Job opening for Head Start teacher aide in Guadalupe
Daily Record notes an opening for a Head Start teacher aide with the Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County. Duties include assisting teachers, field trips, interpreter work, supervision of play areas, and transportation as needed. Apply by mail to Santa Barbara, 93102. Position available January 4, 1971. Holidays listed.
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Community Action Commission of
Santa Barbara County
Guadalupe
Olivera St
Community Action Commission
P.O
Santa Barbara
Free chest X ray at Veterans Memorial Building lot
A mobile X ray unit will operate in the southeast parking lot of the Veterans Memorial Building at H and Locust. On Monday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. residents aged 15 and older may receive a free chest X ray.
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Veterans Memorial Building
H and Locust
Two Contracts Awarded for Housing Driveway and Wiring Rehabilitation
The base procurement division awarded Le-Rich Constructors Inc. of Vandenberg $69,309 for family housing driveway repairs after 28 bids were requested and 10 received. Hartford Electric of Santa Maria won an estimated $12,898 contract to rehabilitate wiring in building 23225 from 20 bids requested and five received.
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Le-Rich Constructors Inc
Vandenberg
Hartford Electric
Santa Maria
Cancelled events by American Legion Auxiliary 211
Two events of the American Legion Auxiliary 211 have been cancelled due to the approaching period. Authorities notify members of the change and advise checking for rescheduled dates.
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American Legion Auxiliary 211
Space shuttle facility plans outlined at VAFB
Evans outlined a facility with launching pads a 10000 foot runway inspection and testing buildings and a vertical lift for shuttle maintenance and transport. Glenn Manley noted VAFB runways could work with 2000 feet added but winds remain a factor. The ITOS A weather satellite launch was scrubbed by high winds and rescheduled to Friday before dignitaries including Lagomarsino MacGillivray Van Goey Garland Wilson and local mayors.
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Evans
Glenn Manley
Samtec
VAFB
Earth
ITOS
NASA
Robert Lagomarsino
W. Don MacGillivray
Henry van Goey
Air Force
William Garland
Louis Wilson
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Ventura Counties
Dayan Seeks U S Bargain Ahead of Peace Talks
Moshe Dayan heads to Washington to press for security guarantees and U S arms commitments through 1972, plus U S veto protection if sanctions arise. He aims for a new cease fire with Egypt via U S mediation and a troop disengagement plan at Suez. Meanwhile fighting prompts a renewed timetable for guerrilla and government withdrawals.
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United Press International
Israel
Moshe Dayan
United States
Washington
Middle East
Dayan
United Jewish Appeal
UJA
Golda Meir
Tel Aviv
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Suez Canal
Amman
Jerash
Fourth suspect held in mistreatment allegation case
A 19 year old man was jailed yesterday on charges of participating in a sexual party involving a 13 year old girl in a case that has resulted in the arrest of three other young men. Robert Allan Young was booked in Lompoc Jail on charges of violations of crimes against children with bail set at 5000 dollars.
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Robert Allan Young
Lompoc
Young
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Frederick Columbus
Antares Ave
Michael Lee Campbell
Uranus Ave
Vandenberg Village
Phillip Jerome Bolin
Columbus
Campbell
Bolin
Sheriff's Deputies
Linda Davidson
S. I St
Beattie land assessment reduced in Lompoc case
Beattie family property valuations cut by the Board of Equalization citing 1969 flood damage along the Santa Ynez River north of Lompoc. Five parcels saw reduced land values to 153600 from 165900 with no changes to improvements. Beattie family attorney stated no reduction sought for improvements.
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Hattie Beattie
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
Board of Equalization
Beattie
William Cook
Santa Ynez
Lawrence Grossman
Hughes Officials Battle in Court Over Hughes Empire
In Las Vegas two factions fight for control of Howard Hughes Nevada gambling empire worth about 300 million. R T Maheu denies a power of attorney and says Hughes entrusted seven Nevada hotels and casinos to him while Hughes allegedly stays in a Bahamas hotel.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Bahamas
Robert T. Maheu
Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Maheu
Morton Galane
Carpenter Campaign Costs Show Far Less Than Opponent
John W. Carpenter who will replace James Webster next month filed general election reports showing he received 10 308 in contributions and spent 11 131 with 2 452 from individuals over 500 including 1 066 from Carpenter himself. Thomas Thornton reported 19 555 in contributions and 19 752 in expenditures. The filing deadline was Tuesday.
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John W. Carpenter
James Webster
Carpenter
Carpinteria
Thornton
FBI
Santa Barbara
Yuletide Decorating Judging Set in Lompoc Valley
The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce will judge home and business Christmas displays next week. Trophies will be awarded in residential areas N W Lompoc N E Lompoc S W Lompoc S E Lompoc Mission Hills Vandenberg Village F C 1 and Vandenberg AFB as well as Sweepstakes and business interior exterior. Entrants must call by Friday December 11 5 p.m. to register with name and address. judging ends Friday December 18 and winners are announced Wednesday December 23.
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Lompoc Valley
Dead white elephant project faces mounting costs and debt
The proposal shows an assessed valuation of 32 337 745 dollars with property tax income of 543 274 and a total budget of 2 313 355. It would require borrowing 53 064 000 dollars plus interest and annual operating costs between 79 900 and 128 000. Annual repayments would be 2 477 000 in 1980, rising to 3 408 000, with the Bureau of Reclamation warning the estimate will likely grow. The analysis argues final construction costs will be higher and urges halting funding and burial of the project.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Lompoc Savings and Loan reports strong gains at annual meeting
The Lompoc Savings and Loan Association reports total assets of 13.31 million and real estate loans of 11.55 million. Earnings per share reach 3.35 with book value rising to 28. The board was re elected, led by President Lawrence Grossman with officers Don Ausbrooks and Terrill Cox. In Houston, Sherry Thrift, 53, was killed in her sleep when a pistol under her husband’s pillow discharged as he rose.
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Lompoc Savings and Loan Association
Valley Club
Lawrence Grossman
Grossman
Harley Craig
J. Donald Adam
Howard Moore
Joe Machado
Robert Chilson
Francis Beattie
Don Ausbrooks
Terrill Cox
Houston
UPI
Sherry Thrift
Thomas M. Thrift
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Bob Hunt
Parks and Recreation Commission
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al Ahram
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England
Bud Abbott
Coast Guard
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R. Kk. Reese
State Personnel Board
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Art Scott
Lompoc High School Braves
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Charles Apple
Washington, D.C
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Hughes Tool
James C. Babcock
Golden Valentine Specialty House
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AUAG
Lompoc Dam
Dorothy Robinson
Chm
E. Palmetto
Sonja Fenwick
Treas
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
S&l
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At&t
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Chrysler
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Eastman Kodak
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Dart
Safeway
Screw & Bolt
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Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calife
Stand
Telex Eevee
Texaco Eeee
Textron
Times Mirror Eeee
TransAmerica
Travelers
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Eereeene
United Aircraft
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Eeree
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