Lompoc natives shine in top military academies
The article profiles 25 Lompoc area students at West Point, the Naval and Coast Guard academies, and the Air Force Academy. It notes Lompoc's unusually large cadet representation, cites Vandenberg influence, and describes West Point’s fourth class system and its purpose of building leaders under pressure. It also mentions California welfare checks distribution context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
Cabrillo
US Military Academy
West Point
New York
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Air Force Academy
Mike
Naval
Coast Guard
Vandenberg
Air Force Bases
Weinstein
Doug McClure
Robert McClure
Sirius Ave
McClure
Doug
Altercation on Rucker Road leads to multiple arrests
Deputies arrested three men after a shooting at an occupied home on 2905 Rucker Rd following a downtown Lompoc fight. Darrell J. Huggins faces discharging a firearm charges while Dennis Lee Huggins and Lee W. Cochneyer are held on conspiracy charges. Also noted are drunken driving bookings for Curtis E. Johnson Jr. and Jay J. Linck, plus a missing cash report from Alicia's Bar and a rescheduled Communications Explorer Scouts meeting for Jan. 10 at Teleprompter studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker Road
Darrell J. Huggins
Bakersfield
Dennis Lee Huggins
981-A
Highway 246
Lee W. Cochneyer
Los Banos
Rucker Rd
Lompoc
Curtis E. Johnson, JR
Milky Way
Lompoc City
California Highway Patrol
Rigel Avenue
Vandenberg Village
Johnson
California — Highway Patrol
Jay J. Linck
Oakwood Circle
Communications Explorer
Teleprompter
California lawmakers' 1973 earnings total over three million
California's 120 legislators earned more than 3.1 million in 1973, with Richmond Democrat John T. Knox topping $30,000 in salaries and travel. Senator Ralph C. Dills led all senators at $28,401, while Senator Joseph Kenrick had the lowest full year total at $24,204. Trips included Washington, Toronto, Montreal, and Cape Cod to study gambling, fairs, and tax law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
California
Richmond
State Controller’s Office
John T. Knox
Washington
D.C
Toronto
Montreal
Seattle
New York
Boston
Chicago
Joseph Kenrick
D-Long Beach
Boca Raton
Fla
Canada
Cape Cod
Scandinavia
Randolph Collier
Dyreka
Collier
Controller’s Office
Knox
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Ralph C. Dills
Dgardena
Lompoc Record Staff and Officials Listed in Notice
The Lompoc Record published in Lompoc California lists staff with roles including Publisher President Editor Vice Presidents General Manager Board Member and department heads. The notice identifies office address 115 No H St and contact numbers for the publication.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record Publications
No. H. St Lompoc
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Robert Bostick
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughan Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Obituary for John E. Jack Lewis
Graveside services at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery will be held at 2 30 p m tomorrow for John E Jack Lewis 67 who died Sunday in Santa Barbara Earlier services in Santa Barbara will be held at Welch Ryce Chapel at Lola and State Streets at 11 30 a m Lewis dean of California county clerks after 40 years service with Santa Barbara County was born in Lompoc in 1906 He is survived by his widow Helen of Santa Barbara a sister Mrs Irene Huseman of Lompoc five nephews Eugene James and Thomas Huseman of Lompoc Gordon Huseman of Santa Maria and Arnold Lewis of Santa Barbara Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society or to the Cancer Foundation of Santa Barbara.
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
John E
Jack’’ Lewis
Santa Barbara
Welch-Ryce
Lola and
State Streets
Lewis
California
Lompoc
Helen
Irene Huseman
Eugene, James
Thomas Huseman
Gordon Huseman
Santa Maria
Arnold Lewis
American Cancer Society
Cancer Foundation of
New Year Brings Record Cold Across Plains and Midwest
Cold air grips the nation as record low temperatures emerge from the upper Plains through Missouri and Kansas. Sioux Falls sinks to 22 below, Grand Island hits 20 below, and Kansas City Kansas records 10 below. East Coast faces storm warnings and travel advisories amid freezing rain in New England and Ohio Valley regions.
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United Press International
Upper Plains
Missouri
Kansas
Sioux Falls
S.D
Grand Island
Neb
Kansas City
Kan
Maine
Maryland
New England
New York
Ohio Valley
LCEA demands higher cost of living raises in talks with council
LCEA officials criticize the city offer as insufficient for cost of living increases, noting the 5.5 percent yearly caps tied to CPI in the second and third contract years. They contrast this with a 5.9 percent minimum raise for city firefighters in 1976 and warn the council holds authority to resolve the dispute, including arbitration or outside mediation, though unlikely.
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LCEA
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Woodford
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Council
California
Lompoc
Lompoc City Council to review vehicle bids and street plans
In an abbreviated meeting the Lompoc City Council will hear City Administrator Gene Wahlers report on bids for city vehicles for 1974. Iverson Motors offers six Dodge Coronets at 21,156.60 and a half ton truck bid. Sunset Chevrolet submits a pickup and a van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Iverson Motors of
Santa Maria
Iverson
Sunset Chevrolet
City Hall
West Walnut Ave
California League of City Employees Association
Lompoc City
Egypt Refuses Troop Withdraw Near Suez Canal
Diplomatic sources in Cairo say Egypt will not withdraw troops near the Suez Canal until Israel fully withdraws from Egyptian territory captured in the October war. Cairo will present its demand at resumption of Geneva talks on Wednesday as Israel holds a security bulge along the canal. Israel voters cast ballots as Golda Meir's Labor party faces losses, potentially affecting Geneva positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
Cairo
Geneva
West Bank
East Bank
Golda Meir
Labor Party
Tel Aviv
Newspapers to Cost More Across Cities in year
Media firms raise prices due to higher production newsprint and labor costs. The Washington Post will raise daily and daily plus Sunday delivery prices from 4.25 to 4.75 per month with the newsstand staying at 10 cents. Other cities including Knoxville Lancaster Pittsburgh Harrisburg Louisville Des Moines San Diego also announce rate increases for daily and Sunday editions and home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Washington Post
Knoxville
Tenn
Journal
The
News- Sentinel
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Sunday Patriot- News
Sunday
Courier- Journal
Louisville
Daily Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Des Moines Register and Tribune
San Diego Union
Sunday Union
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Beast Barracks
Academies
Peter J. D’anna
Anna
NAVY
Ev Southwick
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Earle Sweetland
Hugh Young
Daily Record
Alicia
W. Ocean Ave
Alicia Lopez
Marilyn Baird
Francis L. Butch’ McCann
Jack Neland
Bob Stansberry
California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ass'n
John Lewis
Planning Council
Sol Lefkowitz
Harry Jones
Lancaster
Intelligencer Journal
New Era
Pittsburgh Press
Valley
el Ih Sal
Hiway
B.C
Wael
Panavision
Metrocolor
MGM
Charlton Heston
Edward G. Robinson
Walt Disney
Dumbo
Gemini Cinema
Northside Center
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