Cinema
No. H. St
SKY Riders
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Westside Furniture
W. Octoan
Starbuck Mortuary
Foster's Restaurant
S. ‘Y St
Art Smith
Medical Center
Art Smith's Medical Center Pharmacy
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