County awards first official flag design in Santa Barbara
In a public Board of Supervisors session in Santa Barbara the county unveiled its first official flag beside Old Glory and the state banner. The winning design by 17 year old Barbara Perez features the courthouse and mission landmarks with county industries. District winners and runners up from area schools received medallions and prizes as judges noted the creative entries.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Barbara Perez
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Santa Barbara Savings Manager
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Georgia Dillman
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Susan Terry
Canolino
Anne Kammer
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Morgan de Lucia
San Marcos
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Goleta Union
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Jonata School
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Jonessa Pickard
Dos Pueblos
Tom Lyra
la Mesa
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Lisa Ball
Pine Grove
Santa Maria
Orcutt
Buellton Jonata
Harriet Adam
William Luton
Los Alamos
John T. Rickard
Emily Wallbrandt
Carpinteria
Virgil Cordano
Youth in Government Conference Draws 140 Students
More than 140 high school students filled the Board of Supervisors hearing room for the fifth annual Youth in Government Conference in Santa Barbara. Curtis Tunnell of Santa Maria originated the idea. The youths tour county departments and will conclude Tuesday afternoon after a Monday night stay at a Santa Barbara motel. County officials highlight ongoing job openings in government for graduates.
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California proposition spending tops 8.4 million in 22 measures
State records show more than 8.4 million dollars spent for and against 22 propositions on the November ballot. Prop 14 drew the largest combined outlay at 2.2 million in a Watson property tax limit fight that voters rejected.
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Freezing Temperatures Press Through Central United States
Freezing rain glazed an area from the southern Plains to the Ohio Valley and snow spread from New Mexico to the Great Lakes. Dallas police warned chains fail on ice as motorists faced numerous accidents and a cold wave blanketed much of the nation. Eleven towboats battled wintry elements on the Mississippi River to aid trapped barges.
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Tunnell on coastline board (Continued from Page 1)
Tunnell heads a Santa Maria roofing firm and faces criticism from Dr. Norman Sanders of UC Santa Barbara representing the Coastal Alliance. Debate centers on balancing north and south county interests on the Tri-county coastal board and who should be appointed to finish the term.
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UC Santa Barbara
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