Tax reform hinges on Co. election in Orange County
Sacramento reports administration supporters concede passage hinges on Orange County voters. Dennis Carpenter leads the Republican ticket for the 27th vote needed to push Governor Reagan's $1 billion tax overhaul, with Douglas Irvine opposing on the ballot. Open space provisions and local tax subsidies loom as key issues. Carrell hospitalized, Marks away, Danielson may switch to block the plan.
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Hickel Office Furnishings Draw GAO Scrutiny
Government auditors say Interior Secretary Hickel spent about $39,400 in public funds on lavish office furnishings including a $1795 desk and carpeting. The department says items were moved to storage pending settlement while Hickel uses an older Roosevelt desk.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff Lineup
Lompoc Record published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The publication lists officers and staff including Kenneth L. Adam as president and J Donald Adam as publisher with various editors and managers. It operates as a California corporation with standard home delivery and mail subscription at $2.25 per month.
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Nader Wins Settlement with General Motors over Harassment Suit
General Motors agrees to a 425000 settlement with Ralph Nader to end a lawsuit filed in 1966 alleging harassment and invasion of privacy. The deal avoids trial and funds will support ongoing monitoring of GM activities in safety and consumer relations.
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Utah VP to visit Lompoc Valley for development tour
Alf E. Brandin, senior vice president of Utah Construction and Mining Co., will visit Lompoc Valley today to review Vandenberg Village developments. Brandin, elected to his post in June and a former Stanford vice president for business affairs, oversees Utah land development and real estate.
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Salinas Valley unions clash over worker representation
In Salinas, Growers and Teamsters declined comment after a 30 minute meeting likely addressing which union will represent farm workers. Chavez United Farm Workers and Teamsters signed a pact giving Chavez jurisdiction over field workers and Teamsters over processing and canneries, leaving bargaining for thousands of field workers undecided. Chavez said three farms refused to rehire workers amid the jurisdiction dispute, while negotiators prepared further talks under Catholic Bishops Committee guidance.
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Bill to Change Sessions Stymied in Senate
Assembly-passed measure to extend California’s legislature to continuous two-year sessions was killed by the Senate Rules Committee. The plan would have kept bills alive through the session and let lawmakers call themselves back into special session. Monagan said opposition fears chaos while Colwig urged further study.
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TV Repair Course Opens in Santa Maria
Technical Trade Opportunity Center in Santa Maria announced a 1200 hour 40 week program to train color television service and repairmen. The course covers manufacturers receivers and antennas and aims to prepare for self employment and is approved for veterans. Contact the school for registration details.
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CAP cadets train at Vandenberg encampment
Cadets First Class William C. Hobart Jr and Lewis M. Turlington of Vandenberg Air Force Base Cadet Squadron 101 join 205 teens in the California Wing Civil Air Patrol Encampment. They completed classroom instruction Air Force customs and courtesies physical training and drill.
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Funeral practice reform bill dies in Senate
In Sacramento the Senate rejected the funeral practices reform bill 17 to 19 after a sponsor failed to gather sufficient votes due to absences. Sen. Anthony Beilenson said he could win upon next attempt, with the measure requiring directors to list services and inform relatives that caskets or embalming are not state mandated.
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Community events in Lompoc gather for August
Local groups announce a series of August events in Lompoc. Vacation Bible School runs August 10 to 21 at 3346 Constellation Road. Car washes, bake sale, dances, and a Moose meatloaf dinner fill the weekend schedule with multiple venues and donation details. The Chamber installation banquet, August 27 at the Elks Lodge, features Col. Earle Sweetland and a talk on tourism in the seventies. For info call RE 6-4567.
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This column appears every Friday in the Lompoc Record. Inquiries or insertions may be telephoned to the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce at RE 6 4567 before Wednesday at 5 00 p.m.
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Real Spiro Agnew book sells well amid top demand
The Real Spiro Agnew, edited by James Calhoun, is selling briskly with Agnew ordering 100 more copies. The book compiles excerpts from Agnew speeches with a foreword by Al Capp and illustrations by Charles Brooks, featuring quotes on politics, Vietnam, youth, and the press.
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Agnew to visit four Asian nations on fact finding trip
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will conduct a nine day fact finding mission to South Vietnam South Korea Taiwan and Thailand later this month for President Nixon. The White House said Nixon wants first hand impressions of the Nixon doctrine and its effects as the United States gradually disengages from Southeast Asia. Agnew travels August 22 to August 30 without his wife and will meet government leaders in working conferences.
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Weather and a Traffic Stop Highlight UPI Briefs
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