Governor Elect Needs Tools and Staff for Changeover
A newly elected governor faces seven weeks before taking office to plan policies, assemble his team, prepare the budget, and propose taxes. The article notes historical precedents, gaps in interim support, and a bill by Senator Alfred Alquist to provide offices and funds for a governor elect during the transition, urging reform for a smooth changeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G
Pat’’ Brown
Earl Warren
Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
Warren
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Alfred Alquist
Alquist
Senate
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Lompoc man protests county purchase of foreign cars
Lompoc resident George A. Miller challenges county policy on buying foreign made vehicles. He disputes safety and cost claims by County Official Gambetta and Purchasing Agent Stickney about 14 Datsun half ton pickups at 2247 dollars each, arguing American workers and product safety are at stake.
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Lompoc
Board of Supervisors
George A. Miller
San Miguelito Rd
Lompoc Valley
Miller
Frank Ambetta
William Stickney
Gambetta
State scholars named at Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools
Local seniors at Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools were named state scholars in the California State Scholarship and Loan Commission program, earning financial aid toward college costs. Recipients include numerous Lompoc residents and Cabrillo residents of Vandenberg Village and the Air Force Base, with further scholars listed as current college students receiving awards.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo High Schools
California State Scholarship and Loan Commission
Thomas P. Anderson
W. Walnut Ave
Lisa Beckner
E. Locust Ave
James C. Collins
Palmetto Ave
Lisa L. Diboll
South M St
Apt. C
Kathy J. Dudley
South K St
Deborah A. Dyer
Kathy T. Masciak
N. Jasmine St
Pebble L. Messamore
W. Date Ave
Rosita C. Mintz
No. Sixth St
Roberta L. Phillips
N. Poppy St
Robert E. Ramming
W. Pine Ave
Nancy J. Randall
la Salle
Erin A. Sartin
W. College Ave
Jim L. Sullivan
North St
Randy K. Thompson
N. First St
Lewis W. Turlington
W. Apricot Ave
Terry R. Williams
North Y St
Therese M. Zucker
E. Lemon Ave
Cabrillo
Vandenberg Village
Ken D. Apilado
Rigel Ave
Mark L. Brown
David A. Davidson
Orion Ave
Rachel A. Eum
Michele M. Galmiche
Rucker Rd
Mission Hills
Marcia L. Gehringer
Pine la
Federal Correctional Institution
Barbara A. Gibbons
Vega Ave
Lucy K. Hannemann
Pegasus Ave
Rulon C. Jenson
Deneb Pl
Debra D. Johnson
Constellation Rd
Patricia A. Kelly
Vega Way
Margarethe Layman
Sirius Ave
Heather C. Linderman
Neptune Ave
Laurie A. Myrick
Milky Way
Frank R. Perrelli
Regina R. Ward
Huntington Pl
Vandenberg Air Force Base
James J. Ely
Mountain View Ave
Gregory A. LaChance
Cottonwood Ave
Ronald J. Lisch
Pamela J. Alexander
South H St
Apt. D
Chapman College
Robin E. Best
North A
Pasadena College
Cecilia A. Brown
Out of State College
Cynthia A. Coward
Allan Hancock
Roxann Ellis
Mt. St. Mary College
Debra J. Wolcott
Placentia Board Rejects Seagull Book Over Reincarnation
Placentia Unified School District's book selection committee on Tuesday declined to approve Jonathan Livingston Seagull citing overtones of reincarnation. Principal Joe Dunham said avoiding conflicts with believers guided the decision.
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Placentia
Calif
UPI
Jonathon Livingston Seagull
Bridey Murphy
Placentia Unified School District
Joe Dunham
Lompoc Students Join Secretarial Cooperative Program at VAFB
Chief Master Sergeant Jim L Collins hosted eight Lompoc High School students in a work experience titled the Secretarial Cooperative Program at Vandenberg AFB. Four students Jill Millsaps Debra Bruzdowski Sandy Darg and Becky Herron work on site with school study. Lompoc High School officials attended led by Dean Anderson. Glenda F Sanders staffing specialist coordinates this program with Lompoc High School.
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Lompoc
VAFB
Jim L. Collins
Vandenberg Afb
Lompoc High School
Judy Millsaps
Debra Bruzdowski
Sandy Darg
Becky Herron
Dean Anderson
Glenda F. Sanders
Sandy Arg
Wilderness area increase recommended near Santa Barbara
The Los Padres National Forest may add the Madulre area, 32 000 acres adjoining the San Rafael Wilderness, to a wilderness study list after Santa Barbara County supervisors endorsed the move. The measure, urged by Supervisor Frank Frost, strengthens prior support and moves the effort closer to protecting the area’s wild state amid input from local groups and ongoing Forest Service discussions.
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Los Padres National Forest
Santa Barbara
U.S. Forest Service
Board of Supervisors
Maduire
Madulce
San Rafael
Frank Frost
Frost
Forest Service
Madulre
Los Padres
Sierra Club
Audubon Society
Santa Barbara Trails Council
Citizens For the
U.S. Forester
John R. McGuire
Washington
Doug R. Leisz
San Francisco
Robert G. Lancaster
Goleta Valley
Gibraltar
Cuyama
Madule
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E.G. Waters
Santa Monica
Susan Brophy
Bill Brophy
California Institute For Women In
Frontera
Brophy
George Panas
Elizabeth
Mtas
MTA
Maherajah & Connelly
Roffe Ski
Richmore
Thurs
Broadway
Santa Maria
Starbuck
McPeek
North H Street
The
Order of the Golden Rule
Dewayne Holmdahl
No. H St
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