Lompoc Hospital push aims to bypass state limits
Lompoc officials press two tracks to approve a convalescent hospital. Kenneth Wicks and Michael Palmer will lobby the Assembly Health Committee on AB 866 to let the district bypass health facility restrictions. A $1.5 million bond backs a 74 bed hospital at Walnut Avenue and Third Street.
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Lompoc
Kenneth D. Wicks
Michael Palmer
State Assembly Health Committee
W. Don MacGillivray
MacGillivray
Walnut Avenue
Third Street
Wicks
Channel Health Facilities Committee
Visalia
Robert Lagomarsino
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff Roster
The Lompoc Record, a California newspaper, published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day. Staff includes Kenneth L. Adam as president and publisher, Harry J. Crompe as editor and vice president, Lawrence C. Grossman as vice president, and Rennie L. Adam as board member and general manager. Other listed roles cover business, production, advertising, circulation, and editorial departments. Subscription rate is $2.25 per month, $2.75 by mail in advance.
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Lompoc California
Lompoc
California
North I St
Regent
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
A Agger Eereany
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Citions
Mansion bill seeks downtown Sacramento governor’s mansion
The Assembly forms AB1241 to place the new governor’s mansion in downtown Sacramento near the Capitol, a move opposed by Carmichael site developers. Assemblyman Edwin L. Z'berg and Sacramento City Manager Richard Rathfon support a downtown location for closer government proximity.
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UPS
Capitol
Carmichael
Assembly
Carters
Theapitol
Sacramento River
Edwin L. Z’berg
Richard Rathfon
White House urged sworn testimony from Nixon aides
Republican pressure for open public testimony by White House aides in the Watergate probe mounted as Sen. Baker and Sen. Aiken urged Nixon to allow aides to testify under oath in an open session. The Senate committee and the White House were reportedly working out arrangements.
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Baker
Washington Star-News
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Senate
Republicans
The
Los Angeles Times
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Chicago Tribune
White House
Senate Committee
County Revenue Sharing Totals Rise As 1973-74 Budget Drafted
County receipts under the federal revenue sharing program rose to 3.964 million with a 906 thousand first quarter allocation. Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd projects about 7.8 million available for appropriation in 1973-74, including interest, from 1972 through April 1974. Cities may total 3.1 million, with Lompoc at 465 thousand. money to fund capital outlay and tax reduction while avoiding routine expenses was proposed.
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Paul Floyd
Floyd
Lompoc
Regan sentencing delayed to April 27 in Goleta rezoning case
Phil Regan, 66, convicted on two bribery counts for seeking Supervisor Frank Frost's vote in a Tyrolian Village Goleta Valley rezoning project, had sentencing continued to April 27. Judge Floyd C. Dodson presides. Judge Arden T. Jensen ill. Probation requests two week delay for report. defense plans a new trial motion and Aree report review. Regan appeared with his wife Jo, free on 10000 dollar bail.
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Phil Regan
Frank Frost
Superior Court
Floyd C. Dodson
Arden T. Jensen
Frank Crandall
Aree
Regan
Frank J. Frost
Rezon
Frost
Kennet Palmer
Goleta Valley
State panel seeks ASBS designation for islands coast
The California Regional Water Quality Control Board urged Areas of Special Biological Significance for parts of the Channel Islands and 27 miles of coast from Point Mugu to Malibu. Islands named include San Nicolas Santa Barbara Anacapa and Catalina with San Clemente noted, to protect seals sea lions giant kelp beds and related habitats.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Channel Islands
Point Mugu
Malibu
State
San Nicolas Island
California
Santa Barbara
Anacapa Islands
Santa Catalina Island
San Clemente Island
Sammie A. Free Dies at 46. San Francisco Death
Sammie A. Free, 46, died in San Francisco on Thursday. Funeral services are pending at Reis Chapel in San Luis Obispo. He was wire chief for the Southern Pacific Railroad serving the tri-counties. Further details will appear in the Record.
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Reis Chapel
San Luis Obispo
Sammie A. Free
San Francisco
Mr. Free
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tri-Counties
Poseidon Adventure shines with thrilling sea disaster
Review highlights the shipboard ensemble led by Gene Hackman and Ernest Borgnine as the luxury liner Poseidon capsizes after a tidal wave. Exciting disaster scenes, brisk character introductions, and strong performances by Red Buttons Shelley Winters Jack Albertson plus director Ronald Neame mark this as a rousing entertainment in the Airport tradition.
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Irwin Allen
S.S. Poseidon
Gene Hackman
Ernest Borgnine
Red Buttons
Immunization Clinic and Community Notices
Immunization clinic to be held Wednesday from 1 to 3 pm at the Veterans Memorial Building offering DPT DT polio rubella and rubeola vaccines. FIT will meet Monday at 8 pm in the Lompoc Public Library room to discuss poster making. PLUS schedules a Wye beautification work day tomorrow from 10 am to noon. bring tools. Fire damages stove in Vandenberg Village. wiring blamed for a loss of 25 dollars. Richard J Timmer of Lompoc retires after 29 years in government service as a procurement analyst in the 4950th Test Wing.
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Eteran Memorial
Lomp Public Library
PLUS
Wye
Celia Stone
Draco Dr
Vandenberg Village
Richard J. Timmer
Oakwood Circle
Lompoc Calif
4950Th Test Wing
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