Closing Stocks Mixed as Markets End Week
Closing stock quotations show varied gains and losses across major firms led by General Motors and Ford with notable moves in U S steel and aviation. The Record lists entities such as General Electric Chrysler Lockheed Penn Central and Transamerica with percent changes and a total closing volume of 16,050,000 shares.
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Alcan
Alum
American Motors
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Ee Ee
Imperial Corp
International Paper
Sears Roebuck
Cal Egon
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
Eace
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota Mining
Penn-Central
Outboard Marine
ORF
Ioe
Ceres Ees Ace
Parke Davis
CAO
Cihs
Serra
Arcik
Ye Hk
Oif
Ea Abe Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
PEW
Casaiecart Eaves
Bgisa Skelety
United Aircraft
Uniroyal
Westinghouse
Woolworth. Alee
Beautification awards banquet to honor monthly winners
Mrs. Walter Conrad previewed as guest speaker for the City Beautification Committee annual awards banquet tomorrow. The Santa Maria Valley Beautiful leader is wife of Allan Hancock College president. Color slides will be shown and framed certificates given for past year’s residential and commercial winners. City officials and dignitaries attend the luncheon at noon at the Lompoc Valley Bowl.
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Walter Conrad
Conrad
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria Valley Beautiful
Lompoc Valley
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Santa Barbara County
Gibralter Deed Company as Trustee will conduct a public auction on February 25, 1970 at 11 00 A M at the Anacapa and Figueroa Streets entrance to the Court House Santa Barbara California to sell Lot 5 of Subdivision LO M 81 in Lompoc to satisfy the note of 13 700 64 plus interest and costs secured by a Deed of Trust dated July 19 1963 by Robert C Caquette and Carol J Caquette The sale notes breach of default and is without warranty of title or possession for cash to the highest bidder at the sale site instructed by the Deed of Trust documents.
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T.O
Gibraltar
Robert C. Caoquette
Carol J. Caquette
County Recorder
Santa Barbara
California
United States
Anacapa
Figueroa
Court House
Lompoc
Civil rights attorney calls Carswell bitter and mean
Attorney Joseph L. Rauh labeled Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell as bitter and mean, likening him to Judge Haynsworth. Rauh testified amid hearings on Carswell’s nomination, as Senate action faced a potential delay from a Bayh procedural move.
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Carswell
Roy McGhee Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Haynsworth
Joseph L. Rauh
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth
Senate
Rauh
Senate Judiciary Committee
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Tallahassee
Fla
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Rail unions and railroads push toward turning point in shutdown talks
Washington union and management negotiators met for two hours with government mediators present. William Usery and William Winpisinger voiced cautious optimism while work rules remained the sticking point that derailed a December tentative agreement.
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Washington
UPI
William J. Usery
William W. Winpisinger
Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists
John P. Holtz Jr
Argentina Rail Crash Probe Focuses On Robbery Shock
Argentine investigators consider a psychological lapse after an armed robbery may have caused the Tucuman Express to hit a stalled local train. Police hold station staff Maximo Blanco and Bartolome Ayama under custody for alleged failures to stop the speeding train. Death toll estimates range from 137 to 236 as details unfold.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Maximo Blanco
Bartolome Ayama
Tucuman
Record marriage licenses set weekly high in Lom poc
County records show 16 marriage licenses issued in the week ending Friday in Lom poc. Names include Don Eric Robison and Barbara Lynne Lucas aged 25 and 18, both of 213 N M St Lom poc, along with many other couples from Lompoc Mission Hills San Jose and surrounding areas.
