Cabrillo High students guard restrooms under strict monitor
Cabrillo High School students patrol girls restrooms to detect smoking. Patrols led by 23 year old Pat Bouslaugh aim to deter smoking, with inspectors noting students may recognize routes and avoid detection. Bouslaugh emphasizes no breaks for smokers and recounts a past close call with a student.
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Stan Tulledo
Cabrillo High School
Pat Bouslaugh
Kym Williams
Dorene Winston
Pat
California Legislature Opens With Tax Relief as Priority
The 1977 California Legislature convened with homeowner property tax relief as a top goal. Gov. Brown faces a crowded session as 350 bills are readied, including SB1 to eliminate owner occupied home taxes via income tax surcharges and sale fees, amid broader tax reform pushes.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Rose Ann Vuich
Dinuba
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ronald Reagan
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
Behr
City Council to decide alley paving alternatives
Three plans to pave 52 unpaved alleys will be reviewed at the City Council meeting. One option would cost 350000 dollars from city funds and reduce funds for other projects. The staff favors a citywide eight to 10 year paving schedule funded by residents behind the alleys. The meeting also includes a second reading on a Bingo legalization ordinance set to take effect in 30 days.
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Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
City Hall Auditorium
Walnut Ave
November construction boom lifts Lompoc and county totals
New construction for November shows strong gains in Lompoc and county areas with residential work driving growth. Lompoc city saw 1.6 million, year to date 4.78 million, while unincorporated Santa Barbara County reached 27.1 million for the fiscal year. Santa Ynez and Santa Maria posted mixed results as Santa Ynez fell short of last year.
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Lompoc
Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Valley
Santa Maria
Carter weighs Doar as attorney general pick
President-elect Jimmy Carter may tap John Doar as attorney general with Hamilton Jordan confirming Doar and Rep. Robert Bergland as top possibilities. Doar led Nixon impeachment inquiry counsel and served in the Civil Rights Division. Bergland is a Minnesota ally of Humphrey and Mondale. Carter plans to vote in Plains for his brother Billy.
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Hamilton Jordan
Carter
Dear
Rep
Robert Bergland
D-Minn
Plains
Billy
A.L. Blanton
Jordan
Doar
Bergland
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Walter Mondale
Jacoby Leaves School Board Race. Coe Enters
Richard K. Jacoby announced he will not seek re election to the five member school board for the March 8, 1977 vote. Gail Steiger also said she would not run, opening the door for two new trustees as Ed Walsh Louis A. Montalvo and Bob Coe file unofficially. The move follows a recall effort over last year's school closures and sets up a test of community sentiment.
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Wiener
Bouslaugh
Lompoc High
Cabrillo
Richard K. Jacoby
Gail Steiger
Jacoby
California
Karl Braun
Barbara Berg
Jack Helman
Ann Sweet
Jacoby and Steiger
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Cabrillo High
Pg&e
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Northern California Power Association
Wahler
Washington
Jack Shepard
Alameda
Bureau of Electricity
Healdsburg
Lodi
Ukiah
Santa Clara
Ralph Fairchild
Fairchild
Neogitations
Shepard
Federal Power Commission
Coleman
William Coleman
Central Avenue
Dike
Parks and Recreation Commission
Alan D. Davidson
Japan
Liberal Party
Tokyo
Liberal Democratic Party
Takeo Miki
Miki
LDP
Coe
Ed Walsh
Hancock College
Louis A. Montalvo
Bob Coe
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