Lompoc Community Calendar and Public Notices
Daily Record reports upcoming local meetings and events including a Resource Conservation District plan of operation meeting at 4 30 p m with dinner after. Also church bazaars and bake sales scheduled December 22 at Williams Bros Market and 1000 N Seventh St. plus a court arraignment in San Luis Obispo for Allan Hancock College student body president over a burglary claim.
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Lompoc
Church of God
N. Seventh St
Williams Bros
West Ocean
William Barry Perkins
Allan Hancock College
San Luis Obispo
Nipomo
Perkins
Hancock
Six Plead Guilty in Lompoc Narcotics Raids
Six men and one woman faced narcotics charges after raids in Lompoc and county areas. Several defendants pleaded guilty to selling marijuana or heroin, with sentences set for December 29 and January 8. Others await trial or had charges dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Santa Maria Superior Court
Bobbie Hogan
W. Lime Ave
Pete Alford
E. Cypress Ave
Aurelio Nano Chavoya
North F St
Robert Jacob Isley
Campell Way
Oxnard
Grant Edward Hogan, III
Lato
Mission Hills
Miguel Tellez Loaiza
North D St
Apt. H
Croin
Darrell Glen Fabing
W. Apricot Ave
Edward Rojas
W. Pine Ave
Francisco Valenzuela Garcia
South T St
Closing Stocks Closing Stocks
The Record lists closing quotations from Rohrbaugh and Co with prices for Alcan American Air American Can Anaconda Bethlehem Boise-Cascade Bunker-Ramo City Investing Chrysler Computer Sciences Control Data Dupont Eastman Kodak Fleetwood Ford Motor FuquaInd GAC General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Imperial Corp Int Harv International Paper Johns-Manville Lear Siegler Litton Indus Lockheed McDonnell-Douglas Oxy Penn-Central Rapid American Rapid Amer WTS Safeway Sears SoCal Edison Sperry Rand Stand Oil of Calif Texaco Times-Mirror TransAmerica Union Oil Venet Westinghouse Woolworth with totals 1027.25 up 2.18 and 232.71up .12 and closing volume 18,300,000.
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Alcan
BOR Soek
Seas American Air
AmericanCan
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Boise-Cascade
Bunker-Ramo
City Investing
Comte
Chrysler
Computer Sciences
Dupont
SperryRand
Stand Oil of
Calif
eSilavate
Teleprompter
Tennert Ee Texaco
Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
Union Oil
Venet
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Only one of 51 women pass police physical
In Jersey City 51 women took a civil service physical for the police. Only one met height and weight standards and passed the agility test. Police Director Frederick Stevens criticized the test as not realistic for women, noting 255 men tested with 169 passing.
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Jersey City
UPI
Police Department
Frederick Stevens
Civil Service Commission
East Orange
Stevens
SEC Chief Testifies White House Advised Withholding ITT Files
SEC Chairman William Casey testified that a White House counsel advised withholding ITT case files from Congress due to ongoing Justice Department and SEC investigations. Casey’s aide Charles Whitman added the files were politically sensitive, and Whitman said he rejected Senator Kennedy's request hoping to avoid political scandal before the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
White House
House
William Casey
ITT
Justice Department
Congress
House Commerce Investigations
Charles S. Whitman
Casey
Senate
Whitman
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Thirty Five New U S Citizens Naturalized in Santa Barbara
Thirty five Santa Barbara County residents became new U S citizens at a naturalization final hearing in the Mural Room of the Santa Barbara Courthouse. Superior Judge Charles S Stevens Jr presided as Charles F Catterlin urged civic participation and voter registration forms were signed at a League of Women Voters booth near the room.
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Santa Barbara County
U.S
Santa Barbara
Charles S. Stevens Jr
Charles F. Catterlin
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara League of Women Voters
Hart granted delay in filing campaign report in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Superior Judge John T. Rickard allowed Gary Hart to file his campaign expenditure and receipts statement as late as December 29. Hart's headquarters sought the extension from the December 12 deadline due to incomplete expenditure data from an agency. Hart's committee showed over $74,000 in collections versus more than $80,000 in receipts supporting Republican W. Don MacGillivray.
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Santa Barbara
John T. Rickard
Democratic Assembly
Gary Hart
Hart
W. Don MacGillivray
Two Park Commission Members Allow Resignations
Two longtime Park Commission members resigned their posts on Thursday after decades of service. George L. Burtness and Dr. Van A. Christy announced they would retire, prompting talk that replacements may be named by the Board of Supervisors before the January session. The pair, who have served together since 1954, were praised for their dedication and fair leadership during a final meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
George L. Burtness
Solvang
van A. Christy
Santa Barbara
Burtness
Ed Rowe
Lompoc
Christy
George
County Public Works
Dr. Christy
Board of Supervisors
Suit filed favors Farr in immunity battle over jail funds
A taxpayer suit in Los Angeles Superior Court contends that public funds were illegally used to jail William Farr after he refused to reveal sources for a Manson Family story. The suit cites a California evidence code section granting newsmen immunity from contempt prosecutions for refusing to disclose sources.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William Farr
Farr
Superior
Superior Court
Charles Older
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Wes Huffman
Nuernberg
Germany
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc Savings and Loan
Don Ausbrooks
Terrill Cox
Cabrillo and
Lompoc High School
D. C. Anderson
Cabrillo
Ed Rodgers
Beno
Saab
Tor’s Foreign Car Service
North H Street
Lompoc RE
James Slater
Charles Begg
J. Christy
Begg
Ray Jacobs
Fred Lemere
Joe Gray
Santa Maria
Hal Bruington
Buriness
Starbuck
McPeek Family Mortuary
Drexel
Heritage
Car Shops
Salem House
Simmons
La-Z-Boy
Rembrandt
Admiral
Speed Queen
KitchenAid
Motorola
G.E
Panasonic
Zenith
Amana
Rocker
Linden
No. H St
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