Firefighters union to pursue legal action for pay hike
The County Firefighters Union will pursue legal action to win a 7 percent pay boost for 95 members after the Board of Supervisors approved a 2 percent raise for 1972 73. Union president Michael T Bennett argued duty week cuts and higher hours justify higher pay and urged court action to align with Kern and Ventura counties.
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County Firefighters’ Union
Michael T. Bennett
Board of Supervisors
Federal
Bennett
Kern
Ventura
Firefighters’ Union
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Santa Barbara
County Supervisors to name 15 member minority group panel
The Board of Supervisors agreed to appoint a 15 member county wide lay committee representing minority groups principally Mexican American to serve as an advisory body.
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Board of Supervisors
County Civil Service Commission
Citizens of Equal Employment
Santa Maria-Guadalupe
Carpinteria Valley
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Wilbur S. Wagstaff
Wagstaff
Tunnell
Ray Fuentes
UC Berkeley
Fuentes
Citizens For Equal Employment
County zoning vote rejects motor use areas plan unanimously
County supervisors denied a proposed change allowing motor vehicle recreational uses with conditional permits. They favored a public hearing driven approach and considered a special zone if needed, amid widespread local opposition.
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George H. Clyde
Clyde
Albert Buck
Santa Barbara Starters Motorcycle Club
Multiple Windows Broken at La Mesa Elementary School
Sheriff's deputies reported many rear windows shattered at La Mesa Elementary. No injuries noted and cause under investigation today.
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la Mesa
Sheriff's Department
County joins regional law mutual aid pact
Santa Barbara County approves joining a new Region 1 A mutual aid agreement with San Luis Obispo and Ventura counties. Sheriff spokesperson says the plan allows volunteer aid from other areas only in acute emergencies while county command remains with the sheriff and city forces retain separate responsibilities.
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Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Ventura
Los Angeles County
Fritz Patterson
Capt. Patterson
Santa Barbara County
Ventura County
Isla Vista
Young man found dead in Ryon Park
Santiago James Rodrigues a 22 year old Lompoc resident was found unconscious in Ryon Park at about 11 p.m. and died at Lompoc District Hospital from aspiration of vomitus. He worked at the Lompoc Tortilla Shop. Funeral services were pending today at McPeek Family Mortuary.
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Santiago James Rodrigues
Lompoc
Ryon Park
Ryan Park
Rodrigues
McPeek
Corona handwriting sample motions resurface in Sutter killings case
Fairfield UPI report notes prosecutor G. Dave Teja asks for renewed discovery of Juan V. Corona’s handwriting. A hearing is set for next Monday after Corona refused more samples on attorney Richard E. Hawk’s advice, Hawk citing contempt and 48 hours in jail.
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Fairfield
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Sutter County
G. Dave Teja
Corona
Richard E. Hawk
Hawk
Feather River
Yuba City
Teja
Closing Stocks in Lompoc Record August 9 1972
The Lompoc Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co. for Tuesday August 9 1972. Listed are market values and summaries of securities reported by a local broker in Lompoc California with Rohrbaugh and Co. contact details.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Calif
City pools accused of hiding violence to protect image
Los Angeles officials allege public pool violence was concealed to shield department prestige after the fatal shooting of Willie Huggins a lifeguard student at Exposition Park. Lifeguards say 12 pools reported incidents went unreported amid a wave of youth violence at city pools.
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Los Angeles
UPI
City Department of Recreation and Parks
Willie Huggins
Exposition Park
Huggins
Gardena
Don Alexander
Lincoln Pool
Barney McInerney
Robert Gumpert
Gumpert
McInerney
Alexander
Harold Erickson 61 Dies in Lompoc Hospital
Obituary notice states Harold Erickson of 509 North Poppy died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary with further details to follow in the Record.
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McPeek Family
Harold Erickson
Lompoc District Hospital
Erickson
N. Poppy
GI Forum seeks bilingual veterans for outreach project
Under a 2.8 million grant, the American GI Forum seeks bilingual Vietnam veterans to fill staff and outreach roles in 22 cities. Richard Lopez of the Lompoc chapter and Region Four chair says slots include Fresno 240 Los Angeles 1900 San Diego 240 San Jose 240 and San Francisco Oakland 240. Contact Lopez at RE 6-9906 to apply. The grant was signed last month by Labor Secretary James D. Hodgson.
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American GI Forum
Richard Lopez
Lompoc
GI Forum
Lopez
U.S
U.S. Labor Dept
California
Fresno
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Jose
San Francisco-Oakland
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