Tolesko the unlikely author of Sakuran gains literary notice
Edward J. Tolosko, a 54-year-old electrician and artist, premiers his first novel Sakuran about 13th century Japanese samurai. The piece traces his self-taught path from Ohio Polish descent to California painter and inventor, and notes his new Who’s Who listing in California.
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Hospital district eyes master plan bid and life insurance expansion
Lompoc District Hospital board will review Rothrock International's 10000 master plan study proposal tonight at 7 30 in the hospital conference room. Administrator William Diebner supports the plan but directors question spending on the study while staff could do it. The board also considers expanding employee life insurance to all staff, potentially reducing rates but adding 111 dollars monthly.
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Vance and China reach stated aim of normalizing ties
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance concludes four days of talks in Peking with both sides agreeing that U.S. Chinese relations should be normalized though no concrete mechanism was set. Vance said discussions were candid and serious and noted better understanding of the U.S. view.
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July 1977 Foreign Trade Deficit Fourth Highest On Record
The Commerce Department reports a July deficit of 2.3 billion dollars, below June’s peak but still the fourth largest ever. Exports reached 10.14 billion while imports fell to 12.47 billion, with declines led by oil and coffee. The year’s total deficit hits 14.9 billion, amid 14 consecutive monthly shortfalls.
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Plan to link Mission Hills utilities to regional sewer system
Anton Garnier spokesman for Mission Hills utilities outlines a plan to join the Lompoc Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant system, raise sewer charges to fund the hookup, and resolve ongoing disputes with the Regional Water Quality Control Board. He faces a tax deadline with possible state deed of the parcels if unpaid.
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Valinda
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Newton Blanchard
Santa Barbara
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Blanchard Today
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Lompoc Paramedic Hurdle Tied to Hospital Base Station
Lompoc Valley faces a major hurdle before a paramedic program can start, centered on establishing a hospital base station at Lompoc District Hospital. County officials indicate willingness to renegotiate ambulance contracts to include paramedics, while hospital leaders weigh funding and staff needs.
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