Holy Week rites planned by Lompoc churches
Lompoc ministers announce community Holy Week services led by the Lompoc Ministerial Association. Friday noon to 3 pm at First United Methodist Church will feature Expressions from the Cross with local clergy and music. Sunday sunrise service at La Purisima Mission follows.
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Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Tiood
First United Methodist Church
North Foo St
Phriday
la Purisima Mission
Kenneth Ro Bovd
Paul Cook
Gordon Blacklock
Wallis Turner
David Miller
Richard C Lewis
Wayne Stacks
First Southern Baptist Church
Bethany Lutheran Church of
South Street
Maundy
George Layton
Charles Kuusehek
Christ
Rauschek
George Mae Layton
New Two Dollar Bills Sell Fast in Lompoc
Banks report heavy demand for the new two dollar bills on day one with buyers posting 13 cent stamps so the post office can stamp the issue date. NBC television coverage brings national attention to the Uprising event sponsored by Central Coast Rollin Rooms. Sunny Thursday with highs in the sixties and low 40s. tides rise to 4.5 and 6.2 feet while low tides dip to minus 13 and 0.8 feet.
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Lompoc
Post Office
Central Coast Rollin’ Rooms
NBC Tv
Jacoby Named Leader Of Lompoc Unified Trustees
Richard K Jacoby was elected president of the Lompoc Unified School District board succeeding Gail Steiger. Barbara Berg was chosen vice president, with Jack Helman as clerk. The board reviewed fundamental school proposals and faced questions on Early Childhood Education and school closures.
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Lompoc Unified School District
Richard K Jacoby
Gail Steiger
Jacoby
Barbara Berg
Jack Helman
Karl Braun
Steiger
Clarence Bloom
Braun
Marcia Toomey
Citzens
Parents For
Judy Neilsen
Miguelito School
la Mesa
Miguelito
Don Adams
Save Our Schools
Coalition of Parents
SOS
David Wulfrange
Support for county plan urged at water summit
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District urged countywide study on water resources at a joint session with Lompoc officials. Spokesman Stanley C Hatch warned Goleta district action may rush an election on state project water delivery while stressing need for full factual analysis.
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Santa Ynez River
Lompoc Valley
Stanley C Hatch
South County
Hatch
Water District
Direc
Tors
Lompoc
City Water Commission
Thomas M Stetson
Charles Lawrance
County Water Agency
Stetson
Lawrance
Goleta County Water District Board of Directors
Goleta
State
Lam
Goleta County
Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Barbara
North County
Toups
Richard Henning
Water District Board of Directors
Alberta Morgan
Helen Elliott
Miguelito Canyon
Alan Davidson
Violence erupts at San Francisco City Hall strike
Pickets jeered entering City Hall as a 15 day old municipal strike sparked violence. Three pickets arrested including one wrestled into a patrol wagon. Mayor Moscone vowed injunctive action and contempt proceedings if violations continue.
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San Francisco
UPI
George Moscone
City Hall
Moscone
NCPA inks geothermal agreement for Geysers area
The Northern California Power Agency and Resources Funding Limited sign a $930,000 deal for exclusive steam rights on 1425 acres in the Geysers Area Lake County. REL conducts exploratory drilling. AFL to operate production wells. agency funds plant. Financing split 60 40 with agency paying larger share.
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Sacramento
UPI
Northern California Power Agency
Geysers
Lake County
Association
Martin McDonald
Resources Funding Limited
REL
McDonald
AFL
Longest hijack ends as Filipino militants release 12 hostages in Libya
Three Filipino Moslems ended a record long distance hijack by freeing 12 PAL hostages and surrendering to Libyan security in Benghazi. The Odyssey began in the southern Philippines and covered 8800 miles before the hijackers surrendered. Hostages were briefly moved to Rome before flights resumed.
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Benghazi
Libya
UPI
Philippines
PAL
Rome
Anis el-Maghrabi
Kenina
Hearst Talks After Hospitalization Details SLA Kidnapping
Patricia Hearst, hospitalized with a collapsed lung, provided authorities with details of her kidnapping and related crimes done during her underground period with the Symbionese Liberation Army. Berkeley charges were filed against SLA members William and Emily Harris for the kidnapping of the 22 year old heiress.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Berkeley
SLA
William and
Emily Harris
Miss Hearst
Library budget cuts threaten branch closures and reduced hours
A 1976 77 county library budget proposal warns of drastic cuts if funds do not meet inflationary needs. Lompoc would face reduced Buellton hours and a cut in book spending, while Santa Barbara and Santa Maria systems may close Los Olivos Summerland Santa Ynez and trim Guadalupe Los Alamos and Santa Maria libraries.
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Lompoc
Buellton
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Los Olivos
Summerland
Santa Ynez
Guadalupe Los Alamos
Dorothea D Nelson
Paul Thompson
Thompson
Lompoe
Vandenberg Village
Library Board of Trustees
Lawrence Grossman
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Kenneth Boyd
Murray Gibbons
Gibbons
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St Mary's
Timothy Hall
Young People
Wendy Holt
Scott Roe
Robert Meyer
Adrienne Johnson
Ryan Park
Adrienne
Parks and Recreation Department
Robert Mott
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Ncpa Inks Geothermal Agreement
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