School workers seek mediation over contract dispute
Negotiators from the California School Employees Association and Lompoc Unified School District requested state mediation after talks stalled on the agency shop issue. The deadlock emerged at a late negotiation session between a CSEA salary committee and a district team led by Assistant Superintendent Alice Milligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Proctor
California School Employes Association
Lompoc Unified
CSEA
Alice Milligan
Lompoc Planning Actions Include Open Space Zoning Revisions
Lompoc Planning Commission approved changes to the open space zoning definitions and appeals procedures allowing city officials to appeal Architectural Review Committee decisions. It also postponed a subdivision request, authorized a 4.5 acre park land purchase near Lompoc High School, set hearings for guidance on the architectural review committee, and upheld a pole sign denial for Time Oil Co. The meeting also covered labor negotiations with CSEA over salaries, health and agency shop provisions, noting impasse and potential mediator involvement.
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Lompoc
Ed Hauenstein
Cypress and
Hickory Avenues
Seventh Street
Lompoc High School
Architectural Review Committee
Time Oil Co
John Peto
Commission On the Architectural Committee
Jean Jacoby
Chestnut Avenue
H Street
Old Town Center
Palestinian leaders wind up summit meeting today
In Damascus Syria the 42 member Central Council of the Palestine Liberation Organization wraps a three day session. Moderates gain momentum for a West Bank and Gaza state and a single Arab delegation to Geneva peace talks amid pressure on guerrillas to recognize a unified Palestinian position.
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Damascus
Syria
UPS
Middle East
Central Council
The
Palestine Liberation Organization
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Geneva
Dorothy M. Liss
Jane
Robert M. Coe
E. Fir Ave
Donald R. Adams
Dahlia Ct
Edwin F. Walsh
Weat Ave
Louis Antonio Montalvo
Clubhouse
Vandenberg Village
Jeffrey D. Day
North K St
DEA chief gunned down by informer in Bogota shootout
In Bogota a would be narcotics informer shot DEA official Octavio Gonzalez three times then killed himself. The assailant, Thomas Cole, carried a revolver and ammunition boxes. Secretaries fled as Marine guards responded. investigation by U S and Colombian authorities proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
UPI
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S
DEA
Octavio Gonzalez
Thomas Charles Cole
Cole
Lompoc cat haven saved by cattery license approval
The county Animal Control Shelter approved Mrs. Thelma Zimmerman’s cattery license allowing her to keep about 16 cats at her home at 225 South F St. for a decade she has cared for stray felines with inoculations and neutering funded from her own earnings.
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Thelma Zimmerman
South F St
Lompoc
Mrs. Zimmerman
Animal Control Shelter
Gilmore ends hunger strike after Supreme Court ruling
Gary Gilmore abandons efforts to avoid the death penalty and ends a 25 day hunger strike after the U S Supreme Court lifts a stay. His lawyers file to dismiss a petition challenging the 60 day limit and a new execution date is sought by Utah officials.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Gary Gilmore
U.S. Supreme Court
Utah
Ronald Stanger
Robert Moody
Gilmore
Utah State Prison
Fourth District Court
Supreme Court
J. Robert Bullock
Utah Fourth District Court
Spergere
Woult
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EERB
Education Employe Relations Board
Milligan
Tuustees
Federal Drug Agency
Washington
State Department
Philadelphia
Bendix
Carter
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Bendix Corp
W. Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
Brock Adams
Transportation
Departments of Commerce and Defense
Blumenthal
Adams
Big City
Washington State
Sen
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Princeton
United States
Seattle
House
Commerce
Cyrus Vance
California
Harold Brown
Jane Cahill Pfeiffer
Senate
William Simon
William Coleman
Labor
John Dunlop
Jody Powell
Plains
Kennedy
Curtis
Provo
Moody
Ron Stanger
US. Supreme Court
Egeteachers
Shea,” Lee
Stanger
Viera Tree Farm
Joe Gallino
Missouri
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