Correction announces Feb 18 CSF Recognition Night at Lompoc High
The Teen Page notes February 9 date was incorrect and Kristi Olsen was misnamed as secretary. Linda Olsen and Ann Bergman are the correct secretaries. Water District directors will meet in Lompoc at 7 30 p m to hear feasibility study progress and flood control studies on the Santa Ynez River with reports on water quality standards and conflict of interest legislation. The session, held in City Council chambers, is among few Lompoc meetings scheduled.
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CSF
Lompoc High School
Kristi Olsen
Linda Olsen
Ann Bergman
Santa Ynez River
Launch set for NASA's SERT 2 from Vandenberg tonight
The SERT 2 spacecraft is scheduled for liftoff at 6 50 PM from Vandenberg AFB for the first orbital test of electronic bombardment ion engines. The launch was rescheduled after ITOS 1 weather satellite delays last week.
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NASA
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Huntington Beach teen named California Junior Miss 1970
Santa Rosa report states 18 year old Rhor da Martyn of Huntington Beach won the California Miss Junior Miss title. She was named state winner after 54 contestants vied for the honor and will represent California in Mobile Alabama on March 13. Karen Swisher and Leslie Yerington were runners up.
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Santa Rosa
UPI
Rhorda Martyn
Huntington Beach
California
U.S
Mobile
Ala
Miss Martyn
Karen Swisher
Santa Maria Valley
Leslie Yerington
la Morada
Senate approves newspaper joint operation bill to save papers
The Senate passed a bill 64 to 13 to allow joint operation of two city newspapers if one faces failure, overturning a Supreme Court ruling that such agreements violate antitrust laws. An attempted amendment to narrow the carveout failed 63 to 13. The measure would permit joint operation of production and clerical work while keeping editorial and advertising separate.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
McIntyre
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Railroads and unions to resume talks on contract
Four shopcraft unions and railroads agree at government request to renew bargaining to avert a nationwide shutdown. Labor Secretary Shultz to meet aides as courts weigh further steps. A prior 10 day grace period could trigger strikes or lockouts if no agreement is reached on work rules and an 18 percent wage rise. Rail service remains normal for now.
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Washington
UPI
George J. Shultz
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Union Pacific Railroad
Atlas and Titan launching facilities for sale
Sealed bids are invited by Vandenberg AFB for purchase and removal of incomplete Titan I and Atlas missile launching facilities along with installed equipment and fixtures but not land. Auction closes 10 45 a.m. Monday March 2 at the Federal Building Los Angeles.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Federal Building
Los Angeles St
Los Angeles
Los Angeles District Corps of Engineers
Nixon Budget Proposes June 30 Surplus Of 1.5 Billion
The budget calls for a $1.5 billion surplus for the year ending June 30 despite higher spending on law enforcement and social programs. Proposals include social security tax hikes, keeping auto and phone excise taxes, higher postal rates, and $2.2 billion in program cuts. The plan also aims to fund a $4.5 billion family assistance program starting with $500 million in start-up costs.
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Nixon
Robert P. Mayo
Congress
Treasury
Air Force Controllers Credit 91 Aircraft Saves in 1969
Air traffic controllers in the Air Force Communications Service credited 91 saves during 1969, protecting 977 people aboard 63 military and 28 civilian aircraft. The 2055 Communications Squadron at Vandenberg AFB oversees base and Santa Maria Airport operations.
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Air Force Communications Service
AFCS
2055
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Santa Maria
Nixon budget outlines 1971 defense and social spending
President Nixon submits the fiscal 1971 budget detailing 36 percent defense and 41 percent human resources outlays. It shows sources of revenue from personal and corporate income taxes, payroll taxes, excise taxes, and other revenues to fund programs including health education aid to the poor and veterans benefits.
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Nixon
Stockton Boy Named Top Farmer in California
Dean Cortopassi, 23, of Stockton, named California Outstanding Young Farmer 1970 at Porterville finals by the California Jaycees. He farms over 1200 acres near Stockton growing tomatoes and beans. winner receives 500 dollars and will go to the national contest. Runner-up is Ronald Metzler of Fresno. The announcement came at a Porterville banquet after afternoon judging.
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Dean Cortopassi
Stockton
California
Porterville
California Jaycees
Larry Acin
Bank of America
OYF
Ronald Metzler
Fresno
Porterville Jaycees
Lompoc Closing Stocks Reported for February 2 1970
The following closing stock quotations are furnished the Record through Rohrbaugh and Co. of Lompoc. Contact 3865 F Constellation Road RE 3-3551 for details.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Nixon budget allocates 10.2 million for Folsom South Canal
Senator George Murphy announced that the 1971 fiscal year budget includes 10.2 million dollars for the Folsom South Canal Reclamation Project. The project diverts American River water below Folsom dam into a canal for transport to the San Joaquin Valley, with prior House and Senate increases noted.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Folsom South Canal
George Murphy
R-Calif
House
Senate
Folsom Dam
San Joaquin Valley
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SAMSO
United Technology Center
UTC Static
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United Teachers
Association of Classroom Teachers
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Robert Ranson
Atlas
Titan
Harry Morris
College Avenue
Lupe & Casualty
Bina Casualty & Surety Co
Savannah
Lompoe
Calif
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LOMPO
Alcan, Alum
Oc Ccces
ALCOR
American Motors
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Dowmoss Bce
Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
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Imperial Corp
International Paper
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Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota
Penn-Central
Outboard Marine
Oxy
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Coleen
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Screw & Bolt
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Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific Ee Ee Sperry Rand
Stand Oil
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Texaco
Textron
Times-Mirror
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Folsom
Murphy
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria Thurs
A&w
Quik Fries
Ocean Ave
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