Under 18 voting registrations begin in Santa Barbara
The County Election Division in Santa Barbara started taking registrations for residents who will be 18 to 20 at school elections. Mrs. Myrtle Heltman reported 10 registrations, including nine students from Santa Barbara City College and Santa Barbara High School and one local housewife. The 18-year-old voting law takes effect Jan 1, 1971, but its constitutionality is unsettled, so registrations are kept separate under county residency rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Myrtle Heltman
Santa Barbara City College
Santa Barbara High School
U. S. Supreme Court
George Kading
Libel suit dismissed as campaign action ends
A two year old libel suit by former Assemblyman Winfield A. Shoemaker for 510000 against the 1968 MacGillivray Campaign Committee and Ernest Righetti was dismissed with prejudice after a motion to dismiss for lack of prosecution. Righetti and the committee exonerated, while Shoemaker’s case ended as part of campaign tactics. Also noted, Santa Barbara County Medical Society officers for 1971 were elected with Dr William Kucera as President-elect and several doctors named to the Governing Board and California Medical Association delegates, to be installed at the Coral Casino dinner January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield A. Shoemaker
MacGillivray Campaign Committee
Ernest Righetti
Shoemaker
MacGillivray Committee
Sullivan, Roche & Johnson
Righetti
Theodore Roche
MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Harold B. Miles
Planning Commission Denies Goleta Casmalia Trailer Uses
The County Planning Commission refused requests to permit four trailers as temporary offices or homes in Goleta Valley and Casmalia citing a new state law banning land use variances for trailer use. Several other actions included day care approvals, an agricultural preserve permit, and tax apportionments for November.
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The
County Planning Commission
Goleta Valley
Casmalia
General Research Corp
Hollister Ave
Willard P. Morris
Black Rd
Goleta
Commission
City of
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Dee Pagliotti
Vandenberg Apartments
Burton Mesa
Vandenberg Village
Roger Morehart
Cuyama Valley
Cuyama River
Los Padres National Forest
Santa Barbara County
Child
Evangelism Fellowship, Inc
Lompoc Valley
T. E. Thompson
Orilla
Mission Hills
Verna Lou Rives
San Marino
California Campaign Record Shows $12 Million Raised statewide
State records indicate a historic 12 million dollars flowed into California campaigns for the November election. Officials note the sum may be the highest on record as candidates for seven top offices and the superintendent race report totals surpassing 11 million. Contributions from actors, department stores, and law firms are listed alongside major donors to Ed Brown Jr. and Evelle Younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Hollywood
Giant
Nixon
H.P
Pat) Sullivan
Sullivan
Evelle Younger
Charles O'Brien
Younger
Adams, Duque and Hazeltine
Broadway Department Stores
Bullock's
Gump's Inc
May Co
Sears Roebuck Co
Norton Simon
O'Brien
Burt Lancaster
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Lance Reventlow
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Edmund G. Brown Jr
James Flournoy
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Jyant
Sweden
Finland
Soviet Union
Refugio Rd
Roblar Ave
Star Rt
Heard
William B. Witner
Central Ave
DeWolfff
County Board of Equalization
Joe Signorelli
Flournoy
Houston I. Flournoy
Lompoc City
Signorelli
Francis H. Beattie
Houston S. Flournoy
Skylab
North Broadway
Santa Maria
Brown
Adams
Duque
Hazeltine
Lorne Greene
Frank Sinatra
Los Angeles
Joe Quinn
Steve Allen
Atlantic Richfield Oil Co
Walter Knott
Knot
Benjamin Swig
Ivy Baker Priest
Milton Gordon
Zina
Harry Morris Insurance
College Avenue
Life & Casualty
Lina Casualty & Surety Co
Foster's Smokehouse
North
I" St
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