Benefit concert in Solvang aids Davis education and local fund
A light opera and Broadway numbers benefit will be at the Veterans Memorial Building in Solvang tomorrow at 3 p.m. Featuring Leo Davis bass baritone, the show supports his musical education and the Santa Ynez Valley Recovery Residence fund. Marion Browne accompanies. Sponsored by the Santa Ynez Valley Lions. Tickets are 1.50 at the door.
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Veterans Memorial Building
Solvang
Leo Davis
Davis
Santa Ynez Valley
Metropolitan Opera
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Music Academy of the West
Kasper
von Weber
Marion Browne
The
Santa Ynez Valley Lions
Eleven Students Named Finalists In FFA Project
Eleven students from Lompoc and Cabrillo high schools are named finalists in the Future Farmers of America project competition. They will receive award certificates April 29 at a Security Pacific National Bank hosted dinner at the Alisal Country Club Solvang.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
Farmers of America
Security Pacific National Bank
Roy Belluz
Ron Emmons
Roxanne Foster
Bruce W. Mann
Kim Patton
Rick Reed
Lompoc Senior High School
Darrell Cleveland
Bill Deprater
Christina Marie Doran
Susan Fitch
Karen Luce
Cabrillo Senior
Santa Barbara County
Bank
Alisal Country Club
Solvang
Robert van Noort
Santa Barbara
Frank Fox
Department of
Newspaper Associations and Rate Notice for Daily Delivery
A notice lists members of major press bodies including California News paper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter-American Press Association National Newspaper Association and California Press Association. It notes a rate of 2.25 dollars per month for delivery or mail in advance and states publication occurs daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Minichiello to stay in Italy
UPI reports Raffaele Minichiello the U S Marine who staged the world's longest aerial hijacking plans to remain in Italy after leaving jail next week seeking a quiet anonymous life. His lawyer Edmondo Zappacost said he has no grudge against America only against certain Marine Corps personnel over Vietnam pay. He cannot return to the United States due to pending charges.
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Rome
UPI
Raffaele Minichiello
U.S
Italy
America
Edmondo Zappacost
Marine Corps
Vietnam
United States
GOP faces setback over campaign reform bill debate
The Senate Commerce Committee draft bill restricts campaign advertising spending and donor limits. Republicans argue the plan hurts them by favoring Democrats and plan to push for changes when the measure reaches the Senate floor in mid June. Senator Baker led the fight to remove the donor cap but was defeated by Democratic majorities.
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Washington
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Planners vote to rezone Sexton property in Goleta Valley
The Goleta Valley planning commission voted 6-0 to rezone 23.75 acres owned by county planning member Eugene C. Sexton for a planned residential development by William Koart. The move follows a prior 2-2 deadlock and conflicts with the valley General Plan, with observers noting potential abstentions by Supervisor Curtis Tunnell. Observers and objectors, including attorney Marc McGinnis, protested before the commission.
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Eugene C. Sexton
County Planning Commission
Goleta Valley
Sexton
William Koart
North Fairview Ave
Patterson Ave
Koart
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Curtis Tunnell
Tunnell
Marc McGinnis
Herbert Diverbiss
Commission
Johns-Manville Q1 1971 Earnings Dip From 1970 Levels
Johns-Manville Corp reports first quarter 1971 sales of 123.471 million and earnings of 5.017 million or 30 cents a share, down from 1970. President W. R. Goodwin cites lower sales volume higher costs and a prolonged Manville New Jersey plant strike. He notes expected improvement later in the year aided by strong construction demand and raw material World markets.
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Johns-Manville Corporation
W. R. Goodwin
Goodwin
Delta and Northeast Airlines Agree to Merge
Delta Air Lines and Northeast Airlines announce a principle merger to create a nationwide system from New England to the West Coast and into Montreal and the Caribbean. Boards must approve, then Civil Aeronautics Board and President Nixon if routes are involved. each carrier cites financial and jet-age costs as motives. Delta shows profits of 41 million last year while Northeast posted losses of 10 million and 28 million in 1969.
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Atlanta
UPI
Delta Air Lines
Northeast Airlines
New England
West Coast
Montreal
Caribbean
Charles K. Dolson
Delta
George B. Storer
Northeast
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nixon
Florida
Midwest
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Martinez
Glenn Adams
Henning
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Clete Lunny
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Ray McCuen
Wilma Jack
Proctor
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Audit Bureau of
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Minichiello
Gop
Hotline
PRI
London
Nature Magazine
English Channel
Dover
Calais
Johns-Manville
Lompoc Theatre
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Valley Drive-In
Cold Turkey
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Frazier
Valley Pet
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Cold
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Turkey
DeLuxe
United Artists
COPE
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Tiger
Bob Elliot
Santa Maria
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