Polygraph expert admits shows used as amusement at Honey appeal
In San Diego a self styled polygraph expert testified amid the Joel Honey appeal hearing that he conducts polygraph shows for entertainment. The testimony tied to Sheriff’s Captain Robert Prince Jr. and Honey’s misconduct charges, with cross examination continuing into Wednesday.
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Chris Gugas
Los Angeles
Joel Honey
Enterprise
Gugas
Marine Corps
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert D. Prince Jr
Prince
Honey
James T. Lindsey
Holiday Inn
Goleta
County Civil Service Commission
Detective Bureau
Housing Authority bids for Guadalupe Ranch project
The Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County will accept bids to modernize 14 apartments and construct a Community Center Office Facility at Guadalupe Ranch Acres, Guadalupe California, deposit $25 for plans, bids due May 11 1972, at 815 West Ocean Avenue Lompoc. Also notices of trust sale and court sale of real and personal property in Santa Barbara and Lompoc with sales dates in April and May 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Housing Authority of the
County of
Santa Barbara
Guadalupe Ranch Acres
Escalante Street
Guadalupe
California
West Ocean Avenue
Lompoc
Housing Authority of the County of
Housing Authority
U.S
State of
William Bezuhly
Harold J. Christensen
Claire H. Christensen
County Recorder
Santa Barbara County
United States
Figueroa and
Anacapa Street
Calle Nueve
Mays
Housing Authority of
Bids Housing Authority OF
County OF Santa Barbara
Richard Mires, JR
Daniel J. Gee
Daniel Joshua Gee
David J. Gee
Daniel J Gee
J. E Delwiche
la Arcada Building
State Street
City of
State of California
Lom-29
Recorder
North Poppy Street
J. E. Delwiche
Winners of Prizes at Ecology Fair Shackley Booth
Arthur Kroetsch and Mrs Toni Garrett won toiletry kits at the Shackley booth during the Ecology Fair Sunday. Daily Record reports an organizational meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm at Pioneer Park for coaches managers and players with Cindy Hieber for info. Lompoc Jaycees plan a Flower Festival Parade meeting Thursday 7 30 pm at the Community Building 217 W Maple for float sponsors Frank Figueroa contact RE6 4567. State and Federal agriculture officials near completion of a Newcastle Disease vaccination campaign in Santa Barbara County urging vaccination for all birds. Free vaccination offered by REG 3411. Women and high school girls invited to play in softball leagues.
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Shackley
Arthur Kroetsch
Cherry
Toni Garrett
North Ave
Lompoc Jaycees
Maple
Frank Figueroa
Federal
Agriculture Department
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Department
Obituary notices for Theodore Erler and Eddie Moser in Lompoc
Funeral services for Theodore John Erler 29 will be at 3 30 p m at McPeek Chapel with interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery and military honors. He died Tuesday at Lompoc District Hospital. survived by Rosemary Erler and family. Autopsy pending results. Also memorial services for Eddie Dean Moser 29 were held at 2 p m at McPeek Chapel. interment at Cemetery. He died Monday at his home. survivors include Betty Moser and multiple relatives.
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McPeek
Theodore John Erler
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Andrew McGrath
la Purisima Catholic Church
New Jersey
Erler
North Daisy Street
Lompoc
United States Marine Corps
Rosemary Erler
Robert Erler
Robert Erler, Jr
McPeek Family
Eddie Dean Moser
North A_ Street
Barbara man found guilty of multiple furnace thefts
Clark Keefer a 39 year old Santa Barbara businessman and owner of Home Furnance Company was convicted in Superior Court of two counts of grand theft and one count of attempted grand theft for selling used furnaces as new or in good condition to Alise Reck Betsy Primbs and Esther Padilla between 1970 and 1971. The Consumer Fraud Division investigated the case for Santa Barbara County District Attorney.
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Clark Keefer
Superior
Santa Barbara
Keefer
Home Furnance Company
Alise Reck
Betsy Primbs
Esther Padilla
Padilla
John Birch Society program on protecting against planned violence
The John Birch Society will present a program titled How to protect yourself from the planned violence what the revolutionaries have planned for 1972. The event is Friday at 8 p.m. in the Public Library Multi-Purpose Room. Closing stock quotes are provided by Rohrbaugh and Co. from 3865-F Constellation Road, Lompoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
John Birch Society
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation ‘Road
Lompoc
Fire damages Lompoc home in $5,000 blaze
Fire caused about $5,000 damage to Mel Holmens's home at 404 N Daisy Ave after flames spread from a fireplace to kindling and nearby combustibles. Mrs Eugene Davis at 401 N Fourth St heard smoke and alerted the fire department around 4 p.m. Holmens said he left briefly. upon return the living room was on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Holmens
N. Daisy Ave
Eugene Davis
North Fourth St
Holmens
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Elena Dmitrieva
Point Loma
Dmitrieva
John W. Carpenter
Superior Court OF the
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Daily Record
Pioneer Park
Cindy Hieber
Recreation Department Office
South ‘‘C”’ Street
Theodore Erler
Eddie Moser
Nebraska
Mr. Moser
Fort Worth
Texas
Christian Missionary Alliance
Betty Moser
Clarence Moser
North A Street
Ronald and
Wayne Moser
Gene Moser
Orcutt
Jerry Moser
Washington
Garrey Moser
Hayward
Jackie Chaudier
Ventura
Carol Lindhorst
Patty Housewight
Chicago
Casino
Linnett
S. Barbara Man
Alcoa
Purex
RCA
American Air
APECO
Rapid American
At&t
Dart
Anaconda
Safeway
Bethlehem
Ampco-Pitt
City Investing
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Chrysler
Pacific
Sperry Rand
Dupont
Calif
D.W.G. Cor Vy
N.J
Eastman Kodak
Telex
Ford Motor
Texaco Geeral Dynamics
General Electric
Textron
General Motors
Times-Mirror
Trans America
General Telephone
Travelers
Union Oil
Imperial Corp
International Paper
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
We Johns
Manville Westinghouse
Lear Siegler
Woolworth
Litton Indus
Lockheed
Dow Jones
McDonnell Douglas
Trans
Penn-Central
Philips Pet
Lompoc, Cal
Sunbeam
Sunbeam Electric
Moore
Ocean Avenue
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