Annual Vaqueros ride returns for weekend event
The 1971 Vaqueros de los Ranchos ride gathers riders from Santa Maria to Lompoc at Manuel Luis Ranch in Los Alamos Thursday to Sunday. Trail rides start Thursday at 9 30 a m from Joe Machado's Ranch and conclude with a barbecue on Saturday.
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Manuel Luis Ranch
Los Alamos
Vaquero
Santa Maria
Santa Ynez
Nipomo
Guadalupe
Lompoc
Joe Machado
Bob Howell
John Huyck
William Huyck
Ray Jacobs
Harley Knolding
William Laranjo
Frosty McPeek
Joe A. Machado
Joe Ostini
Buck Reiley
Jim Reynolds
Glenn Schuyler
Leland Summers
N. V. Weeks
Jasper Wygal
Cecil Ohl
Anthony Gordon
Wallace Grossi, Sr
Jim Steinke
Steve Begg
Ted Lundberg
Joe D. Avila
Raymond Painter
Norm Asbridge
Heart Fund Campaign Totals Report From Lompoc
Had Burger, local Chairman, announced 1971 Heart Fund in Lompoc has raised 3767 to date with a goal of 5000. Residential canvass from Feb 15 to March 15 yielded 3041 with mail returns pending. Other totals include Coin Containers 39.75 and Special Events 281. Burger praised community support and thanked media and volunteers.
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Heart Fund
Lompoc
Had Burger
Heart
Hugh Daltrey
Burger
Heart Association
Museum officers elected at Lompoc Museum Associates annual meeting
Vaughn Proctor was elected president succeeding Marvin Loney at the museum on H Street and Cypress Avenue during the annual meeting. Charlotte Benton became first vice president succeeding Walter Spanne. Richard Jacoby was retained as second vice president with other officers remaining in place.
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Lompoc
Charlotte Benton
Walter Spanne
Richard Jacoby
Museum board gains momentum and new trustees named
Closing Stocks officers were Phyllis Smith secretary Irene Haven assistant secretary Irene Huseman treasurer and Stella Reed assistant treasurer. The members elected Frances MacAllister John McKenzie and Anne Proctor as new trustees. Proctor praised Loney and Forbes for museum progress as Kelly Phelps discussed diatomaceous earth mining with a corresponding exhibit. An injury report notes Joseph Daly 45 suffered severe ear injury after a rollover. he faces skin grafts. A transformer malfunction on H Street caused a 32 minute power outage in the northwest circuit.
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Phyllis Smith
Irene Haven
Irene Huseman
Stella Reed
Frances MacAllister
John McKenzie
Anne Proctor
Loney
Alice McKenzie
Proctor
Gene Forbes
Kelly Phelps
Johns Manville
Joseph Francis Daly
Third St
Lompoc-Casmalia
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
California Highway Patrol
Daly
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Highway 1
Youth sues for 750000 in Santa Maria gang shooting
Lompoc youth Paul Rice, 19, files a $750,000 personal injury suit in Superior Court after losing his left leg to a shotgun blast in a February 14 melee between Santa Maria and Lompoc gangs. He names James E. Zemaitis, 20, of Santa Maria as the shooter. attorney James Finley of Lompoc represents Rice.
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Lompoc
Superior Court
Santa Maria
Paul Rice
James E. Zemaitis
Rice
Zemaitis
James Finley
Lompoc Valley Kennel Club Announces 10 Week Obedience Course
The Lompoc Valley Kennel Club will begin a basic obedience course of ten weeks starting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the City Hall auditorium. No dogs may be brought to the first meeting. Dogs need not be AKC registered to attend. For details contact Mrs Ruth Steinback at RE 3 3965.
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Lompoc
Barbara Stovall
Vandenberg Afb Chapel No
Barbara Alice Stovall
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Hollywood Hills
Stovall
W. Olive
Los Angeles
Tsgt
Maurice Stovall
Arlene
Terresa Stovall
Kenneth
Helen Warden
Canoga Park
Wayne Warden
van Nuys
McPeek Family Mortuary
Theft at Lompoc Theater Safe Overlooks Entry
Police investigate theft of about 100 dollars from a theater safe at 112 N H Street. No forced entry or damage reported. The incident was reported by theater manager Ralph Lindner.
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Lompoc Theater
N. H St
Ralph Lindner
Collision near College and I Street injures none
William Grant Kingsley age 19 of 437 North E Street and Felisa Montenegro Conrad age 52 of 1300 East Lemon Avenue escaped injury in a two car crash near College Avenue and I Street shortly after 5 p.m. Both vehicles traveling eastbound suffered moderate damage.
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William Grant Kingsley
N. E St
Felisa Montenegro Conrad
Lemon Ave
College Avenue
I Street
Amigo de las Americas Rummage Sale Planned in Lompoc
The Amigos de las Americas announce a rummage sale this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Lompoc Grange Hall 435 N. G St. Proceeds support the group’s outreach efforts.
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Amigos de Las Americas
Lompoc Grange Hall
N. G St
Allied Lam Son 720 drive aims to block June Communist offensive
In Saigon a senator said Lam Son 720 was ordered to prevent a June or July Communist push that could threaten the October presidential election and perhaps cost the country by year end. U S and Vietnamese forces secure Laotian-border bases for the largest valley operation in 18 months with air strikes reporting 12 enemy and 18 more bodies found.
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Saigon
API
A Shau
Huynh van Cao
Senate
U.S
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Laos
Cao
Lam Son
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
Kontum
Pleiku
Hancock College VAFB Center Sees 1850 Registered Students
Allan Hancock College VAFB Center reports 1850 term registrations with 2800 seat count due to multiple classes. 500 students attend night courses at Lompoe and Cabrillo High Schools. Grade reports after nine weeks show 1612. Vandenberg Center serves military and civilian personnel. Also sign ups for tiny tots and women’s swim classes Friday with time slots.
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Allan Hancock College
VAFB
John G. Dibble
Lompoe
Cabrillo
Hancock College
Vandenberg
The
Community College
Senate Advances 18 Voting Age for U.S. Elections
California Senate approves amending the U S Constitution to allow 18 year olds to vote in all elections by a 25 to 10 vote. California would be the 20th state to ratify with 38 of 50 states needed. If not done by June 1972 primary, costs could reach 5 million for separate registration and ballots.
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Sacramento
Senate
U.S
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Assembly
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Jim Smith
Smith
Valley Club
Bob Lewis
Robert Kranig
Chamber
Paul Muspratt
Police Department
Alan Collier
William A. Sulberson
Warren Sulberson
Anthony Domingos
Richard Dimock
Edward L. Everett
Ben J. Feliz
John W. French
Richard Grossini
Bennie
Marvin Grant
H Street
Record Office
Bill Ruffner
City Electric
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Rohrbaugh
Penn-Central
Constellation Road
Phillips Pet
RCA
Pitt
Eee
Sears Roebuck
SoCal Edison
Bethlehem
Southern Pacific
Cceeeeese
Sperry Rand
Chrysler
Calif
N.J
Dupont
Telex
D.W.G. Corp
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Eastman Kodak
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Ford Motor
Times-Mirror
General Dynamics
TransAmerica
General Electric
Travelers
Ral Motors
Union Oil
International Paper
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Ico
Cece
Csecce
Johns-Manville
Lear Siegler
Util
Litton Indus
Daily Record
Sheriff's Deputies
Maple High School
Juvenile Department
Ocean Avenue
Third Street
Edna Bendasher
McPeek Family
Camp Cooke Access Road
Paola Political
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