City Swim Class Registration This Friday
The Daily Record lists swim classes at Lompoe Recreation Department 105 South C Street. Registration Friday 8 am to 5 pm for tiny tots four weeks and other sessions including womens swim co ed Swim Nastics and skin diving with varying durations. Call REG-1261 for details. In other notices a Los Angeles Philharmonic concert under Zubin Mehta at Allan Hancock College 8:15 pm tonight. Doors at 7 pm. Change of venue for Community Woman's Club chicken barbecue at Ryan Park this Sunday serving 4 16 p.m. Tickets $1.50. Parks and Recreation will host a volleyball rules clinic today 6–7 pm at Lompoc Junior High gym. Call RE 6-1261 ext. 251 for info.
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Madeline Akronowitz
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Closing Stocks Amid Market Notes From The Record
The Record provides closing stock quotations via Rohrbaugh and Co. Listings include Alcan 22% American Can 31% Anaconda 19% Bethlehem 31% Ford Motor 71% General Dynamics 33% General Electric 66% General Motors 80% IBM not shown Imperial Corp 14% International Paper 38% Lear Siegler 124% Litton Indus 17% Lockheed 12% McDonnell Douglas 41% and others with varied percentages.
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D.w.g.corp
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Int
Harv
Ohh
Imperial Corp
International Paper
Prs Aseds
John’s Manville
Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Lockheed
McDonnell Doglas
Parks panel vetoes Wye beautification plan in split vote
In a 3 2 decision the Parks and Recreation Commission refused to back the Beautification Commission's Wye landscaping project to the City Council. The dispute cited limited parks staff and cost concerns as the reason for voting no.
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Steve LA Rue
Parks and Recreation Commission
Wye
Parks and Rec
Matt Howerton
Gene Wahlers
State Division of Highways
Larry Flinkingshelt
Michael
West German Crisis Tests Brandt After East German Pact Move
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt gains a temporary edge as East Germany and Soviet support bolster his position against Christian Democrat rival Rainer Barzel. Barzel seeks three defector votes to trigger a no confidence vote in Bonn while Barzel demands reopening the Moscow treaty talks with Poland and Russia. Soviet leader Podgorny pledges no changes to the treaty. East Germany also announces a traffic accord with Bonn and eases border visit restrictions ahead of the noon vote.
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Reagan Spurns Endorsement Convention Speaking Role
UPI reports Gov. Ronald Reagan will not be invited to speak at the United Republicans of California endorsement convention because he already supports President Nixon’s re election drive. UROC chairman Walter Hintzen says John M Ashbrook will deliver the banquet speech at the May 5 meeting in San Jose. Luncheon speaker not chosen.
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Masonic Lodge to Honor Lompoc School Staff tonight
A special dinner honoring Lompoc school administrators, principals and teachers will be held at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple 420 E Fir. The event closes the annual school observance week sponsored by the Grand Lodge of California and Hawaii with Supt Glendon Wegner and Dr Phil Reiner among speakers.
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Masonic Lodge
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Hawaii
Lompoc Unified
Supt
Glendon Kk. Wegner
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Phil Reiner
Hisperian Lodge No
Santa Maria
Vaccinations Proceed for So Cal Hens Amid Newcastle Disease
A U S government task force reports nearly all of Southern California's 38.7 million laying hens quarantined for Newcastle disease have received vaccines. Vaccines last 60 days and a second round may be needed if the outbreak continues. Over two million birds, mostly chickens, have been destroyed to curb the disease, which does not affect humans.
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Riverside
API
California
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