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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1969
Page
6
A dense scanned TV guide lists programs for Friday and Saturday with titles such as The Saint Batman Perry Mason Gilligan and more across multiple channels. Following the schedule is an attached classified-style ad for two franchise opportunities Fisherman’s Wharf Fish & Chips and Cable Car Burger Restaurant offering annual net profits of over 35000 with training and supervision.
A U S Defense Department report states a Soviet nuclear submarine has joined a flotilla operating in the Gulf of Mexico west of Florida. The task force left Cuba after a courtesy call, and officials say the sub’s proximity marks the closest a Soviet atomic submarine has approached U.S. shores.
In a no trump game West chose a seven of clubs lead over heart or diamond. East shifted to spades and forced North's king, setting up South to run diamonds. West misled himself by two more clubs, allowing South to cash clubs and hearts for a nine trick result.
More than 50,000 California residents over 65 have filed for 1968-69 property tax reimbursement under the Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance Law. Claims must be filed by October 15, 1969. Eligible seniors can receive up to 95 percent reimbursement depending on income, in addition to the $70 Homeowners Property Tax Relief payment.
In a weekly bulletin St Philip Presbyterian Church cautions motorists to drive carefully noting that it is not only cars that can be recalled by their maker. The warning emphasizes road safety for church members traveling on Sunday.
A Washington writer jokes about baby food tasting by parents after congressional testimony reveals firms add flavors to please adults. The piece mockingly envisions gourmet baby dishes and a refined scene at a high chair, while noting parental brand biases and market-driven taste testing.
The Lompoc Planning Commission will meet in City Hall council room at 119 West Walnut Avenue on Monday August 11 1969 at 7 30 p m to consider a use permit for a dwelling addition at 201 North G Street in the C 2A commercial zone Lots 25 26 Block 51. Plans are on file for inspection and written comments will be considered.
The Lompoc Unified School District invites bids for supplying milk to district schools. Bids due by 10:00 A.M. August 18, 1969 at 1301 North A Street. Bid No. B-39-69-70. Bidders must meet all local state and federal requirements. The district may reject any or all bids or waive irregularities. 2T-Aug. 1, 8, 1969.
Gus Peterson of Lompoc is among forty U S secondary teachers who finished a six week Institute in International Affairs at Colorado College. The program titled Comparative Systems in a World Setting covered political science economics history and sociology with emphasis on classroom materials.
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