County boards weighs air pollution control options
Isla Vista and Santa Barbara Supervisors continued a 60 day hearing on air pollution strategy amid fires and backyard burning bans. State Air Resources Board and Health Dept backed a county wide district while county admin Johnson urged exploring other measures. A monitor station will be set in Santa Maria. officials weigh financing and regional options with Ventura or San Luis Obispo.
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Board of Supervisors
Isla Vista
State Air Resources Board
County Health Department
Raymond D. Johnson
Carpinteria
Montecito
Sidney Frank
South Coast
City of
Santa Barbara
Joe J. Callahan
Howard Linnard
Ventura
San Luis Obispo
Santa Maria
Johnson
Santa Marians
Lompoc
Lorenzo Dall’Armi
Joseph T. Nardo
Clifford Romer
County Supervisors form ad hoc panel on drug problem
The Board of Supervisors on Monday approved an ad hoc county wide committee mainly educators will study how to curb youth drug use. It will consider creating a county wide narcotics and drug control commission and seek federal and state grants to support the effort.
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Board of Supervisors
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
Sheriff's Office
Assa
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Lompoc Post Office May Close Saturdays
Public reaction is being surveyed as the Lompoc Post Office considers closing Saturday morning business functions. The plan would shift counter service to a rear counter for packages while regular mail delivery and lobby chutes remain open.
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Lompoc
W. C. Ratcliffe
Ocean Avenue
Ratcliffe
Olson’s
North I St
Vandenberg Village
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Closing Stocks Quoted by Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co of Lompoc, listing prices and movements for a final market snapshot. The service is supplied from 3865-F Constellation Road with RE 3-3551 for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Thoughts of a Lompoc G I in Vietnam
Letters from Roger Pritchard a Lompoc High School graduate serving with the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment reveal his wartime thoughts. He writes of hot showers his love for his fiancée Cheri Vaczula and his reactions to weather and war while noting wounds and honors. He also mentions car payments and his We2 form and plans for wedding announcements. He reflects on the beauty of the country despite the war.
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G.I
Vietnam
Roger Pritchard
Lompoc High School
C.R. Pritchard
Lonpoc
Roger
Cheri Vaczula
Lompoc
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Cheri
Cherie
33 Die As PAL Turboprop Crashes Near Manila
A Philippine Airlines Hawker Siddeley 740 with 33 aboard including 29 passengers and four crew crashed into a mountain 65 miles northeast of Manila during an instrument approach amid a rain storm. Capt. Diego Liwag had sought permission for the approach at 11 34 a m and radio contact ended in the storm. The flight remained missing until 1 p m.
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Manila
UPI
Phillippine Airlines
PAL
Diego Liwag
Cawayan
Luzon
Candy Sale Fundraiser At Lompoc Babe Ruth League
The annual candy sale fundraiser for the Lompoc Babe Ruth Baseball League will occur Sunday with about 120 boys going door to door selling Heath Candies. Proceeds fund needed equipment. A separate meeting with Lompoc High School Principal Robert Paisola will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the school cafeteria to discuss policies and questions. contact RE 64921 for details.
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Lompoc Babe Ruth Baseball League
Robert Paisola
Lompoc High School
Accident injures two in Lompoc collision at Laurel and O
Lewis Turlington 52 of 1313 W Apricot Ave and Arnold Butler 50 of 308 W North Ave escaped injury after a two vehicle crash at Laurel Avenue and O Street in Lompoc. Both cars sustained moderate damage. Turlington was eastbound on Laurel and Butler southbound on O. The incident was reported by Lompoc Police.
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Lewis Turlington
Apricot Ave
Arnold Butler
North Ave
Laurel Avenue
O Street
Lompoc
Turlington
Butler
Collision injures two in city street crash
Gary Kohal age 20 of 134 N N St and Robert Gates age 26 of 512 N O St escaped injury in a collision at H Street and Maple Avenue. Kohal was west bound on Maple and Gates southbound on H Street. Both cars sustained moderate damage and Kohal’s car knocked down a city boulevard stop sign.
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Gary Kohal
N. N St
Robert Gates
N. O St
H Street
Maple Avenue
Lompoc
Kohal
Gates
City Boulevard
Record Corrects Dinner for Queen Candidate Mixup
The Daily Record apologizes for a Saturday miss and notes a Sunday Colonial Inn dinner fundraiser for queen candidate tickets is no longer valid. The item appeared by mistake in yesterday’s issue and the paper clarifies the situation.
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Daily Record
The
Record
Colonial Inn
Malcolm X Association elects Lompoc officers
Malcolm X Association in Lompoc selects CMSgt Milton White as first councilor and Lt Col Jasper Bellamy as second councilor after a meeting at Grange Hall attended by about 125 people. The group aims to promote dignity, culture awareness, unity, and community dialogue. Sgt White later accused base officials of conspiracy and maltreatment, prompting an investigation into Col Sweetland and Col Cardin. Bellamy initially withdrew but agreed to serve as second councilor after discussions.
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Cmsgt
Milton White
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Macolm X Association
Grange
Jasper Bellamy
Malcolm X Association
Sgt. White
Public Information Office
Vandenberg Afb
Mander
Malcolm X Organization
Earle E. Sweetland
4392Nd Aerospace Support Group
Philip G. Cardin
Bellamy
Set
Federal help sought in Los Angeles teachers strike
The Los Angeles City Board of Education voted to authorize Superintendent Robert Kelly to explore asking the federal mediation service to assist negotiations in the teachers strike that has disrupted 616 schools in the nation’s second largest district.
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Los Angeles
Fire Damages Village Kitchen in Milky Way Residence
Early today a fire in Ann Tunnel’s kitchen at 404 Milky Way Vandenberg Village caused an estimated 650 dollars in damage before county units extinguished it. Cause undetermined and no injuries reported. Lompoc crews investigated a yesterday tree house fire on North G Street with no damage. Conciliation service sought to end a strike as Kelly requested federal mediation amid UTLA negotiations.
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Ann Tunnel
404
Milky Way
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc
G Street
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Callahan
Michael Rosso
Paul Comer
Democratic Club
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Russell Herron
State Senate
Kenneth Palmer
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P.O
Donald Sheldon Zook
Date Ave
Zook
Pine Avenue
Sheriff's
Lompoc Justice Court
Terrill F. Cox
Alcon
Alum
Alcoa
American Can
American Air
American Motors
Isree Eee
Anaconda
Ees
Bendix
Eben Bethlehem
Dupont
Eastman Kodakee
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General Dynamics
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Imperial Corp
Geek
International Paper
It&t
Eeeene
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
Wens McDonnell-Douglas
Ooe
Minnesota Mining
Penn-Central Ree
Phillips Pet
Outboard Marine
Oxy
Parke Davis
Ey Psa
Osvenes Purex
Ada A Waste
Ee Rca
Ally Safeway
Screw & Bolt
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Textron
TransAmerica
Ossecmen United Aircraft
Uniroyal
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
G. I
Philippines
Sir Briant
Smorgasbord
North H Street
Lompoc Plaza
Vandenberg
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc
Lions Inn
Steve Boyle
General Research Corporation
Boyle
Ron McGinley
Elmer Ollikkala
Kelly
United Teachers of Los Angeles
UTLA
H’ St
Florsheim
Ote
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