Harmon era of sportscasters emphasizes clarity over jargon
Old pro Tom Harmon criticizes overly technical play-by-play in football telecasts. He argues athletes make better sportscasters but must be trained in radio or TV and able to pick public interest. Harmon cites Pat Summerall and Paul Christman as top examples and highlights conflicts over rights and pay in sportscasting.
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LOS Angeles
NBA
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Harmon
Pat Summerall
Paul Christman
ABC
Russia
Palm Springs
Calif
NBC
CBS
Shaving Strokes 75 Steps to Winning Golf
Advertisement promotes Frank Beard's book Shaving Strokes 75 Steps to Winning Golf. Mail order offer requests name, address and $1 per copy to Shaving Strokes c o newspaper P O Box 489 Dept 10019 Radio City Station New York NY 10019.
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Frank Beard
Name
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission Hearing on Agricultural Preserve
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 1 45 p m on February 18 1970 in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room to consider Henry Mendez and Harald Harrison 69 AP 86 and 69 RZ 121 for creating an Agricultural Preserve under the California Land Conservation Act and rezoning from US Unlimited Agricultural District to 100 AG or other suitable Agricultural District. Parcel Nos 99 150 11 and 20 lie about a mile south of Highway 246 and about 2 1/2 miles east of Rucker Road in Lompoc Valley. Britt A Johnson Secretary 1T February 7 1970.
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Santa Barbara County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisor's
Santa Barbara
Anapama Street
California
Henry Mendez
Harald Harrison
Board of Supervisors
US Unlimited Agricultural District
General Agricultural District
Highway 246
Rucker Road
Lompoc Valley
U Unlimited Agricultural District
Santa Barbara County Engineering
Lucy M. Rudolph
Douglas Avenue
Central Avenue
Lompoc
Public hearing on land use requests in Santa Barbara County
Case Nos 69-AP-94 and 70-RZ-1 set for 1:45 p.m. February 18 1970 in Room 17 Santa Barbara County Engineering Building 123 East Anapama Street Santa Barbara to consider Russel A Craig requests for Land Conservation Act unlimited agricultural district permits. Parcel 99-160-14 lies about two miles south of Highway 154 and 1500 feet east of Hapgood Road Lompoc Valley.
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Santa Barbara County Planning Commission
Santa Barbara County Engineering
Anapama Street
Santa Barbara
California
Russel A. Craig
Highway 154
Hapgood Road
Lompoc Valley
Witmer Property Rezoning to Agricultural Preserve Sought
Case Nos 69 AP 84 and 69 AZ 119 seek amendment to Article IV of Ordinance 661 to rezone Assessor Parcel Nos 93060-15 and 93060-17 at Central Avenue and DeWolff Avenue Lompoc Valley from R A O to 106 AG or 100 AL O or similar Agricultural District enabling an Agricultural Preserve with oil drilling subject to conditions and limits.
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Board of Supervisors
Central Avenue
DeWolff Avenue
Lompoc Valley
Property Parcel Locations for Domingos Appeals
Case Nos 69 AP 85 and 69 AZ 120 concern Assessor Parcel No 9 170 21 and 99 220 01. The property lies easterly of Drum Canyon Road about one mile northeast of Highway 246.
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Drum Canyon Road
Lompoc Valley
Agricultural District Amendment for Union Sugar Co Parcels
Case Nos. 69 AP 90 and 69 AZ 125 seek an amendment to Article IV to allow 100 AL O Limited Agricultural District with restricted building, oil drilling, and preserve options. Assessor parcels span 93 020 01 to 93 080 11 in Lompoc Farm Lot area near Central Avenue and City boundaries.
Santa Barbara hearing on Agricultural Preserve requests
The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on February 18 1970 at 1 45 p m in Room 17 Engineering Building Santa Barbara to consider Lucy M Rudolph et al case numbers 69 AP 83 and 69 AZ 118 for rezoning to enable an Agricultural Preserve under the California Land Conservation Act Assessor parcels 83-280-01 02 03 located west of Jalama Road about four miles south of San Julian Road Lompoch area
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Santa Barbara County Planning Commission
Santa Barbara County Engineering
Anapama Street
Santa Barbara
California
William B. Witmer
Et. al
East
George Domingos
County Planning Commission
Lucy M. Rudolph
Board of Supervisors
Jalama Road
San Julian Road
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
Notice of Agricultural Zoning Change Hearings in Lompoc
Legal notice for Case Nos 69-AP-82 and 69-AZ-117. Hearing to consider reclassifying parcels 93-040-02 and 93-060-32 from 5A G to 100A G or suitable Agricultural Districts. Property lies east and west of Douglas Avenue and north of Central Avenue in Lompoc. Proceedings commence at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday at the appropriate district office.
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Houston Astros
Englewood
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Gwen Bachman
Poloni's
H'Si V.V. Center
Interstate Distributing CO. Inc
Salt Lake City
Utah
MT Nin Ea
Venda-Pak & Metro
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North Hst
P.O. Box
Lompoc Record
Circulation Dept
Lost
Hawthorne
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Small
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Stillman’s Cleaners
No. H St
Printing & Office
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Steno, Tel
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Marshal Hardeman
Calle Cinco
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Don’s Enco
Ocean
Goleta
No. H. St
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la Purisima
Walnut
Robbie
Santa Maria
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North
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Walnut Street
Master Tax Counselors, Inc
Call Shirley
Conrad IL. Facer
Celia L. Purphy
East Chestnut Ave
C-O Lompoc
State OF
County Welfare Dept
Call
Western Girl
Terry Employment Agency
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Rex Gallion
S.M
Anthony
E. Main
Shell Oil CO
Pete Vlastelica
First St
College Ave
Everthing
W. College
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Stove & Refrig
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Inquire
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Finley
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APTS
Furn
New Orleans
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Vandenberg
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Cable T.V
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