Weekend car crashes injure 15 across multiple incidents
The California Highway Patrol reports 15 people injured in weekend vehicle incidents. Efrain Oseguera 24 of North Street caused a wrong way crash on Highway 1 near Las Cruces, injuring Oliver Graham 43 of Gaviota State Park. Other injuries include Francisco Moreno 19 hurt in Lompoc, and Daniel Schoonover 22 cited for drunken driving after a tree crash on a Santa Barbara road.
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Highways 1
California Highway Patrol
Efrain Oseguera
North St
Highway 1
Las Cruces
Oseguera
Oliver Graham
Graham
Gaviota State Park
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Rucker Road
Lompoc
Francisco Moreno
F St
Anthony Richard Machado
Moreno
Marian Hospital
H Street
Pine Avenue
Gaviota Tunnel
John Michels
Rudolph Karl Michels
Danbury
N.H
Jeffrey Wilson
Long Beach
Wilson
City of
Santa Barbara
Daniel Walker Schoonover
Oakmont Ave
CHP
Schoonover
Shannon
Jimmy Hansen
Hickory Ave
Audry
Highway 101
William A. Brade
North
Seeahin Tetvinn Wotts Oubiodeirdag
Brade
Los Cosames
Shaevienen
Solvang Chamber of Commerce status on record
Records show a Solvang Chamber of Commerce incorporated as a nonprofit in California on Aug 22 1975 with four officers 22 directors and a principal office at 428 Fourth Place. Solvang SBA directors meet at 7 30 pm to discuss chamber functions with Stanley Lowry guest speaker describing chamber purposes.
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Solvang Business Assn
Solvang Chamber of Commerce
California
Secretary of State
of State
Solvang
Filmore Condit
Mission Foice Mitchell
Mission Drive
Ferdinand Sorensen
P.O. Box
Ofice
Vincent B. Evans
David Harrison
Terrence O. Ives
Torben Jensen
Carolyn A. Filmore Condit
Donald P. Mcintosh
Roy Petersen
Germaine Condit
Renton Mitcehll
Zel Canter
Henry van Beers
Derik van Beers
Earl C. Petersen
Delores Petersen
George A. Mears
Bruce A. Gilleand
Robert T. Raleigh
Charles Greenwald
Paula G. Greenwald
SBA
Stanley Lowry
Condit
Lowry
Santa Barbara
Evacuation of Foreign Dependents from Peking After Quakes
Following strong aftershocks near Peking, hundreds of diplomatic dependents fled the Chinese capital. Officials said evacuation was urgent as tremors neared the city, with at least 256 foreigners leaving, many dependents and some embassy staff. Twenty one U S embassy families reached Tokyo on two flights and were told to avoid Peking for a month. A Coast Guard sea search for the pleasure craft Werengain was halted after a Sunday effort found no trace of seven people aboard.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Peking
U.S
Tokyo
United States
Coast Guard
Surf
Flood rescue efforts halted by mud and fog in Colorado canyon
Rescue operations in Big Canyon, 45 miles northwest of Denver, were stalled by rain, waist deep mud and fog. At least 60 people died and 260 were injured in the flash flood that swept campsites and structures Saturday night into the river valley.
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Loveland
Colo
UPI
Big Canyon
Rocky Moon
Richard Hovey
Sheriff’s Office
Denver
Larimer County
Bob Watson
Ford
Stephen P. Turco
Colorado Air National Guard
Hovey
Colorado
Pact ready for senior citizen unit
City Council will consider a lease purchase for Knights of Pythias lodge hall on M Street and Laurel Avenue to create a senior citizen center. The five page lease covers Sept 1 1976 to Aug 31 1977 at 875 dollars monthly with option to apply rent toward purchase in first six months and use limited to two lodge rooms per week plus storage. The lease is signed by Knights president Earl Calvert and awaits council approval.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
M Street
Laurel Avenue
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Earl Calvert
Knights of Pythias
Council
Mystery illness kills Legion conventioneers in Harrisburg
Officials report at least 12 members who attended a Pennsylvania American Legion convention have died and more than 35 are hospitalized. Adjutant Edward T. Hoak cited uncertainty about the illness and noted the deaths occurred over a short period.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania American Legion
Edward T. Hoak
Coughlin Sworn to Lompoc Hospital Board Amid Conflict Deal
Dr. Barry Coughlin of Valley Medical Group was sworn in Friday afternoon as a Lompoc Hospital District board member to fill Harold Thompson’s unfinished term. He will supervise cardiology without pay and must terminate his hospital contract for ECG and stress testing. The Valley Medical Group signed a memorandum re directing future remuneration away from the corporation and splitting fees among several doctors. District legal counsel Mike Palmer conducted the oath at a special meeting.
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Barry Coughlin
the Valley Medical Group Inc
Lompoc
Harold Thompson
Coughlin
SS Wts
Rollie C. Bailey
M.D
Lompoc Hospital
Wallace
Bailey
Elam
Gausman
Mike Palmer
Dr. Coughlin
Reagan campaign chief cites ten Pennsylvania delegates
United Press International reports Reagan campaign manager John Sears announced ten uncommitted delegates, ten from Pennsylvania plus one from West Virginia, boosting Reagan in the tally behind Ford. Sears claims more names will be released in two weeks while Ford aides rebut.
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United Press International
Ronald
Pennsylvania
Reagan
Richard Schweiker
John Sears
Ford
Sears
Patrick Jinniss
New York State
Fred Sears
Peort
PG&E seeks rate hike on wholesale power sales
PG and E files for higher wholesale electric rates to resale utilities and municipal distributors in Lompoc and other areas. The proposal does not affect PG E residential rates and aims to cover current costs and attract capital for new capacity. Affected utilities include Sierra Pacific Power California Pacific Utilities Bay Point and Power, and muni districts Alameda Healdsburg Lodi Santa Clara and Lompoc.
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Pg&e
Lompoc
1 Power Commisby P. Gas and Electric Company
Ery
Sierra Pacific Power Y
California Pacific Utilities Company
Bay Point and Power Company
Alameda
Healdsburg
Lodi
Santa Clara
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Agger von Sien
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O St
Vega Ave
Constellation Road
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Nebraska
Bill Schmidt
Loveland Aviation Company
Legion
White House
Ign
Lyn Nofziger
Morning News
Lou Long
Cherry Park
FPC
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