Mystery surrounds 1968 Grand Jury session in Santa Barbara
The 1968 County Grand Jury is called into three special sessions next Monday to Wednesday plus the regular Thursday meeting in Santa Barbara. Officials would not comment amid speculation tied to investigations of the Sanitation Service Co. garbage contractor. The 1969 Grand Jury will be drawn from a 30 person venire February 21 at 2:30 p.m.
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Santa Barbara
David Milner
Bill Fillippini
J.E. Lewis
Sanitation Service Co
Fillippini
George Bobolia
Minier
John Rickard
Census to commence on Monday in Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County officials announce a door to door census starting Monday February 17 with about 300 enumerators in Lompoc Santa Maria and Santa Ynez possibly starting February 14 They will collect data on age residence sex and transportation to aid the South Coast Transportation Study Each enumerator will wear an ID badge The initiative runs with the State Department of Finance to adjust subventions per person potentially adding about five dollars to the county. Robert V Rowland 30 of Ventura pleads guilty to trespassing and battery on a U S Forest Service patrolman near Jameson Lake on November 17 Judge James Pattillo refers sentence to March 13 probation review Rowland freed on recognizance His plea shifted from not guilty during a jury trial Margorie Ann Randall 24 of Ojai was with him on Montecito Water District land intending to fish in Jameson Lake
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Santa Barbara
County Planning Department
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Santa Ynez
State Department of Finance
Robert V. Rowland
Ventura
U.S. Forest Service
Jameson Lake
Carpinteria
James Pattillo
County Probation Department
Rowland
Margorie Ann Randall
Ojai
Montecito
Prisoner labor phaseout urged for Santa Barbara oil cleanup
Wilbur Fillippini of the Santa Barbara labor council calls for a phaseout of prisoner labor in the oil spill cleanup and urges employing local workers at 3.97 dollars per hour. He notes 328 prisoners and 72 supervisors housed at Francisco Torres Isla Vista, with 200 more requested but delayed by equipment needs. About 300 local workers are employed by two firms for Union Oil Co. cleanup. Lincoln birthday shifts county planning meeting.
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Santa Barbara
State Division of Forestry
Division of Forestry
Francisco Torres
Isla Vista
Fillippini
Union Oil Co
Grollman to face preliminary hearing in Santa Maria
Lt. Elliott Evan Grollman, 21, charged with statutory offense, faces a preliminary hearing in Santa Maria Superior Court on Feb. 28. He was arrested Jan. 17 on a warrant in Lompo c after alleged involvement with a 16-year-old girl. Bail set at 3125 dollars.
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Elliott Evan Grollman
Santa Maria Superior Court
Grolsman
N. H St
Lompoc
Flood Damage Prompts Federal Aid Request for Lompoc Valley
Disaster officials report flood damage in the Lompoc Valley with 4000 acres of farmland inundated by the Santa Ynez River. The special committee cites flood and health hazards from flood waters through the Lompoc city sewer and debris washing out roads pipes and buildings, urging federal disaster funds.
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Intergovernmental Services
John P. Whittemore
Lompoc Valley
Whitte
Board of Supervisors
Lompoc
Santa Ynez
Whittemore
Lompoc City
Stanford panel backs ending ROTC academic credit
A student faculty committee at Stanford voted 6-3 to end granting academic credit for ROTC military training. The proposal would take effect in 1973 if faculty approves, following similar moves at Harvard Yale Cornell UPenn and Cal Poly Pomona.
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Stanford, Calif
Stanford
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
The
University of Pennsylvania
Cal Poly Pomona
Obituary for Pete Molter in Santa Maria
Pete Phillip Molter 48 died Monday at a San Luis Obispo hospital. A WWII veteran born March 15 1921 in Little Rock Ark he lived in Cambria the past four years and worked at Bassi Dairy Harmony. He is survived by his widow Catherine six sons a daughter and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p m at Dudley Hoffman Mortuary Santa Maria officiated by Rev Mason. Interment Santa Maria Cemetery. Visitors may call Thursday at the mortuary.
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Dudley Hoffman
Santa Maria
Pete Phillip Molter
San Luis Obispo
Thompson Mason
First Baptist Church
Cambria
Molter
Little Rock
Ark
Lompoc
Bassi Dairy
Harmony
Dade City
Fla
Jim Halstead
Little Rock, Ark
Santa Maria Cemetery
Closing stock quotes from Lompoc Record listings
The Lompoc Record presents closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co. listing Alcoa American Can Ford Motor General Electric IBM Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Westinghouse and others with varied price changes and a closing volume of 11,530,000. No changes shown for several rails and utilities.
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James L. Biles, Jr
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcon
Alcoa
American Air
American Motors
At&t
Bendix
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
IBM
Imperial Corp
International Paper
It&t
Johns Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell- Douglas
Minnesota Mining
Penn-Central
Outboard Marine
Oxy
Parke Davis
PSA
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Rexall
Safeway
Screw & Bolt
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ind
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Ed Reinecke
Lompoc Record Publications Inc
Kenneth L. Adam
California Newspaper Publishers’ Association
San Francisco
California
Wilbur
Bill) Fillippini
Building and Construction Trades Council Afl-Cio
Santa Barbara County
California Labor Federation
UC Santa Barbara
County Planning Commission
Lincoln
Por
Baldwin Music
Broadway
Santa Mqria
Daily Record
Lompoc Narrows Dam
Loops Restaurant
Georgena Hough
Nancy Holland
Ralph Patey
Chamber of Commerce
Robert D. MacClure
Dick Henning
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation Board
Arnold Robinson
Robert Hibbitts
UROC
ROTC
Pete Molter
Lompoc's
Flaundry
FE Children Welcome
Century Properties
West Ocean Ave
Smarty
Lincolns
Panty
Smarty Charge
Bankamericard
Lompoc Shopping Center
J.C. Penney’s
Spe
Fence and Atio CO. E
No.h’ St
Mears
Akens
Them
Kirsch
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