Four Lompoc students win Elks Most Valuable Student honors
Four Lompoc Senior High students won top Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student awards. Sandra Valla and Donald Woodfin won first place $150 prizes, Becky Husted and Marilyn Rookhuysen won second place $100 prizes.
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Lompoc Senior High
Elks National Foundation
Sandra Valla
Lesia Valla
Lompoc
Donald Woodfin
Gilbert Albert
Somerset Court
Becky Husted
C. William Husted
Pembrook Drive
Marilyn Rookhuysen
Sidney Rookhuysen
E. Palmetto
Carla Darnell
Lompoc High
Jane
Jean Cowherd
Stephanie Vordermark
Cabrillo High
Santa Maria
Elks
Lompoc Elks Scholarship Committee
Robert Hough
Becky Mae Husted
Lompoe High School
West Berlin Election Goes Ahead Amid Berlin Crisis Warnings
West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz said the West German presidential election would proceed next Wednesday in Berlin despite Communist threats. Bonn urged a possible move. time is short, with March 2 as the latest changepoint. U.S. convoys moved through East Germany to Berlin to display commitment to keep the city open.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Klaus Schuetz
Bonn
Guenther Diehl
West Germany
East Germany
U.S. Army
Nixon
Lompoc Record Adopts Daily Publication Details
The Lompoc Record lists its postal details and legal status as a second class mail newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It names the corporate publisher officers, editors, managers, and staff, and notes memberships in several press associations with a $2.00 monthly subscription rate.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Body count realities from Saigon weekly casualty sheets
In Saigon weekly casualty updates, U S officers report rising American deaths and wounds while claiming high Viet Cong losses. The piece notes sensational unofficial tallies, and argues the true enemy body count plus wounded ratio is uncertain, framing war aims and political consequences.
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Richard V. Oliver Washington
UPI
Saigon
Joint
United States Public Affairs Office
Juspao
Nguyen Hue
le Loi
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
County plans action on North County zoning and highways
County Planning Commission acted on several North County items. Denied Harold Agergaard’s conditional zoning exception for a nursery on State Highway 246 near Refugio Road Santa Ynez Valley. Approved a revised freeway pact for State Highway 154 from Grand Avenue Los Olivos to east of the Santa Ynez River with new left turn access into Santa Ynez. Continued Buron Mesa Boulevard extension crossing Constellation Road and Nelson Pozzolan compliance discussions. Approved Stan M. Tatum parcels near Lompoch School District and continued Wesley Covell review of a locksmith and shop use along State Highway 1 near Caswalia Road.
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North County
County Planning Commission
Harald Agergaard
Refugio Rd
Santa Ynez Valley
Grand Ave
Los Olivos
Santa Ynez River
State Division of Highways
Santa Ynez
Leland Steward
Burton Mesa Blvd
Constellation Rd
Vandenberg Village
Nelson Gross Pozzolan Products, Inc
Casmalia
Stan M. Tatum
Cebada Canyon Rd
Lompoc
Wesley Covell
CAC seeks lay coordinator secretary for Neighborhood Youth Corps
The Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County invites applications for a lay coordinator secretary position at 2445 A Street Santa Maria. Responsibilities include coordinating enrollees and supervisors interviewing applicants handling forms orientations and related tasks. Typing proficiency office procedures youth work experience or related social activity a high school diploma or equivalent required Spanish language desirable.
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Community Action Commission of
Santa Barbara County
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Santa Maria
Community club events and performances listed in Lompoc notice
Local organizations announce upcoming events including Moose Lodge barbecue and dance on March 1 at 921 West Laurel with Sun Downers band. Lompoc Senior Citizens potluck March 3 at City Hall. Li Abner operetta March 4 and 5 at Lompoc Junior High School Auditorium. Veterans of WWI luncheon March 5. Catholic Daughters Linguisa dinner and dance March 15. La Purisima Mission Fiesta May 18 and Flower Festival June 28 29 with chamber telephoned insertions noted.
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Order of Moose Lodge
West Laurel
Sundowners
Lompoc
Senior Citizens Club
City Hall Auditorium
I Street
Li’ Abner
Lompoc Junior High School
Dog Patch
U.S.A
Catholic Daughters of America
South I Street
Doctor shortfall looms in Valley medical care
The local medical community acknowledges a growing doctor shortage and pursues recruitment efforts. Wicks hopes to launch a professional, coordinated campaign with physicians, hospital officials, the Chamber of Commerce, city, medical society, and other agencies. Success hinges on financial resources and salesmanship to attract an internist, two general practitioners, and an anesthesiologist.
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Wicks
Chamber of Commerce
Supervisor Clyde again blasts Hickel over Santa Barbara oil woes
County Supervisor George H. Clyde fires a second protest at Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel for alleged omissions in handling Union Oil spills off Santa Barbara. Clyde calls for ready drilling mud and equipment, criticizing delays that pollute the channel and beaches. He had just testified before a Senate committee, calling Hickel’s moratorium policy tokenistic.
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George H. Clyde
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Santa Barbara
Clyde
Hickel
Interior Department
Union Oil Co
Union
Oil Company
Union Oil
Los Angeles
Senate
Nixon charts new era image on European tour
President Nixon and advisers push a "new era" theme as he travels Western Europe seeking to reduce postwar crisis, pursue US Soviet talks, and urge consultative diplomacy with Britain Belgium West Germany and Italy. He hopes to foster broader European trust while weighing a Middle East settlement, with De Gaulle’s stance as a potential hurdle in Paris.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Paris
Nixon
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Belgium
West Germany
Italy
Middle East
Israel
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Bucher to testify a second time at Navy inquiry
Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher of the USS Pueblo will testify again at the Navy court of inquiry into the ship's capture by North Korea. A civilian lawyer arranged the appearance as the court hears testimonies from Pueblo crewmen who spent 11 months in a communist prison.
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Coronado
Calif
UPI
Lloyd M. Bucher
USS
Pueblo
Navy
North Korea
Bucher
E. Miles Harvey
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Philip G. Cardin
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Paul Leary
W.C. Tommy
Jim Ainsworth
John Alexander
Wesley A. Huffman
E. C. Stevens
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurens
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
Valley Committee
Boyd Bettencourt
Santa Cota Creek
Casiwalia Rd
CAC
Lompoc Barracks
Veteran's Memorial Building
Pauline Moore
7Th District
Lompoc Valley
Raps Hickel
Harry Morris
College Avenue
AFE & Casualty
Trademak
Mina Casualty & Swrety Co
Associated Companies
Harvey
Showrees
Neth 'S Street
Sun
VIO
Aelly
Anthony Perkins
Baldwin Music
Baldwin
Hammond
West Laurel South Broadway
Financial House
Financial House, Inc
North H ST
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