Taxpayers Burdened by Luxurious University Residences
A critical examination reveals high salaries and lavish homes for UC Berkeley and UCLA leaders, including Hitch and Dumke. The piece questions tax avoidance via live-in provisions, rent and tax exemptions, and costly entertaining funded by taxpayers, urging legislative scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hitch
State College
Glenn S. Dumke
Reagan
State Personnel Board
Hitch
Berkeley
UCLA
Dumke
Bel Air
School of Landscape Architecture
Internal Revenue
Blake House
Lompoc Museum Dinner Plans And Exhibits Highlight Event
Lompoc Museum Associates announce annual dinner meeting at the Royal Coach Friday at 7:30 p.m. with 6:30 p.m. cocktails. Richard K. Jacoby to MC, Charlotte Benton to preside over officer elections. Elizabeth Cole to report on past and future plans. Strange Trio Four will perform. Donations include two glass showcases from Howard Moore and an exhibit of antique Lompoc dresses by Lompoc Valley Historical Society. The Edward A. Rozier II Endowment Fund honors the Cotton Cleaner inventor, funded by William Rozier. April feature is Confederate Paper Money 1862 1864 with a coin loan from Harold Chaloupka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McAllister
Lompoc
Elizabeth Cole
Strange Trio
Howard E. Moore
Lompoc Valley Historical Society
Irene Kennedy
Vance
Sanor
Minnie McDonald
Lucille Sanor Martin
George R. Sanor, Jr
Albert Fieber
Charles L. Poulsen
Ruth B. Anderson
Edward A. Rozier II
William S. Rozier
CPA
Milledgeville
Harold Chaloupka
State Treasuries
Creative Use Of Self Workshop Planned Tomorrow
The California Human Services Organization Santa Barbara Chapter sponsors a two day program at the Miramar Hotel Santa Barbara led by Harold L. Pickens M A licensed counselor and educational psychologist It runs 9 a m to 4 30 p m tomorrow and 9 a m to noon Wednesday The course emphasizes personal awareness self respect dealing with reality and using self potential to aid counseling and professional practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Human Services Organization
Santa Barbara
Miramar Hotel
Harold L. Pickens
Kindergarten Registration Starts April 30 Districtwide
Kindergarten registration opens April 30 at 14 elementary schools with a second period in September for late registrants. Hours run 8:30 to 12 and 12:30 to 3:30, varying by site. some schools offer 9 a.m. starts. Children must be five by December 2 to enroll. Parents bring age and immunization records. child attendance not required.
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el Camino
la Mesa
la Canada
Los Padres
la Ilutida
Crestview
Fillmore
Hapgood
Ruth
Loma Vista
Los Berros
Westwings
Six Lompocans Enter Arts Council Marjorie Hall Contest
Six Lompoc residents entered the Santa Maria Arts Council Marjorie Hall Awards with May 20 prize announcements during Allan Hancock College Spring Arts Festival. Contestants vie in dance, music, visual arts, and drama with $600 top prize and four season tickets plus fundraisers including an Art Auction May 13 at Iverson Motor Co Showroom Santa Maria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Marjorie Hall
Santa Maria Arts Council
Allan Hancock College
Kim Hillin
West Nectarine
Michael Kane
North Daisy
Timothy Massard
S. F St
Kenneth Burke
N. B St
William Quiel
Mijar Place
William A. Powers
S. C St
Nat Fast
Arts Council
New York
Washington
D.C
Iverson Motor Co
Santa Maria
John Babcock
Darryl Brandon
Marilyn Hoback Cronk
George Muro
Bill Alloway
Harriett Brugman
Not Fast
Marian Stockman
Cranston vows fight over military cutbacks at home
UPI reports Senator Alan Cranston pledges to oppose proposed U S military installation cutbacks until home jobs are protected and overseas spending is reduced. He called for a national commission to review closures and for funds to aid civilian defense workers facing job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
UPI
Alan Cranston
U.S
California Democrat
Cranston
W. G. Lambert
Long Beach Naval Station
Defense
Elliot L. Richardson
Office of Economic Adjustment
Easter worldwide marked by Papal plea for peace
Pope Paul VI addressed more than 100000 in St Peter’s Square declaring prayers for peace in Indochina the Middle East and Northern Ireland. He urged hope for lands of Jesus birth and teachings while greetings were shared in 12 languages. In the US crowds gathered at iconic sites from New York to Hollywood and Illinois while Jerusalem observed Passover endings and Easter processions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Paul VI
Christian World
St. Peter's Square
Indochina
Middle East
Northern Ireland
Jesus
Northern
Ireland
Rome
United States
Empire State Building
Hollywood Bowl
Bald Knob Mountain
Illinois Ozarks
Jerusalem
Egypt
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
New York
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