Marriages and notices from Lompoc area records
The Lompoc daily notes multiple marriage licenses issued to residents from Camano Island to Mission Hills and Wilmington, listing 20s and 30s as applicants. It also covers a safety council meeting, theft reports at Lompoc High School, a quality control dinner in Santa Maria, a stray dog calf death, a correction for Placido Dancel's requiem mass, and a theft of a vase containing $70 in Mission Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Marvin Lée Walls
Camano Island
Wash
Carolyn Dian Pagatpatan
E. Lemon Ave
John Noel Sutherland
Capella Dr
Jeannette Anne Ruh
S. Hawthorne St
Ronald Albert Ramirez
Calle Nueve
Mission Hills
Deborah Lynn Sheets
Calle Pasade
Michael Ray Spencer
Oceano
Joann Marie Phelps
Via Arnez
Richard Warren Johnson
Midvale
Utah
Janet May Lewis
Nectarine Ave
Wentworth Alfred Sankey, Jr
Draco Dr
Patricia Ann Trenner
Aries Ave
Vandenberg Village
Richard William Reich
N. First St
Lynn Dee Kelley
N. D St
Rolland Austin Sickels
N. Second St
Clara Lucille Garrett
E. Oak Ave
William Phillip Burkett
Wilmington
Teresa Ann Benham
N. W St
Robert Bradley Foster
Princeton Pl
Inetha Jo Blades
N. Sixth St
Kent Nahtigal
San Diego
Sharon Lee Tirado
Dng St
Vandenberg
Placido Dancel
la Purisima
Dancel
Philippines
Beverly Starr
Lato
Sheriff’s Office
Charge ordered on voter lists by county board
The Board of Supervisors set a 150 dollar charge for commercial use of taped voter registration lists with access limited to qualified political candidates and approved ballot measures. Automated Mailing Service of Santa Barbara sought the tapes to print labels and sort by party and district. County clerk estimates 100000 registered voters and 80 dollars to prepare the tapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
William P. Kelly
Kelly
Joe J. Callahan
Callahan
J.E. Lewis
Kelly’s
Lewis
Republican
Democratic County Central Committees
Nixon outlines 1970s policy shifts in foreign report
President Nixon’s congressional briefing covers Vietnam Vietnamization pace and Paris talks potential, Middle East balance of power, SALT strategy with the USSR, and defense planning. He stresses flexible diplomacy, no dogmatic stances, and extending arms to friendly states as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Middle East
Moscow
Vienna
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Lompoc Council Orders Study On Wage Rates And Park Plans
The Lompoc City Council voted to study prevailing wage rate procedures with a report from the State Department of Labor after Councilman Richard Jacoby argued current figures came only from unions. The body unanimously approved a HUD grant application to acquire and develop 10 acres on O Street as a park, with a total project cost of 17550 dollars and an 8775 dollar grant. The council deferred action on a flower festival booths agreement with the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce due to a chain link fence issue and planned a March 10 dinner with the library board. In a separate note, New York police report a drunken robber stole 30 dollars from a taxi driver before being turned in by the cabbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
State Department of Labor
Richard Jacoby
Jacoby
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
O Street
la Canada
Council
Public Works
Ken Dawson
Dawson
Lompoc Valley
Library Board
County Faces High Rental Bill as Space Tightens
The county’s office rental costs reach 140540 a year with no near prospect of relief. Officials note most of the 11712 monthly rent is offset by federal and state reimbursements, while space in the four story County Administration Building is insufficient for planned divisions and departments. The planned Engineering Building addition will not ease needs, as Probation and Flood Control will occupy new space and Right of Way may move there to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Johnson
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
County Administration
Johnson
County Probation Department
David D. Milner
Sheriff's Office
Goleta Valley
Lompoc Council Awards Vehicle Bids Amid Legal Question
Council approves three bids for police cars and staff vehicles after debate over legality of out of town bids. City Attorney Longtin provides oral opinion, confirming bids meet legal standards while noting potential cost issues for warranties. Citizens express concern over council action following a letter to the editor in the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jacoby
Jacoby
Lompoc
James Longtin
Longtin
Robert MacClure
Brooks Speight
MacClure
Beattie Motors
Sunset Chevrolet
Sheriff sergeant to enter race for County sheriff
Veteran sheriff’s sergeant Harry Looney of Lewellen Nebraska announces his candidacy for Santa Barbara County sheriff in the June primary. He has 25 years in the sheriff’s office, began as a Guadalupe deputy in 1944, later worked in Santa Barbara, Lompoc, Santa Maria and Guadalupe. Looney, a Goleta Boys Club organizer, lives with his wife Marie and daughter Sharon at 4535 Hollister Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Looney
Looney
Lewellen
Neb
Sheriff's Office
Guadalupe
Santa Barbara
Hope Ranch Annex
Sth Armored Division
Camp Cooke
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Santa Ynez Valley
Goleta Boys Club
American Legion
Marie
Sharon
San Marcos
Hollister Ave
Mayor offers reward for Park Police bombing
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto offers a five thousand dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for a bombing at the Park Police station. Nine officers were injured, including Sgt. Brian McDonnell who is in very serious condition with severe head injuries from debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Alioto
Park
Brian McDonnell
Thant appeals for disarmament at Geneva session
U N Secretary General Thant urged the United States and Soviet Union to halt further testing and deployment of offensive and defensive strategic nuclear weapons. He spoke at a special Geneva Disarmament Conference session opening a disarmament decade and urged a moratorium on new nuclear weapon systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
U. N
Thant
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Stop the Tax Spiral in Lompoc Dam Project
The document warns that recreation of the Lompoc Dam poses a grave financial risk to city taxpayers. It argues the city alone would shoulder deficits, repay 4.703 million to the federal government, cover 874,500 yearly maintenance, pay 1.44 million for dam water, and fund roads, police, fire, landscaping, and services amid harsh climate. It urges taxpayers to oppose funding and veto the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Lompoc City
Lompoc Dam
Bureau of Reclamation
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Daily Record
William Bush
W. Cherry Ave
Lompoc High School
Noel Crawford
N. A St
Edward Belluz
Folsom Prison
Sacramento
UPS
Folsom State Prison
John Mihanovich
New York
42Nd Street
Bill Edmonds
Allan Hancock College
Superior Court
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Alcan
Alum
American Motors
Bendix
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodakeevee
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Imperial Corp . International Paper
It&t
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell Douglas
Minnesota
Penrm Central
Phillips Pet
Outboard Marine
Oxy See
Parke Davis Ae
Purex
RCA
Dart Rere We
Safeway
Screw & Bolt
Geete
Sears Roebuckee
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil of
Calif
Stand Oil
N.J
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
U Thant Appeals
E. Main St. Santa Maria
Ity
Southern Counties Gas Company
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