Launch of COS-B postponed due to hydraulic trouble
Yesterday's COS-B launch from Vandenberg Force Base was scrubbed after a hydraulic problem in the downrange tracking aircraft. Swim class registration at Lompoc Municipal Pool runs tomorrow 8 am to 5 pm with sessions for Advanced Beginner to Pre-Beginner. Allan Hancock College invites applications for Medical and Dental Assistant Programs with a proficiency test on August 18 and 19 at the South Campus.
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Obituaries for Charles Richey Julia Acin and Margaret Stockton
Private graveside services for Charles William Richey 60 will be at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Friday afternoon died Wednesday at Vandenberg AFB Hospital Gregory McPeek Mortuary in charge. Funeral services for Julia in a Goleta convalescent ec Acin last lived on the Acin ranch in the Santa Rita district. Funeral arrangements for Margaret Stockton 83 who died this morning at a Santa Barbara convalescent home are pending at Starbuck Mortuary last resided at 129 South G St.
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Lompoc Roving Reporter Probes Bicentennial Plans
In a weekly survey, Lompoc residents share ideas on how to celebrate the national bicentennial. The roving Record reporter asked passersby at Security Pacific Bank for their thoughts and proposals.
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Cable TV rehearing ordered in Santa Maria case
Superior Court Judge Robert Trapp ruled that Santa Maria must hold a public hearing within 40 days on a proposed cable fee hike from 5.75 to 6.95 dollars and to assess investment needs and returns. TelePrompter of Santa Maria had sought the increase. A rehearing is set for Sept. 9 with the council to submit current franchise data. The city may appeal the ruling. A separate deer shooting case near Cebada Canyon Road is under investigation after two deer were found dead with bullet wounds.
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Senator Releases District Survey On Regulation and Aid
State Senator Omer L. Rains announced results from a survey of 7 500 registered voters showing strong support for tighter regulation of oil companies and campaign finance limits. Majorities back annual cost of living adjustments for seniors and disabled state aid recipients, with 61 percent favoring state control of oil firms.
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Newspaper association and mail rate notice fragment
A partial notice lists members including California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International and others with audit bureau and youth foundation ties. It states mail rates for Santa Barbara County at 3.00 per month and subscriptions payable in full, noting a publication schedule excluding weekends and Christmas Day.
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Fringe benefit action delayed by county board
The board postponed a resolution to raise fringe benefits for county management employees. Sidney Simms said details remain unsettled. During budget hearings the board approved free medical checkups better educational allowances life insurance and a 2.5 percent pay raise. County employees below the 22275 pay scale received five percent increases.
County tackles nude beach ruling at public shorelines
County counsel told supervisors that only public beaches can be designated clothing optional and that nudist areas such as More Mesa and Summerland are not public property. The plan to enforce with beach patrols on horseback drew protests from supervisors and citizens, urging stronger or revised rules.
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