Blickenstaff Jailed Six Months For Receiving Stolen Property
Leroy Blickenstaff age 20 of 220 N Z St was sentenced to six months in county jail for receiving stolen property linked to a November 24 incident. His probation request was denied at a Lompoc Justice Court appearance. DINNER The American Legion Woman's Auxiliary to sponsor a dime a dip dinner Friday at 6 30 pm Veterans Memorial Building Locust Ave end of South H Street. Bring your own silverware. Nancy Woodfin Doris Dachtler hostesses.
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Leroy Blickenstaff
N. Z St
Lompoc Justiceourt
The
American Legion Woman's Auxiliary
Veteran’s Memorial
South H Street
Locust Avenue
Nancy Woodfin
Doris Dachtler
Marriages Licenses Issued In Lompoc And Nearby Areas
The Lompoc office issued marriage licenses to multiple couples including Felipe Tacogloy Tabin 38 of 135 E Cypress Ave and Ruby Layosa Zarzoso 30 of 717 N F St both in Lompoc. David Guthrie Jr 21 and Sherry Sanders 19 of 536 N A St Lompoc. Michael McKinnon 23 and Diana Melone 22 of 524 N U St Lompoc. John Chase 18 and Dianna Jacobs 18 of 1000 E Maple Ave and 324 N U St Lompoc. Elmer Lunde 19 and Kathleen Goodwin 18 of Solvang. Pedro Vasquez 23 of San Diego and Mary Parsley 18 of Santa Maria. Stephen Sloniker 29 of 507 Oak Ave and Diane Silvernale 20 of 210 Jackaranda Ave at Vandenberg AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Felipe Tacogloy Tabin
E. Cypress Ave
Ruby Layosa Zarzoso
N. F St
David Edgar Guthrie Jr
Sherry Gay Sanders
N. A St
Michael Allen McKinnon
Diana Kay Melone
N. U St
Oak Ave
Diane Marie Silvernale
Jackaranda Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc groups plan meetings fairs and launches
The Lompoc Valley Association for Retarded Children schedules a February general meeting at Fillmore Elementary School with a nominating committee election and a screening of Tuesday's Child. PLUS Preserve Lompoc's Unique Surroundings announces an ecology fair March 28 in Ryon Park with booths, art, exhibits, and talks. A Minuteman ICBM launch from Vandenberg AFB is described as part of SAC tests. A 16-year-old suspect surrenders over a fatal hit and run in Los Angeles after fleeing the scene following a crash that killed two and injured others.
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Lompoc
PLUS
Ryon Park
John R. Dixon
Citizens For
Dixon
Mission Hills
Mike Matthew
Arneta Crossman
Los Angeles
UPI
Condemnation for Santa Ynez River park lands approved
Lompoc City Council adopted a condemnation resolution to acquire 13 parcels totaling about 300 acres for the river park project, at the request of the State Division of Highways which also plans to buy land for the Route 1 freeway. HUD has approved the project with half the cost funded by the federal government. The city may exit later but would owe costs incurred.
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Lompoc
Santa Ynez
State Division of Highways
George Cotsenmeyer
Arthur Scott
Gene Wahlers
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
James Longtin
Grefco, Inc
Grefco
Division of Highways
Gresco
Califoria
Ryan Memorial Park
Little League
Council Approves Vehicle Purchases from Three Bidders
The council approved spending 100004.18 for 16 vehicles to be bought by Aug 1 from Beattie Motors Sunset Chevrolet and Pitman Manufacturing. Beattie supplied six police cars and 10-wheel dump trucks while Sunset supplied four pickups and a service truck and Pitman supplied one electric construction truck. The total exceeded budget by 2854.18 but funds were available due to recent savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Beattie Motors
Sunset Chevrolet
Pitman Manufacturing
City of Industry
Nogle Files Nominating Papers For Lompoc Trustees
Archie Nogle has filed nominating papers to seek reelection to the Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees. With five candidates filed for the April 20 election, three seats remain open alongside incumbents Jack Helman and John Beattie who have not yet filed. The filing deadline is February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Nogle
Lompoc Unified
Jack Helman
John Beattie
Helman
Beattie
Youths Sack IBM Office in Toulouse Destruction Alleged
A group of youths sacked an IBM office in Toulouse, France, tonight destroying four computers. Police said pamphlets signed The Maoists claimed the act and called for an end to American imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulouse
France
UPI
International Business Machines
Lompoc Council Debates Loading Zone Authority
City council considers giving traffic safety engineer sole power to approve loading zones starting with a passenger zone for the public library on E North Avenue. A 4-1 vote approved the library zone, while a motion to defer to the engineer was defeated 3-2 amid opposition from Mrs Benton. The discussion echoed a larger split on loading zones in Lompoc. In Los Angeles thieves break into Canyon Crier offices and steal upcoming issue copy including burglary protection article.
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Lompoc
James Longtin
E. North Avenue
Longtin
Sol
Lefkowitz
Scott
Los Angeles
UPI
Canyon Crier
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Daily Record
Vandenberg Afb
Strategic Air Command
1St
Strategic Missile Squadron
Minot Afb
N.D
Vandenberg
Sacs
Strategic Aerospace Division
Ecology Group Plans Fair
Marc McGinnes
Santa Maria
Bill Deneen
Hancock College
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
A.T. Eaves Jr
Eaves
Johnson
Grand Jury
By Bob Barnes
Council
Christmas and
Bruce Holloway
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Foster Farms
Alcaa
Alcoa
At&t
Bethlehem
Eeervreree Ee
Chrysler
Dupont
Ste
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
Te Sa
General Dynamics
General Electric Oo
Generali Motors
General Telephone
Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Lockheed Ene
McDonnell- Aga Eve Penn-Central
Philips Pet
Rapid American
Oeetes Rapid Amer
Safeway
Ampco- Pitt —S
Sperry Rand
Calif
N.J. Ee
Telex Co Ve Ce Sa
Texaco
Textron Eereeos
TransAmerica
Travelers Food
Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel Oolice Ae
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Cotsenmeyer
Stevens
Gospel Meeting
M. Lynwood Smith
Brookhaven, Miss
Church OF Christ
Knights OF Pythias
North “N’and
Laurel Avenue
California
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