Clyde to not seek reelection as County Supervisor
County Supervisor George H. Clyde, longtime First District member from Montecito, announced he will not run in the June 1972 primary. After eight years in office, he said he wants to pursue other interests and give potential candidates time to decide. Clyde succeeded Bradbury and had been reelected in 1968. He plans no other elective run after retirement.
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George H. Clyde
Montecito
Clyde
Civ
Bradbury
Carpenteria Valley
Joel J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Charles F Catterlin
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Meeting Set on Pollution Threat to Cachuma Water Supply
Public health officials call a Jan 15 meeting in Santa Barbara to coordinate a plan among county water agencies and federal and state bodies to prevent contamination of Lake Cachuma. The U.S. Forest Service will present a cost analysis of facilities and manpower.
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Santa Ynez
Cachuma Reservoir
Santa Barbara
Daniel G. Grant
Board of Supervisors
T. J. Gannon
State Department of Public Health
Gannon
Sanitary Engineering Bureau
U.S. Forest Service
Santa Ynez Valley
South Coast
Carpinteria
Goleta
Los Padres National Forest
Los Prietos
Obituary for Horace Chandler Dies After Illness
Funeral services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary for Horace Chandler, 62, who died after a lengthy illness. He resided at 1528 W North Ave. Further details will follow in the Record.
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McPeek Family Mortuary
Horace Chandler
Mr Chandler
North Ave
Ainsworth among first 24 Nevada medical students selected
Ronald E. Ainsworth, son of James C. and Mrs. Ainsworth of 908 W Date St, will study medicine at the University of Nevada School of Medical Sciences in Reno starting this September. He was chosen from 1,000 applicants for a program designed to encourage Nevada medical practice. He and his wife Geri live on campus.
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Ronald E. Ainsworth
James C. Ainsworth
Date St
University of Nevada
School of Medical Sciences
Reno
Ainsworth
Geri
Nevada
Narcotics arrest list spans many suspects with varied bail amounts
The report details numerous arrests on narcotics related charges at multiple addresses including Vandenberg Village and N Street locales. Suspects range from young adults to a few juveniles with bail amounts posted from 3,125 to 20,000 dollars. Several entries reference possession, sale of dangerous drugs, narcotics paraphernalia, and visits to places where narcotics were used. Four juveniles are held in juvenile hall with no bail.
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John Mellett Callan
Antares Ave
Vandenberg Village
Harold Warren Parham
N. E St
George Allen Lopez
John Phillip Anderson
W. Locust Ave
Steve Frank Scott
George Ralph Steadman
E. Pine Ave
Edward James White
W. Anthony Way
Thomas Richard Timmer
Club House
Art Lee Skeeters
N. Sixth St
Dana Earl Cully
Peter Rudy Bickel
Milky Way
Joseph Donald Fanello
Cheryl Lyn Holland
N. G St
Madeleine Desiree Parham
Linda June Kamery
N. Z St
Marville Victoria McCann
N. B St
Terrie Lynn Prescott
N. I St
Jerry Edward Holtshouser
E. Cherry Ave
Gregory Harry Johnson
Michael Warren Robinson
S. G St
John Ellis Leeka
Third St
Leila Dea Ayres
Seventh St
Roben Lee Johnson
Roger James Edenfield
N. D St
Rodney Eugene Reed
W. Maple Ave
N. B
S.G St
N. Third St
Twenty three retirements at Vandenberg AFB
Twenty three Air Force personnel retired at Vandenberg AFB in ceremonies led by Maj. Gen. William C Garland, commander of ISTRAD. Recipients included Col Jerrold M Vivian and multiple officers and enlisted personnel across ranks from lieutenant colonels to staff sergeants.
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U.S Air Force
Vandenberg Afb
Jerrold M. Vivian
1St
Strategic Aerospace Division
William C Garland
Istrad
Glenn C. Ballantyne
Robert W. Walton
John B Jones
Walter H. Rice Jr
Lester W. Tucker
Smset
David Pharr Jr
Virgil H. Ming
William L. Randall
Vertrees L. Roberts
Earl D Brown
Albert W. Caldwell
Paul D. Dotson
James M Finley
Garnett H. Martin
Jefferson M. McAlahney
David McIntosh
James A. Rinker
Kenneth C. Thompson
Ronald L Wilson
Raymon A. Gutierrez
Holman B. Marshall
William F. Rowe Jr
Goleta Flood Control Project Gets $13.8 Million Backing
County Flood Control Director James M Stubbner announced that the Rivers Harbors and Flood Control Act of 1970 authorizes 13.8 million dollars for the Goleta flood control project just signed by President Nixon. Funding will be reviewed by Congress later. The plan channels the lower reaches of streams into the ocean near Santa Barbara Municipal Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M Stubbner
Goleta
Nixon
Stubchaer
Congress
Third District
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta Valley
Ocean
Santa Barbara Municipal Airport
Balloon fear cured by doctors burst 90 balloons
London based British Medical Journal reports doctors relieved an accountant's fear by bursting 90 balloons around him in a 30 minute span. The item appears in a closing stock quotation note provided to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
London
UPI
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Daily Record
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Hickory Avenue
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Olive
Ocean Avenues
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Charles M Teague
Kathryn M Keith
VA 2
Veterans Memorial Building
Linnett's Shoes
Kammeters
Lompoc Music Box
Mr. Paintman
R and J Interiors
Lompoc Furniture Mart
Beno’s
Holser & Bailey
Pratt Sewing Center
Alamo Cleaners
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Cooper's
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Vandenberg
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Safeway
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Texaco
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Times- Mirror
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