Stolen Outboard Gear Reported in Lompoc Storage Shed
Police report an outboard motor and tools stolen from Homer Rutherford’s storage shed at 825 E Ocean Ave Space 21 valued around 205 dollars. Community notices include youth soccer sign ups at Lompoc Valley YMCA and a salad bar luncheon bazaar by LA PURISIMA Parlor to support scholarships.
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Homer Lee Rutherford
E. Ocean Ave
Space 21
Lompoc Valley
LA Purisima Parlor
Native Daughters of the Golden West
City Hall Auditorium
Roswell Area Obituaries Highlight Tamara Morrow and Leona Scott
Funeral services were held for Tamara Morrow, 13, who died in Albuquerque from kidney complications. She was niece of Don and (Mrs.) Williams of Lompoc and spent summers there. Graveside rites for Leona Larriane Scott, 34, at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery are planned, with Reverend Timberlake officiating. Leona, born in Wisconsin in 1939, resided in Lompoc recent months and is survived by Milo Scott and four children, plus eight siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Tamara M. Morrow
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Miss Morrow
Don Williams
West Willow Ave
Lompoc
Wilburn E. Morrow
John D. Morrow
David Coggin
B. C. Mixon
General Wells
Texas
Walter Tisdale
Starbuck Mortuary
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Leona Larriane Scott
Lompoc District Hospital
First Southern Baptist Church
Wisconsin
Scott
North Poppy
Milo Scott
Ronald
Steven
Richard
Milo Jr
Barbara
Mary
Radar advances on Oahu track VAFB missile launches
A new AN-FPQ-14 tracking radar atop Kaena Point, Oahu, joins SAMTEC operations to monitor ballistic test launches from Vandenberg AFB. Built to track missiles or satellites with high accuracy, it uses Keplerian trajectory updates and star and satellite calibration. The installation required a reinforced concrete base to withstand 60 mph winds, and will handle over 40 launches yearly.
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Oahu
Pearl Harbor
Air Force Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Vandenberg Afb
Range Measurements Laboratory
Eastern Test Range
Patrick Afb
Florida
Kaena Point
Samtec Engineers
California
Island of
Hawaii
Quake fault near Diablo plant not extensive
A USGS researcher says the submarine fault near the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant is small, likely two to three miles long, contradicting earlier fears. The finding prompts further analysis by the Atomic Energy Commission and PG&E officials await Wagner's full report.
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Diablo Plant
Diablo Canyon
Holly Wagner
Menlo Park
U.S. Geological Survey
Pacific Gas and Electric
Lompoc
USGS
Avila Beach
Wagner
Atomic Energy Commission
Pg&e
County Supervisors See 69 Percent Pay Boost Adopted
County supervisors approved a 69 percent pay increase to 24 041 annually bringing the salary to 14 224 with the ordinance set to take effect in 60 days if approved by the Cost of Living Council. Taxpayer groups were blindsided by the move and had not time to prepare statements.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Cost of Living Council
County Taxpayers Assn
County Taxpayers Assn. and the Tax-Action Assn
Tax-Action Assn
George P. Kading
Paul Loyd
Washington
Frank J. Frost
Charles F. Catterlin
James M. Slater
Catterlin
Francis H. Beattie
Curtis Tunnell
Beattie
Frost
Menzel Sworn In As County Clerk
H Menzel Howard Menzel was sworn in by Board of Supervisors chairman Francis H Beattie to succeed J E Lewis who retired due to illness Menzel has served as assistant county clerk for 16 years The ceremony drew about 100 spectators including his wife Maria and his mother Mrs Charles Menzel Judge Floyd Dodson and five other Superior Court judges attended and congratulated him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Menzel
Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
Menzel
J.E. Lewis
Supervisors
Maria
Charles Menzel
Milwaukee
Floyd Dodson
Superior Court
County okays cathedral oaks tennis club with 12 courts
County supervisors approved a conditional use permit for Cathedral Oaks Tennis and Swim Club in Goleta Valley but cut requested courts from 14 to 12 after neighbor objections. The move followed a planning commission deadlock and a debate on the compromise.
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Cathedral Oaks
Goleta Valley
County Supervisors Vote For Higher Salary For Office
The board approved a salary increase to 24041 dollars, arguing it would attract qualified candidates and imply full-time commitment. Beattie opposed the 18000 dollar figure, noting it was insufficient, while Mrs. Lyn McClurg resigned from the Status of Women Commission to join county manpower planning.
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Ircrease
Beattie
County of Status of Women Commission
McClurg
Commission
Board of Supervisors
Manpower Planning Commission
Tunnell
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Daily Record
Paul Harris
Lompoc Jaycees
Junior Alpha Club
American Association of University Women
Law Enforcement Explorer
YMCA
Lompoc Hospital
RED Cross
Village Country Club
Mobil
North County
Jaycees
Santa
Larry Payton
Jim Keeling
Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Bob Esken
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Mar
Ass'n., Inc
Tamara Morrow
Mrs
Leona Scott
John Reddy
Alive & Well
Solvang
Cooper's
Mission Drive
VAFB
H. Menzel
Stanley Thomas
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
American Can
APECO
At&t
Boise Cascade
Champ Hins
Air Line
Chrysler
Dupont
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Fuqua Ind
GAC Corp
Imprl Corp
ITT
John Man Lear
Sieg Litton Ind
Lockheed
McDon Doug
Oxy Pac
Swst Air
RCA
American
Rapid American
Rohr Ind
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil
Cal
Teleprompter
Teledyne
Telex Texaco
Times Mirror
TransAmerica
Union Oil
US Steel
Louis A. Baker, O.D
Optometry
St. Hiway
B.O
Fritz the Cat
Heavy Entertainment
Fritz the
Fremont
So. Thompson Ave
Nipomo
Calif
Gemini Cinema
Northside Center
Scorpio
Jeremy
Insurance
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