Court upholds Yorty name on Florida primary ballot
Florida Supreme Court rules 5 to 2 that mayor Sam Yorty cannot have his name removed from the March 14 presidential primary ballot. The decision, written by Justice Hal Dekle, finds the public interest outweighs privacy, leaving 11 Democrats and 3 Republicans listed.
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Cat Rabies Vaccination Clinic Slated in Pioneer Park
A cat rabies vaccination clinic will be held Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Pioneer Park building at East Pine Avenue and N Fourth Street. Hosted by the Mid-Coast Veterinary Medical Association, the $2 per cat shot is for cats six months or older and valid for one year. Owners should use carriers or harnesses to prevent escapes. The association urges vaccination despite no current legal requirement, citing rabies risks from wildlife. A pilot clinic last year vaccinated 86 cats.
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Closing Stocks Record Stock Quotations Source Rohrbaugh Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3665 F Constellation Road Lompoc California. RE 3 3551.
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Car Crash Injures Two In Hotel Parking Lot
Rodney Rynkiewicz and Guy Monroe Jr. sustained minor injuries when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Thelma Styles near Ocean Avenue and Third Street. The incident occurred shortly after 7 p.m. and involved occupants from rooms 103 and 110 of the same hotel.
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Nixon seeks better U S China ties amid cautious gains
President Nixon pursues possible dialogue with Mao and Chou to ease Asia tensions. Chinese leaders show openness through coverage in People's Daily while warning progress rests on atmospheres not specifics and risks to Moscow if misread.
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Heart Sunday program at hospital
The Heart Association of Santa Barbara County will observe its Annual Heart Sunday Feb. 27 at Lompoc Hospital. A Heart-A-Rama will run from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Day Room with physicians and nurses explaining equipment for heart disease treatment and diagnosis. CPR demonstrations, risk factor discussions, and prevention tips will be presented. The public is invited to visit the hospital and view cardiac equipment in operation.
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Minier backs referendum on death penalty policy
District Attorney David D. Minier urges voter approval via referendum rather than court ruling, opposing California Supreme Court’s move to strike down the death penalty. He says life without parole is not yet provided and supports a statute to replace it. Also notes Bruce W Bowersox, 33, awaits life sentence after death row reduction in the Guerry case.
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ISLA VISTA PARK DISTRICT MAY SEEK NINE-CENT LEVY
A feasibility report to form an Isla Vista Park and Recreation District suggests a possible initial property tax levy of nine cents per hundred dollars, with a 50 cent ceiling. LAFCO will review the plan Thursday at 2 p.m. in Santa Barbara, the staff report says formation is feasible but contingent on Board of Supervisors proceedings and a five member board election. Protest by property owners representing 51 percent of assessed value could block creation.
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Madrid Rd
Isal Vista Park and Recreation District
Santa Barbara
Ace Southergill
LAFCO
Raymond D. Johnson
Repossession Halted Without Court Hearing Cites Due Process
In San Diego a federal judge ruled that repossessing cars and personal property without a court hearing violates the 14th Amendment due process. The decision affects two default cases where contracts gave immediate possession to sellers. The ruling warns of adverse effects and notes potential price and rate increases if creditors pass costs of court proceedings to borrowers.
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