County Supervisors Approve Multiple 1969 70 Actions In Santa Barbara
County supervisors approve advertising contracts for 1970 71 totaling 59755 to Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce All Year Assn Semana Nautica and Harbor Pageants and Exhibitions. They transfer 15000 to fish and game for trout at Lake Cachuma and set hearings on agricultural preserves.
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Santa Barbara
North County
County Planning Commission
Montecito
Planning Commission
Santa Maria
Dan Firth
County Cities Area Planning Council
State Council For Intergovernmental Relations
Sacramento
Herbert Divellbiss
Sears recalls 10 speed Touch-N-Go blenders model 663.82235
Sears Roebuck initiates a national recall of 1000 blenders with the Touch-N-Go 10 speed label model 663.82235 sold since December 1969 due to a possible electrical shock hazard. Santa Barbara County Health Department assists and asks owners to stop using the unit and return it to a Sears store or county offices in Santa Maria Lompoc Solvang or Santa Barbara for inspection.
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Sears, Roebuck & Company
Sears
Santa Barbara County
Sears & Roebuck
Home loans down says VA report
VA Southern California Acting Director Martin J. May reports a drop in GI home loan applications from 2,973 in June to 2,707 in July. Appraisal requests for existing homes fell from 4,752 to 4,598, while new home appraisal requests declined from 1,764 to 1,647 in the same period.
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Martin J. May
Southern California
New York Supreme Court Justice Irving L. Levey Dies Abroad
UPI reports New York Supreme Court Justice Irving L. Levey died Monday while vacationing in Montecatini Italy. He was 71 and had been elected in 1944 with a second 14 year term secured in 1958.
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New York
UPI
New York Supreme Court
Irving L. Levey
Montecatini
Italy
Levey
Fete to honor Lagomarsino draws 500 in Oxnard
About five hundred guests are expected Friday at the Oxnard Elks Club for a tribute to State Senator Robert J. Lagomarsino. Speakers include HEW official John Veneman Lt Gov Ed Reinecke state treasurer Ivy Baker Priest and James Flournoy. Tickets are 25 with LeRoy Andrews band to follow dinner.
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Oxnard
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Oxnard Elks Club
LeRoy Andrews
John Veneman
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Ed. Reinecke
Ivy Baker Priest
James Flournoy
John C. Montgomery
Ventura County
HEW
Supervisors uphold road requirements for Solvang lot split
The Solvang area decision denies Robert A. Knoble’s appeal to forego county standard rural road work before recording a four-lot subdivision north of Fredensborg Canyon Rd. The board backed a planning stance that dedication and construction are needed, while Knoble urged shared costs and protested alleged zoning issues and lax enforcement of trailers.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert A. Knoble
Solvang
Third District
Daniel G. Grant
Knoble
Fredensborg Canyon Rd
Planning Commission
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