Community events and fundraisers in Lompoc area
Local notices list take out enchilada sales for Native Daughters and bake sales by the Community Development Center to fund trips for low income children. Other items include a Sierra Club nature outing, a Western style dinner by Federated Republican Women, Moose Lodge barbecue, Lompoc jazz concert, motocross, and public meetings on mental health and day treatment centers.
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Lompoc
Williams Bros
West Ocean Ave
East Olive
Disneyland
Sierra Club
la Purisima Mission
John Hartman
Audubon Society
Mission Grounds
Mission Gardens
Surf Ocean Park
Mission
Federated Republican Women
Lompoc Grange Hall
Maple
G Streets
United Church of Christ
Santa Maria
Administration bows to pressure for more school impact funding
In Washington, the Nixon administration agrees to a 2 percent cut proposal to place the HEW appropriations bill near the president's target. Senator Norris Cotton says the plan keeps impacted aid and Hill-Burton funds intact while allowing a $19.4 billion bill with a roughly $19 billion total after cuts. The Senate debates a bill already vetoed once, with House support at $520 million for impact ed aid and admin pressure to avoid harming education programs.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
House
Cotton
Senate Appropriations Committee
HEW
Hill-Burton
Finch
Congress
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff Listing
The notice outlines the Lompoc Record’s status as a second class mail newspaper in California under Act of Congress with Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists the publisher secretary treasurer editor business manager and staff, and notes affiliations with major press associations and a daily publication schedule excluding Sundays and Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Arctic air grips border region dropping temps below zero
Arctic air surged across the Canadian border and pushed temperatures under freezing in Northern Minnesota and parts of upper Michigan. The Northeast saw extreme cold with 24 below in Houston Maine while Atlanta recorded 31 and Florida stayed low 30s. Snow scattered Montana to Michigan and the Eastern Great Lakes as the West stayed mild.
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Canadian
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
South
Houston
Maine
Atlanta
Florida Peninsula
Montana
Great Lakes Area
Assemblymen urge UC regents meet over Santa Barbara unrest
Assemblymen from Berkeley and Santa Barbara call Gov Reagan to convene a special UC regents session to address disorder at Santa Barbara's campus after a Kunstler visit. They seek wide invitation of lawmakers to attend and press for investigation by the attorney general. Zenovich also asks FBI probe.
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Sacramento
UPS
University of California
Ronald Reagan
UC Regents
Santa Barbara
Reagan
Don Mulford
R-Piedmont
Berkeley
W. Don MacGillivray
William Kunstler
Chicago Seven
Mulford
Robert Lagomarsino
Rojas
Lagomarsino
George N. Zenovich
D-Fresno
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bill Aims Higher Tax Exemption for Armed Forces
Sacramento UPI report says Assemblyman John P. Quimby D Rialto introduced a bill raising the state income tax exemption for armed forces members from 1000 to 5000. He also proposed a resolution urging the federal government to grant a similar exemption noting no such federal tax break for noncombat personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
John P. Quimby
D-Rialto
Quimby
California Republicans seek unity at winter convention
California Republicans opened their three day winter convention confident of continued success at the polls. Dennis Carpenter said he would work with Senate leader Jack Schrade while he holds office. The event featured fundraisers, speeches by HEW Secretary Robert H Finch Gov Reagan and others with internal party tensions over reapportionment and Schrade's past campaign contributions under scrutiny.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Senate
Jack Schrade
Sen. Schrade
Dennis Carpenter
Newport Beach
HEW
Robert H. Finch
Ronald Reagan
Rogers C. B. Morton
U.S
George Murphy
Reagan
Washington
Schrade
Howard Way
Exeter
Way
GOP
Carpenter
San Diego
Reagan confronts youth in state of emergency Florida
Governor Reagan storms out of Santa Barbara County courthouse after being asked if protesters are bums. Youths accuse police of violence at coin laundry and bank fires with 36 arrests. Reagan calls the term cowardly bum and denies injuries while police confrontations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy Kramer
Santa Barbara High School
Reagan
Kramer
Major welfare reform headed for House passage in March
Rep. Wilbur Mills predicts the House will approve a sweeping welfare reform in mid March to guarantee an annual income for the working poor. The plan, matching Nixon’s proposal, would provide $500 to adults and $300 to children, totaling $1 600 for a four person family before food stamps push it to $2 464, with states contributing at least current welfare outlays and a separate minimum for aged blind or disabled recipients.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Nixon
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la Purisima Parlor
South C Street
E. J. Hogan
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Moose Lodge
Laurel Ave
Mavericks
Moose
Lompoc Music Association
Stanley Krebs
Lompoc High School
Lompoc Slo-Pokes Motorcycle Club
Santa Maria Racetrack
Christopher Parkening
Lompoc Theatre
Harold Cutting
American Legion Auxiliary No. 211
Lompoc Barracks
Auxiliary
7Th District
Pauline Moore
Bethany Luther Church
South E Street
American Association of Retired Persons
Gadway
Johns-Manville Corporation
A.A.R.P
Johns-Manville Corp
Lompoc Valley
Lockheed
Vandenberg Electronics Workshop
Howard Swehla
VEW
Hank Galland
Chuck Rahe
Bill Brown
A Conner
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Brownsville, Tex
County Court House
Long Beach
George Brown
Dcalif
U.S. Senate
Long Beach State College
Brown
Chicago
Vietnam
Charles G. Cooper
Clarksdale
Miss
da Nang
Ross
7Th Marine Regiment
Leathernecks
Pussy Cats
England
Marylou Cowham
Pussy Cat Club
Ford
Maverick Grabbers
Rancho Maria
Casmalia
Elkhorn Golf Course
Rice Ranch Rd
Hugh Lompoc
Lompoc Kiwanis
Robert C.lilley Insurance Realtors
H’ Street
Sat. Jr. Matinee
Owlpog
Atc
Buunsow Reco
Jack Lemmon
SAT. JR
United Artists
Burt Lancaster
Beauty Shop
Bala Lale Lala
East Ocean Avenue
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