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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1976

Page

8

Notice to creditors bulk transfer and adoption citation

Public notices include a bulk transfer notice naming Shirley J Tapken and Philip J Bardelli transferring retail liquor property at 41 West Ocean Avenue Lompoc to James Gorey and Bruce Nix Sr, with escrow at First Valley Bank and date after May 17 1976. Also a court citation to a parent in the adoption proceeding of Wallace Chad Ball with hearing August 9 1976 in Santa Maria, plus fictitious business name statements for Lompoc Valley Cleaners and Stonehill Financial filings in 1976.

Shirley J Tapken Philip J Bardelli West Ocean Avenue Lompoc California James Gorey Bruce Nix Altair Avenue First Valley Bank of North H Street James S Gorey

Lake Bigler renamed Tahoe by locals on the California Nevada line

The article notes the lake on the California Nevada border is officially Lake Bigler after Gov William Bigler but residents keep calling it Lake Tahoe an Indian term meaning big water. In Santa Barbara County a notice advertises bids for the Lompoc River Park Road and Parking Lot project Job Nos 420089 and 730024 with details on bid bonds, contract requirements, and wage rates.

California California-Nevada Bigler William Bigler Lake Tahoe Director of Transportation County Santa Barbara State of Board of Supervisors County of

Senate intelligence panel calls for sweeping agency reforms

The Senate Intelligence Committee proposes 87 reforms to excise ills 25 years old and boost oversight after 15 months of probes into the FBI CIA and NSA. A separate set of 97 recommendations on domestic activities will follow as budget details face possible disclosure.

Washington UPI Senate Intelligence Committee FBI CIA National Security Agency George Bush Senate

Hearst moved from hospital to federal facility under guard

Patricia Hearst, 22, was taken from Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City to a federal youth center for a 72 hour psychiatric evaluation after a sudden transfer ordered by authorities. Doctors said her condition remained guarded amid treatment for a collapsed lung and malnutrition.

Pleasanton Calif UPI Patricia Hearst Arthur Faro Miss Hearst Oakland Sequoia Hospital San Francisco Bay Redwood City Federal Youth Center

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