Budget cuts would trim seven forestry jobs in California
Sacramento reports 77 positions in the Division of Forestry eliminated over a year to save 1.7 million dollars. Deputy Director John Mayfield insists firefighting capacity remains intact, while Raymond Caldwell, head of the union, warns the division is already stretched and riskier fire periods loom. Cuts include closing District 3 HQ in Sacramento and eliminating 30 administrative ranger positions at conservation camps.
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Sacramento
UPI
Division of Forestry
California
John Mayfield
State Department of Conservation
Legislative Conference
Mayfield
California Division of Forestry Employes Association
Raymond B. Caldwell
State Resources Agency
Norman Livermore Jr
Caldwell
District 3
Explosion damages Seattle Legion Hall entrance
An explosion shattered the left front corner of the American Legion Memorial Hall in downtown Seattle causing about 2500 dollars in damage with no injuries. Police searched for additional charges and found none. The building had been vacated by the Legion months earlier.
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Seattle
UPI
American Legion Memorial Hall
Washington
the Legion
Legion
52Nd
American Legion National
Portland
Ore
C124 Globemaster Missing Near Alaska After Takeoff
Coast Guard cutters and aircraft combed the barren Alaska coast for the C124 Globemaster missing with seven crew and satellite equipment. The plane left McChord AFB Tacoma bound for Cold Bay Alaska, radioed Elmendorf, then vanished in bad weather 90 miles out. Search efforts were launched by Alaskan Air Command.
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Elmendorf Air Force Base
Alaska
UPI
Coast Guard
McCord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Cold Bay
Globemaster
Alaska Peninsula
Alaskan Air Command
Community events and notices in Lompoc Valley
Lompoc groups announce Al Anon meetings at 521 East Ocean Avenue on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p.m. A Mexican Independence Day dance at Veterans Memorial Building August 29 runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to select queen by ticket sales. Also listed are Moose breakfast, church union meeting, Knights of Columbus recruitment, university women meeting, WWI veterans gathering, local historical society dinner, Mission Hills barbecue, senior citizens trip, Holland Germany slide show, rummage sale at St Marys Church, and contact details for inserts.
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Lompoc Valley
Al-Anon
Women of the Moose
Lompoc
Moose Lodge
W. Laurel
First Christian Church
College and V
Knights of Columbus
John Fitzgerald
Chaplin
Council
Tom Cunningham
Ben Fisher
Chestnut Ave
American Association of University Women
Lompoc- Vandenberg
Henry P. Gallina
Lompoc Unified
Infant Schools of England
Lompoc Public Library
Veterans Memorial Building
Grange Hall
North G Street
Lynden
Earl Calvert RE
Mission Hills
Burton-Mesa Blvd
City Hall
Juanita Brown
Holland
Germany
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
East Central Avenue
Fingerprints to be shown at cult trial in Tate killings
UPI reports fingerprints of Patricia Krenwinkel and Charles Tex Watson linked to items in the Sharon Tate home. Prosecutors plan expert testimony as Kasabian's testimony remains key, while no prints were found at the LaBianca residence.
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Cult Trial
Los Angeles
UPI
Sharon Tate
Linda Kasabian
Charles Manson
Aaron Stovitz
Patricia Krenwinkel
Charles “Tex
David Katsuyama
LaBianca
Danny Galindo
Galindo
Welfare chief Richardson seen as image of efficiency
Washington observers note Elliot L. Richardson, two months into leading HEW, is praised as efficient and Clark Kent like. While GOP obstacles persist and he faces personnel losses, he is credited with revitalizing the welfare program and delivering smooth operation in HEW.
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Washington
UPI
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
State Department
HEW
Robert H. Finch
Defense Department
White House
Elliot Richardson
Clark Kent
The
Boston Globe
Elliot
Department
Congress
Nixon Administration
Nixon laughs at Hair as he attends Los Angeles show
President Nixon and Pat Nixon’s daughter Tricia attended a Musical Theatre Cavalcade opening in Los Angeles. Nixon praised old tunes but admitted Hair left him puzzled as protesters demonstrated nearby and a peace monument stood between the party and the crowd.
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San Clemente
UPI
Nixon
Los Angeles Music Center
Tricia
Pat
Juliet Prowse
Kern
Los Angeles
Dorothy Chandler
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Houston S. Flournoy
James Flournoy
Edmund G. Brown Jr
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Brown
George W. Milias
Gilroy
Alberta Jordan
Frank M. Jordan
Dearmond Moore
Federal Correctional Institution
FCI
Moore
University of California At Santa Barbara
U.S. Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Federal Medical Facility
Springfield
United Press International
Pacific Coast
Canada
Talahassee
Orlando
Florida
Lompog Record
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
PiXies
By Wohl
Jack Wohl
United Peeters Byadicune
Tng
Hugh Davies
Lompoc RE
OALY
BAT
Don Knotts
Phyllis Duller
Lompoc Theatre
Sat. Jr. Matinee
Cheyenne Social Club
Santa Maria Theatres
Peppertree Plaza Theatre
Patton
Etna Life & Casualty
Commodore
Harry Morris
E. College Avenue
Life & Casualty
George Karl
Scott
Malden
Santa Maria
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Broadway
Donovan RD
Hollywood
New York Times
Lompoc Shopping Center
Church of Christ
North O Street
Jhomopog
Sluam Wyle Ray Stark
Columbia Pictures
Rasar Productions
Barbra Streisand
Omar Sharif
Funny Girl Technicolor
Panavision
Walt Disney
Boy & the Eagle
North
Hiway
Cheyenne
Henry Fonda
Shirley Jones
Sue Ane Langdon
Teamcoen
David Janssen
Kim Dar Y
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