Herron’s bid for Lompoc City Council seat
Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Joseph Herron seeks election to Lompoc City Council on March 5. He touts military leadership, public safety work, and plans for youth recreation, downtown revitalization, and balanced growth with environmental safeguards. He projects a $900 campaign spend and aims to push transportation for the elderly and handicapped and a citywide minibus system.
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Steve LA Rue
Joseph Herron
Lompoc
Air Force
Herron
Vandenberg
Security Police
Kiwanis
Interviews Publish Candidate Profiles in City Series
January interviews with city office seekers present their views on city needs and proposed solutions. Each candidate answered identical questions and the series will run in alphabetical order, detailing proposals and personal descriptions based on public statements.
Lompoc civic notices promote elections theater and open offices
Absentee ballots for the March 5 election must be obtained by February 26 at Lompoe City Hall. Ernest F L Joy spoke tonight on English theater and Bourton Vale Players at the Lompoc Civic Theater meeting. Red Cross fundraiser seeks donations for March 15 16 at 1281 Miguelito Canyon Rd. Open House for EDD branch at 120 W Chestnut St Wednesday Feb 27. District office Teague era open tomorrow 10:30 am to 4 pm at Santa Maria Post Office Building.
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Lompoe’s
West
Walnut Ave
England
Bourton Vale Players
Lompoc Civic Theater
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
South L St
Red Cross
C.A. Stillman
Miguelito Canyon Rd
William Organ
Lompoc
The
Employment Development Department
W. Chestnut St
13Th Congressional District of
California
Charles M. Teague
Post Office
Cypress Street
Santa Maria
Lompoc Record Publisher Details and Delivery Rates
The Lompoc Record published daily except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day lists publisher president editor and staff roles and rates. Subscription is $2.10 per month with home delivery or mail in advance.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Robert Bostick
Wesley A. Huffman
Obituaries and funeral notices in Lompoc area
Funeral services for Stella Bueter Smith 73 pending at Starbuck Mortuary. She died Saturday at Lompoc District Hospital born 1900 in Illinois and resided in Lompoc at 515 South I Street with husband John D. Smith, two sons Daniel and James, sister Cecil Karman, and five grandchildren. Graveside services for Melvin J. Holmans 57 at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery tomorrow at 4 p.m. He died Saturday night at his home from a fire. Officiating Reverend Kenneth R. Boyd. Survived by wife Molly daughter Susan brother Stan mother Marie Holmans. Private services for George Mason Stewart 54 at Santa Clara Mission City Memorial Park today. He died last week at the Federal Correctional Institution. Survived by wife Maurine and four children. Arrangements by McPeek Family Mortuary.
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Stella Bueter Smith
Starbuck Mortuary
John D. Smith
Daniel
Nevada
James
Fountain Valley
Cecil Karman
Inglewood
Melvin J. Holmans
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Holmans
West Lime
Kenneth R. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
Lompoc
Molly
Susan Holmans
Stan
New Mexico
Marie Holmans
McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel
George Mason Stewart
Santa Clara Mission City Memorial Park
Santa Clara
Stewart
Federal Correctional Institution
Maurine Stewart
San Jose
McPeek Family Mortuary
Election set tomorrow for MH Council
Mission Hills Community Council will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Mission Hills Community Building for officer elections. Nominees include Ron Kennedy Wally Bench Delores Andrade for president Bill Holmes William Boone for vice president Ruth Grimes for recording secretary John Krause for corresponding secretary and Jan Speer for treasurer. Additional nominations require prior nominee permission. Membership is $1 at the meeting. Guest speaker Annetta Crossman of Preserve Lompoc's Unique Surroundings will discuss the proposed Highway 1 bypass.
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Mission Hills Community Council
Mission Hills
Ron Kennedy
Wally Bench
Delores Andrade
Bill Holmes
William Boone
Ruth Grimes
John Krause
Jan Speer
Mission Hills Council
Independent voters loom large in Santa Barbara Ventura races
In Santa Barbara and Ventura counties 10000 independents exist and more may be in Ventura. District Attorney Milner reports a 23 percent rise in drunk driving prosecutions to 2947 last year, making DWI the most common crime. Over five years prosecutions surged, with felonies up 1 percent and misdemeanors up 11 percent. Milner calls alcohol abuse the county’s top criminal issue. The March 5 13th District race centers on Watergate impact and independent voters. GOP figures fear independents shift could complicate Lagomarsino’s bid for the unexpired Teague term, while Democrats hope a strong turnout and independent votes swing the outcome.
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Elks and Kiwanis Club
Herron
George Washington University
Boy Scouts and Valley Club
Sheffield Drive
Betty
Rebecca
Europe
David Milner
Santa Barbara
Milier
Minier
Milner
Lompoc Unified Trustees to Discuss Calendar and Bids
Lompoc Unified School District trustees meet tomorrow to discuss state limits on handicapped enrollment, adjust the 1973-74 calendar and publish the 1974-75 calendar, review a student teaching agreement with Cal Poly, and consider bids for $6,300 in equipment and supplies. Blake Tomasini, 19, of Buellton faces DUI charges after an arrest and jail booking with $700 bail.
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Lompoc Unified School District
Cal Poly
Rockey Blake Tomasini
Buellton
Lompoc
Exxon official Kenneth Fountain to speak at chamber luncheon
Public affairs manager for Exxon Company U S A Los Angeles Kenneth P Fountain will address the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Royal Coach restaurant Wednesday at noon. He will discuss the energy crisis and petroleum industry issues affecting automotive fuels. Reservations via Chamber office 736 4567.
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Kenneth P. Fountain
Exxon Company
U.S.A
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce
Royal Coach
Fountain
Exxon
Houston
Texas
Interstate Oil Pipeline Company
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
U.S. Air Force
South Texas State
Thousand Oaks
Chamber
Closing stock quotations furnished to The Record
Closing stock quotations are provided by Lang and Co. of Lompoc. The source lists end of day prices for local and regional listed securities.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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Jack Neland
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George M. Stewart
MH Council
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Santa Barbara County
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Michigan
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