Dear Abby readers seek fairness on marriage and parenting
A reader questions whether John should stay with Mary for the sake of children and social judgment after 15 years, while others seek Abby’s stance on parenting, animal care, and life lessons. Letters from Mother of 10 and Loves Animals share concerns about large families and giving live pets to kids.
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Abby
John
Mary
Society For the Prevention of
Supervisors urged to back water district funding
County leaders are asked to back a resolution supporting water districts in urging Congress to provide 80 270 dollars this year for Forest Service efforts to curb pollution on the upper Santa Ynez River from Lake Cachuma to Santa Barbara Reservoir behind Gibraltar Dam.
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Board of Supervisors
Congress
U.S. Forest Service
Santa Ynez River
Lake Cachuma
Santa Barbara Reservoir
Gibraltar Dam
George H. Adams
Cranston
Tunney
Teague
Forest Service
South Coast
Santa Ynez Valley
General Dynamics meeting at Teresa's Restaurant February 18
Vandenberg Chapter of the General Dynamics Convair Aerospace Management Association will host a dinner at Teresa's Restaurant on February 18. Les Roby of Electro Dynamics Division will speak, with social hour at 4 30 p.m. and dinner at 5 30 p.m.
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Vandenberg
General Dynamics Convair Aerospace Management Association
Les Roby
Electro Dynamics Division
Lompoc Soil Conservation Board Meeting Postponed Event
The regular meeting of the Lompoc Soil Conservation District board is set for Wednesday at the district office 151 E Chestnut Ave. A Filipino-American Club dance scheduled for Feb 20 at Veterans Memorial Hall is temporarily postponed.
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Lompoc
Veterans Memorial Hall
Psychiatric group criticizes Medi Cal cuts in Santa Barbara
The Santa Barbara Psychiatric Association denounces Medi Cal changes as harming care for emotional illness. Dr. Donald S. Patterson urges immediate psychiatric consultation in the District Health Care Services Office and warns of delays and reduced services.
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Lompoc
3 Psychiatric Association
Medi-Cal
Santa Barbara Psychiatric Association
Board of Supervisors
Donald S. Patterson
Patterson
Santa Barbara
Red Cross mobilizes after Southern California quake
More than 500 American Red Cross disaster workers have been on duty around the clock since the February 9 earthquake. They provide emergency feeding and first aid, with over 6,000 people housed in six shelters. Disaster vans and radio trucks traverse the region delivering supplies and surveying damage. Six specialists from San Francisco augment local chapters including Santa Ana, San Bernardino, San Diego, Ventura and Santa Barbara. The Lompoc Chapter handles health and welfare reporting for affected families.
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Red Cross
Western Area
San Francisco
Santa Ana
San Bernardino
San Diego
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Directors to review revisions in Cachuma water releases
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District directors meet in Lompoc City Council chambers at 7 30 p m Thursday to discuss Bureau of Reclamation plans to replace the livestream release agreement with a fixed monthly release schedule. Thomas Stetson will report on the proposals as officials weigh engineering findings and consider letters on water rights flood control desalination and the Lompoc Project.
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Santa Ynez River
Thomas Stetson
Water District
Bureau
Lompoc Valley
Cachuma Dam
Lompoc
Arthur Scott
County workers labor through four day weekend
A four day weekend for county officials and regular employees was marred by many still on the job. Department heads say the holidays conflicted with deadlines to finalize departmental budgets due February 16 set by the Administrative Officer.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Paul Floyd
Lompoc candidates file for school board and Hancock College seat
Three of six Lompoc Unified School District Board candidates have filed with the County Superintendent of Schools. Incumbents Nagle and Helman announced but had not filed. a fourth candidate Braun mailed in papers. Area 4 Allan Hancock College trustees Burke deMarrais and Huseman have filed. Stanford suspends Prof Franklin amid dismissal proceedings. university cites serious disciplinary action after protests. Budget season amid holiday delays prompts extended county office hours and tightened reviews of 1971-72 fiscal plans.
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Lompoc Unified
Area 4
Allan Hancock College Board of Trustees
Edmund Burke
Gordon deMarrais
Eugene Huseman
Lompoc Valley
Stanford
UPI
Stanford University
H. Bruce Franklin
Richard Lyman Friday
Franklin
Herman Melville
Lyman
SY Valley plans 130 acre residential estate west of Calzada
Fillmore Condit of Solvang proposes a 130 acre residential estate in Santa Ynez Valley with 20 home sites in a five acre agricultural zone. The map shows lot sizes from five to over 18 acres, elevations 850 to 1150 feet, private interior roads and septic disposal, wells planned at one per four lots, with U.S. Grant and Son of Santa Barbara as engineer.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Fillmore Condit
Solvang
Condit
Oakstudded
Calzada Ave
Roblar Ave
U.S. Grant and Son
Santa Barbara
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