Lompoc Republican Women Meet. Eco Talk at Hancock College
Valley Republican Women sponsor a meeting in the Lompoc Library with Assemblyman John Stull as speaker. Fred Eissler will discuss The Role of the Engineer in the Ecology Scene at Allan Hancock College. Memorial fund for Leo Baczkiewicz established. police probe purse snatching on East Locust.
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Republican Women’s Club
Republican Organization
Lompoc
John Stull
San Diego
Fred Eissler
Santa Barbara
Allan Hancock College Performing Arts Center
Hancock Ecology Action Club
Leo Baeczkiewicz
Allan Hancock College
Leo Baczkiewicz
Robert Penney
Lompoc Building Volume Surges Past November Mark
Building activity in Lompoc reached 424 584 for the fiscal year and 658 304 for the calendar year by November, surpassing the prior year totals. November alone registered 34 147, nearly triple the November 1970 figure, signaling a strong year for construction.
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Obituary for Agnes Kerr 80 Lompoc Resident
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at McPeek Family Mortuary for Agnes Perninh Kerr 80 of 1033 North O Street Lompoc who died Sunday at Lompoc Hospital Rev Baxter Ramsey will officiate Interment will be in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Born in 1891 in Cooper County Missouri she lived in Lompoc 16 years She is survived by three sons William Kerr Walter Kerr of Oregon Wayne Kerr five daughters Sara White block Ninnie Burkhart Catherine Molter Mary Scroggins Virginia Dunkle of Winston Ore and 27 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and one sister Ada Bradshaw of Okmulgee Oklahoma
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North “O"’ Street
Lompoc
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
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William Kerr
Walter Kerr
Oregon
Wayne Kerr
Sara Whiteblock
Ninnie Burkhart
Catherine Molter
Mary Scroggins
Virginia Dunkle
Winston
Ore
Ada Bradshaw
Okmulgee
Okla
Longest California legislative session ends amid tax and reapportionment stalemate
Sacramento report notes the 1971 California legislature adjourned on the 335th day without passing a $501 million tax increase or a reapportionment plan. Governor Reagan called a special session to tackle the tax issue while Republicans dominate a redistricting commission dispute. Reagan signed higher education and auto repair bills expanding college naming and licensing rules.
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USSR reports first Mars soft landing but signals fail
Tass said the Mars 3 lander touched down December 2 to search for life but its television signal was brief and then cut off. Mars 2 orbited Mars on November 27. both sputniks carried soft landers. The U S planned Viking landers in 1976 with life detection instruments and orbiters for relay.
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Population of Amchitka sea otters plummets after blast
Biologists counting near Amchitka Island report a collapse from about 1,200 otters to a high count of 155. They warn the extinction risk rises as carcasses were swept away or buried after the five megaton underground test. Alaska officials cite two areas with large declines and note initial finding of only twenty otters after the blast.
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John Vania
University of Arizona
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Pacific
Bering Sea
Aleutian Chain
Diver missing in undersea cave off Santa Barbara Island
Michael K. Dygert, 22, of Whittier, vanished Sunday while diving near a dangerous cave 40 miles west of the mainland. A seven man search was forced to abandon reentry due to heavy seas and turbulent surge, with weather potentially delaying efforts for three days.
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Roger Smith
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Buckeye State captain reported in fine condition after attack
Captain Chris Meier of the U S freighter Buckeye State is in fine condition after wounds from Indian air attack in Chittagong harbor. Crewman William Sipes with less serious injuries is under care at Rangoon Diplomatic Hospital. Burmese doctors removed a 20mm shell and shrapnel from Meier while embassy physicians visit.
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Chittagong
William Sipes
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Christmas Dinner Planned for Vandenberg IEEE Social
Wives and guests are invited to the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Vandenberg Section Christmas social in Santa Maria. A Santa Maria style barbecue dinner at 7 p.m. at Merrells Steak House will follow a cocktail hour. John W. Sutherland will deliver Science and the Humanities Bridging the Gap, a talk on science education for non science majors and the role of science and tech in society.
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Santa Maria
Merrell’s
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Hancock College
California
Ohio
A.W. Bowman
California Democrats favor diverse primary over favorite son plan
UPI reports a California Poll showing 66 percent of Democrats back a slambang oneness primary, 14 percent support a favorite son delegation. Voters want candidates to compete for primary votes, despite some party leaders preferring a unity delegation.
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New California teachers group targets CTA membership
The United Teacher Associations of California led by George Bakker vows to draw 50,000 members from the California Teachers Association by pursuing collective bargaining. CTA president Gordon Bittle dismisses UTAC as ineffective and unlikely to reach its goals, while UTAC argues old lines split the union and seeks professional relations through bargaining.
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Arcadia
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Pearl Harbor anniversary observed in Hawaii with survivors
Hawaii residents and about 2,500 Pearl Harbor survivors gathered for a solemn 30th anniversary commemoration. Memorial services were planned at the USS Arizona Memorial and the National Cemetery of the Pacific with dedication ceremonies for a new Utah memorial atop the sunken ship. The Pearl Harbor Survivors Association members, meeting annually in Honolulu, would assemble at the National Cemetery at 7 55 a m HST, marking the exact time of the 1941 attack.
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