Light Balloting in Lompoc Unified School District Trustee Race
Voters at six precincts in Lompoc Unified District chose two trustees from five candidates. Incumbents Marjorie Thomas and George Vance seek re election against Neva Boyer Dorothy Dial and DeWayne Holmdahl. Turnout hovered around five percent of 10 574 registered by 10 30 a m with polls open until 7 p m.
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Lompoc Unified
Marjorie Thomas
George Vance
Neva Boyer
Dorothy Dial
DeWayne Holmdahl
Lompoc
Thomas
Vance
Jack Helman
John Beattie
Archie Nagle
Holmdahl
Dial
Boyer
Nixon budget cuts four billion in revised plan
President Nixon released a revised budget totaling 192.9 billion with four billion in cuts aimed at a 5.8 billion surplus. Welfare and defense face major reductions plus 1.9 billion in domestic cuts. Budget chief Mayo cited specific reductions in international lending, agriculture, post office and transport, veterans loans, and atomic energy and space programs.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Administration
Budget Bureau
Robert P. Mayo
Export- Import Bank
Atomic Energy Commission
Mayo
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Milton R. Young
Bond crisis solution proposed for Lompoc district
State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest proposed anticipation notes as a quick bond funding method to avert delays in state general obligation projects. The plan aims to unlock funds for programs tied to bonds, aiding Lompoc Unified School District and possibly statewide school construction amid a national bond market slump.
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Lompoc
Ivy Baker Priest
Priest
California
Lompoc Unified
Bomb scare at UCSB forces campus evacuation
Hundreds fled the UC Santa Barbara campus after a bomb scare in the five story College of Letters and Science building. A box delivered to the building contained books, not explosives, while officials probe the second campus bombing since January. The Sharp family memorial and a $1,000 reward fund were announced as Dover Sharp dies from injuries sustained in the Faculty Club bombing.
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UC Santa Barbara
College of Letters and Science
Dover O. Sharp
Sheriff's Department
ROTC
Los Angeles County
Faculty Club
Sharp
Goleta Valley Community Hospital
Disabled Marine turns sniper and kills police in Chicago siege
A 41-year-old disabled Marine veteran Frank Kulak opened fire on officers questioning him about a department store bombing. He killed two policemen and wounded several others during a six hour stand with guns, grenades and bombs before surrendering. The siege paralyzed a South Side neighborhood with civilians pinned down and tracer fire lighting the streets.
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Chicago
UPI
Frank Kulak
Goldblatt Brothers
Kulak
Harold
Frank
Harold Kulak
Katherine Potts
James Rochford
Steelworkers
County criticized for not securing state airport funds
State aviation official F G Lemke told Lompoc Planning Commission that Santa Barbara County has failed to apply for state airport development aid available since 1965. He noted rapid statewide growth and urged stronger county action while praising planned reviews of the county master plan for airports and airport traffic measurement efforts.
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Santa Barbara County
F.G. Lemke
Department of Aeronautics
Lompoc
State Department of Aeronautics
California
Santa Barbara
Commission
Lemke
Fred Stewart
Aeronautics Department
Clinton Sherrod
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Bids Sought for Road Upgrade on California 246 East of Lompoc
State Department of Public Works calls for bids to add two lanes of a four lane expressway on California 246 three miles east of Lompoc. Budget set at 817000 dollars with bid opening May 14 in Sacramento. Project eliminates dips from La Purisima monument to Ostini Ranch as part of Highway 246 improvements promoted by the Lompoc Valley Chamber highway committee.
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State Department of Public Works
California 246
Lompoc
Sacramento
Highway
la Purisima Monument
Ostini Ranch
Lompoc Valley
Sirhan Jurors Deliberate In Kennedy Assassination Case
A 12 jurors panel in Los Angeles debated verdict in the Sirhan Sirhan Kennedy assassination case. They face first or second degree murder with possible death or life sentence as they return to deliberations after 65 minutes and plan to resume during court hours.
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Jack V. Fox
Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Cabrillo Coach Dick Wilson at Valley Club benefit
Glimpse shows Cabrillo coach Dick Wilson walking off with a famous red phone at a Valley Club benefit last night. Rumors say Governor Reagan may attend Mission Fiesta in May, as he makes rounds in Valley. High winds cause trouble for ladies with elaborate hairstyles.
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Dick Wilson
Valley Club
Reagan
Valley
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