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Lompoc
Don Eric Robison
Barbara Lynne Lucas
N. M St
James Thomas Jordan
Olanta
S.C
Margie Anne Carlson
Maple Plain
Minn
James Michael Hoover
Long Beach
Emily Joy Henck
F St
David James Crowder
Sacramento
Diane Elizabeth Doyle
Ash St
Vandenberg
Anthony Victor Rios
Marianne Christa Mitchell
Barba
Mission Hills
Barry Lee Pendley
Miguelito Canyon Road
Jeannette Marie Sabin
S. L St
John Kenneth Stewart
Brenda Joyce Tray
Los Angeles
Joe Edward Enslow
Yakima
Wash
Vicki Jo Porter
E. Pine Ave
Don Sheldon Zook
W. Date Ave
Genoveva Ilse Louise Paschal
Princeton Pl
Steven James Hunt
Orem
Utah
Patricia Gayle Linebaugh
Popular St
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Perry Joseph Ferrucci
Carmichael
Betsy Pauline Waldron
F N. L St
Robert Lee Conrado
Rucker Rd
Elizabeth Ann Klapakis
Sirius Ave
Vandenberg Village
Vernon Wesley Helzer
W. Lime Ave
Patricia Ann Spalding
Fourth St
City bids weigh warranty and cost in car and truck choices
Wahlers analysis finds Valiant superior for overall quality and lowest bid among compacts, while Hornet offers weaker power train warranty. Ford appears best for police cars due to service and durability, with Nova and Beattie and Sunset Chevrolet bids shaping county vehicle buying.
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Wahlers
Chevrolet
Beard Motors of
Santa Barbara
Dodge
Sunset Chevrolet
Ford
American Motors
Beattie Motors
Sangera Motors
Supervisors approve 20 agricultural preserves near city limits
The Board of Supervisors approved twenty agricultural preserves in South Coast and north county areas including near Lompoc city limits. Some close to Lompoc raised protests from city officials. Four cases were continued to February 16.
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Board of Supervisors
South Coast
North County
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Lompoc City
J. E. Lewis
County Planning Commission
Lompoc Receives Federal Traffic Funds and Local Notices
Lompoc gets 27089 dollars as its apportionment from the federal Traffic Operations Program for 1969 70 funds announced by City Administrator Gene Wahlers. Auxiliary Fleet Reserve meeting set for Wednesday 8 p m at Veterans Memorial Building. Lompoc Valley California School Employees Association to meet tonight 7 30 p m in Music Room 1 at Lompoc Senior High. County board approves salary boosts for deputy treasurer public administrator staff in Santa Maria and Lompoc. Edward Borm reports theft of car items valued at 191 dollars from his vehicle on W Pine Ave. Thomas Dodson, 65, remains in ICU with an injured eye after a traffic crash on Jalama Road. Gertie Dodson 60 in satisfactory condition with bruises. driver Manuel Jaquez 28 of Orcutt not injured.
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Lompoc
State Department of Public Works
Gene Wahlers
CSEA
Lompoc Valley
California School Employees Association
Music Room
Lompoc Senior High School
Ed Manzo
County Board of Supervisors
Santa Maria
R. M. Ramos
Donald H. Taylor
Thomas Dodson
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
Gertie Dodson
Dodson’s
Bixby Ranch
Jalama Road
Highway 1
Manuel Jaquez
Orcutt
Jaquez
Obituary Mary Austin Passes at 49 in Lompoc
Funeral services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary for Mrs. Mary Ruth Austin 49 who died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Mrs. Austin of Warrensfield Ohio accompanied her husband on a new assignment at Vandenberg AFB.
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McPeek Family Mortuary
Mary Ruth Austin
Lompoc District Hospital
Austin
Warensfield
Ohio
Vandenberg Afb
Funeral for Billy Humphrey Held in Arkansas
Billy Humphrey, 45, was killed by a freight train at Surf Sunday. McPeek Family Mortuary ships him to Buie Mortuary in Sheridan, Arkansas, where his parents reside.
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Arkansas
Billy Humphrey
Surf
McPeek Family Mortuary
Humphrey
Buie Mortuary
Sheridan
Ark
County Debates Sale of Voter Registration Tapes
County supervisors debated allowing a commercial firm to obtain magnetic tapes of voter registration lists for election use only. Administrative officer and county counsel were asked to report back after reservations about purpose and scope, with concerns over political activities and costs cited.
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Santa Barbara
William P. Kelley
J. E. Lewis
Los Angeles County
R. D. Johnson
George P. Kading
Lewis
Republican
Democratic County Central
Secretary of State’s Office
John M. Sullivan
Republican Party
UCSB hearing on firing of assistant professor
A closed hearing into the firing of UCSB anthropology assistant professor William Allen was set for today after four days of campus protests. About 1,300 students gathered near the administration building while 240 officers maintained order. four ringleaders among 20 warrants were arrested for trespassing and unlawful assembly.
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William Allen
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