Benton Seeks Openness and Economic Growth on Lompoc Council
Former councilwoman Charlotte Benton campaigns for the Lompoc City Council in 1974, touting 16 years in local government and broad community involvement. She argues for transparent decisions, women's participation, moderate growth, and economic independence from the base, while detailing finances, housing, travel, and activism across local groups.
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Lompoc Mental Health Association
Community Action Council
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Two More Candidate Forums Set for Lompoc Council Race
Two more forums were scheduled to help Lompoc voters learn about candidates for three city council seats in the March 5 municipal election. The Lompoc Grange will host a forum Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at 435 North G Street Grange Hall. The Lompoc Valley Press Club will air a live meet the press style forum Friday March 1 from the cable TV studios.
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Obituaries and Forum Notes Include Harrelson Funeral Plans
Funeral services for Retired Staff Sergeant Clarence N Harrelson 51 will be held at Heath Funeral Home Paragould Arkansas with arrangements pending. He died at Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital after 21 years in the Air Force and leaves a widow Mary two sons Jerry Gary and two daughters Rebecca Jo Lynne plus four grandchildren. Survivors include two brothers and five sisters. Friends may call Starbuck Mortuary until 8 p.m. this evening. A separate notice mentions George Mason Stewart 54 who died at the Federal Correctional Institution and funeral details will appear in the Record. The Press Club forum details describe a channel 7 program at 8 p.m. with candidate questions and brief closing statements.
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Heath Funeral Home
Paragould
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Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
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Oklahoma
Gary
Lompoc
Rebecca
Jo Lynne
McPeek Family
George Mason Stewart
Federal Correctional Institution
Stewart
County-City plan unit to meet here
The County-Cities Area Planning Council will meet Thursday in the Lompoc Public Library at 9 30 a m. Santa Maria Councilman Dana Firth will preside. Topics include a county housing survey report a negative environmental declaration for a UC Santa Barbara hazardous waste facility and new executive secretary appointment for Clifford G Petrie. Budget and regional transportation plan matters also on the agenda.
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Lompoc Public Library
G Street
Lompoc
County-Cities Area Planning Council
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria City
Dana Firth
UC Santa Barbara
Council
Clifford G. Petrie
Transportation Planning Agency
Santa Barbara City
Seven Demo hopefuls speak at Lompoc banquet
Seven Democratic candidates for the former 13th Congressional seat will appear at a Lompoc Valley Democratic Club banquet in Veterans Memorial Building. The event runs cocktails 6 p.m., dinner 7 p.m., program 8 p.m. at the door. Nominees include Browning, Champ, Handley, Skola, Jolicoeur, Loebl, and Miller.
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House of Representatives
Charles M. Teague
Lompoc Valley
Democratic Club
Veterans Memorial Building
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Joe Dean Champ
Robert Handley
Roger A. Skola
Tom Jolicoeur
James D. Loebl
David Miller
Michael Palmer
13Th
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Closing Stocks From Lang and Co Quotations
The Record furnishes closing stock quotations via Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc showing latest market figures.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
City Candidates Share Self Portraits in January Interviews
Interviews conducted in January and early February with city candidates presented their own views on city needs and proposed solutions. Each candidate answered the same questions, with additional topics arising, and the series will publish in alphabetical order. Descriptions include home settings and appearances as observed by the interviewer.
Oil ordinance meeting slated as talks continue
A county wide oil code committee resumes at 10 a.m. in the County Administration Building amid a stalemate between industry officials and conservationists. Exxon plans an onshore processing plant west of Goleta and a Santa Ynez Unit offshore drilling venture, while county siting control remains contested. La Purisima School hosts Catholic Schools Week open house from 8:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Barbara Rowe says community involvement will deepen understanding of Catholic education.
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la Purisima School
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