Santa Barbara County eyes women training plan and census totals
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors approve a concept for a women’s apprenticeship program using CTA funds. Officials say $50,000 could be spent with state match possible, while CETA planning actions and past abstentions may affect approval. Additionally, county census work continues with IBM card processing expected to produce official figures within a month, with updates on populations in Santa Barbara and surrounding areas.
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Santa Barbara
Ceta Planning Council
Ceta Council
Joseph Schwartz
Lompoc
CETA
Board of Supervisors
County Commission On the Status of Women
The
County League of Women Voters
Dick Praul
State Department of Finance
IBM
Clifford Pauley
County Planning Department
Pauley
Montecito
Santa Maria-Orcutt
Santa Maria
Santa Ynez Valley
Goleta Valley
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Carpinteria
Guadalupe
Cuyama Valley
Free legal clinic and senior crafts and a Disneyland Private Party Night
The Lompoc events include a free legal clinic for low income seniors next Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. at the Lompoc Library with Kappler and Dunlap. free senior crafts 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday at 217 West Maple Ave. The Missile Space Recreation Association schedules its 10th Disneyland Private Party Night March 6 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Tickets $5, Marvin Breshears contact after January 4.
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Lompoc
East North Ave
Kappler and Dunlap
West Maple Ave
the Missile Space Recreation Association
Disneyland
Marvin Breshears
Prisoners file claims over county jail shakedown
Three inmates from Carpinteria and San Pedro jailed in Goleta Valley filed claims with the Board of Supervisors alleging sheriff's officers conducted a shakedown on October 14, 1975. Russell Nicholas sought 289 dollars, Leonard Evans 14.25, and John E. Jordan 4257 for confiscated or destroyed property witnessed by deputies and other inmates. The claims will go to county counsel for review.
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Carpinteria
San Pedro
Goleta Valley
Board of Supervisors
Legal Defense Center of Santa Barbara, Inc
Russel Nicholas
Leonard Evans
John E. Jordan
Nicholas
Evans
Jordan
Obituary for William A Hughes Dies at 66
Funeral services for William A Hughes aged 66 who died this morning at Lompoc District Hospital are pending at Starbuck Mortuary. He last resided at 1300 North A Street.
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William A. Hughes
Lompoc District Hospital
Starbuck Mortuary
1300 North A St
Cal Poly Extends Rocket Courses at Vandenberg Base
Cal Poly Extension will offer two courses at Vandenberg AFB starting next week. Fuels and Propellants covers combustion thermodynamics and alternate fuels taught by Dr. Frank J. Hendel, with classes Tuesdays 7 to 10 p.m. Direct Energy Conversion and Storage, taught by Jacques Sabto, explores energy systems from batteries to solar cells, meeting Mondays 7 to 10 p.m. Fees are 60 and 40 dollars respectively. enrollment requires graduate standing or instructor consent.
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Frank J. Hendel
Cal Poly
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cal Poly Extension
North American Rockwell Corporation
Vandenberg Afb
Sabto
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Bell Telephone Laboratories
NASA
American Society For Engineering Education
Vandenberg
San Luis Obispo
Supervisors reaffirm county cost allocation plan
Auditor-Controller Paul E. Floyd says the cost allocation plan yields sizeable county reimbursements and opens key financial data for officials and taxpayers. He estimates $1,047,296 in reimbursements this year with total project costs of $15,000 and major components including $233,349 from State and Federal programs and $780,947 from other funds.
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Paul E. Floyd
Board of Supervisors
Floyd
Multiple thefts and a rollover事故 reported in local area
Police investigated several thefts from residences including a car stolen from Robert D Martinez on North B Street and jewelry from 1106 N Lupine Avenue linked to Myron Lee Webster. Additional losses included electronic devices and cash from 705 N Seventh Street and a pocket watch from 25 Oxford Drive. Donald Ray Caldwell sustained minor injuries in a northbound crash on North H Street after dropping a cigarette. Major damage occurred to his car. Paul Ira Upchurch was arrested in Lompoc on charges of driving a stolen vehicle. Junior High classes in Lompoc were dismissed early for a reading workshop, with busses departing at 12 10 p.m. Chicago Mayor Daley proposed a city lottery to boost revenue and curb illegal gambling, referred to finance committee.
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Robert Lee Kranig
Oxford Dr
Donald Ray Caldwell
Santa Maria
North H St
Paul Ira Upchurch
North 3Rd St
Lompoc
Chicago
UPI
Richard Daley
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International Press Institute
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California Newspaper Youth Foundation
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Lumen Vitae League of Children’s Home Society
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Jacques Sabto
Fromme
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Miss Fromme
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Miss Good
Susan Murphy
Federal Metropolitan Correction
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Lompoc, Calif
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Brown Proucton
Remy Amo
Dad Brown
Juggernaut
Daily Record
Robert D. Martinez
North B St
N. Lupine Ave
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Seventh St
Robert Albert Donahoe
Daley
Gregory & McPeek
N. H St
Starbuck
Ostlund
North H Gr
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