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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1971
Page
2
William Buckley argues subscriptions and book sales reveal much about authors earnings. He explains royalties, paperback and hardcover splits, and publisher guarantees, noting readers' cancellations affect only a fraction of income while magazines face higher losses.
The County Planning Commission plans to approve an 87 unit mobile home park on an 10 acre site near Carpinteria's eastern edge at the Dec 15 meeting if city officials remain silent. A public hearing was continued two weeks while staff drafts conditions and seeks reaction from Carpinteria officials on potential annexation.
A perceptive caption compares festive toy displays in Frankfurt with scenes in Paris and London. It notes universal holiday cheer while hinting at varied shopper moods and a minority view within the crowd as an employee in a London shop shows less joy.
Santa Barbara officials leading a county wide PSAS study to map municipal services and overlaps. The aim is to guide annexation decisions and assess Goleta Valley incorporation feasibility amid expanding cities districts and utilities.
A reader seeks forgiveness after a 14 year marriage nearly ends by divorce while another asks about gender bias in journalism. Abby Downs the first case urging forgiveness and faith, then explains career dynamics and offers blunt guidance on a future marriage obstacle.
Entry shows Lompoc Record publishing information including executives editors staff and affiliations. It lists ownership, officers, department heads, and professional memberships. Rate is 2.25 dollars per month with mail delivery terms noted.
The American Red Cross announces a CHIN UP appeal to aid children affected by international disasters including Pakistani refugee camps in India. Running from Thanksgiving Day to Valentine’s Day 1972, the drive aims to raise 500000 dollars for food, milk, sugar, vitamins, blankets, and sewing materials, with local donations urged through the Lompoc Red Cross office.
Brigadier General Jessup D. Lowe presents fifteen individual and eight organizational Savings Achievement Awards at SAMTEC's Seventh Annual RECON Awards Ceremony reviewing FY1971 results. Top saving of 3,195,000 came from Captain Fred Wisely's range aircraft plan. others include 3,095,000 by Philip Wolfe for facilities reconfiguration. Awards honor seven major SAMTEC elements and multiple individuals across Engineering, Plans, Civil Engineering, Range Operations, Procurement and Logistics.
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