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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1969
Page
9
A Sunday through Saturday TV grid shows dense listings for movies news sports and children's programs across multiple channels with a long digression detailing a bridge tactic exchange between two expert players. The fragment ends with commentary on signaling and deception in the play.
Public notice for sealed proposals due March 3 1969 at 2 00 pm in Lompoc City Hall for O Street construction Plans & Specifications No 340. Bids require full compliance with prevailing wage rates Labor Code sections 1770 1780 and bidder licensing. bid bonds 10 percent. plans $2 50 per set non refundable. City reserves right to reject all bids.
The document lists hourly rates for Health & Welfare 35 cents, Pension 20 cents, Vacation Fund 25 cents, and Foreman 25 cents above the highest non supervisory level. It notes yard thresholds and classifications, plus tank/storage figures and a few dated entries for February 1969 with gallon ranges.
Notice of two trustee sales dated February 1969 for properties in Santa Barbara County. The first sale on March 7 1969 at 11 00 a m at the Anacapa Street entrance to the Santa Barbara County Courthouse involves Alexander S Mackuse and Anna J Mackuse and proceeds to satisfy $14 629 83 unpaid principal plus interest and costs under a Deed of Trust to secure debt to Ralph C Sutro Co now held by The Danbury Savings and Loan Association Inc. The second sale dated February 11 1969 concerns William E Galbraith and Louisa Galbraith with First National City Bank and includes $13 598 12 unpaid principal with interest.
A compact collection of community notices including church and lodge items, personal ads, and a brief “Card of Thanks” with small listings for lost and found and rest home mentions. The readable fragments indicate local society postings rather than a single story.
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