Lompoc community groups host meeting and library project
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of World War I will hold a January 8 potluck meeting at the Veterans Memorial Building with Mrs J W Hall presiding. Lompoc parks offers winter classes starting January 20, registration through January 17 at 105 South C Street. A Cassette-Book Tree opens at the Lompoc Public Library funded by the Women of the Moose, with checkout limits per card. Police report a weekend burglary at LFE Market causing about $100 damage. Construction totals for 1974 rise to nearly $7 million citywide and $3.194 million on the fiscal year. Sch seven school board candidates file for March 4 election. Multiple DUI arrests and a burglary of a home stereo system are noted, along with a probation department break-in with no losses. Warrant issued for former Carpinteria councilman Kilbourne over campaign finance reporting. County planning reviews a lot split proposal for Duane Whitefoot, with water runoff concerns raised by nearby landowner Mendes. Funeral arrangements noted for Effie M Raybourn and Mary Knight with services and memorials listed.
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Lompoc
Children’s Department
William Johnson
Closing Stocks Report From Lang and Co
The Record presents closing stock quotations furnished by Lang and Co at 3865 F Consteallation Road Lompoc with contact 733 3551. The notice lists market end figures and broker details for investment reference.
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Lang and Co
Lompoc
Lost 1937 art prints offered to public now
A rediscovered collection of authentic 1937 color art prints by masters like Matisse Picasso and Titian is offered to the public at 19.95 for 118 prints. The project began in 1937 to lift public morale but was abandoned. the prints were stored in a Brooklyn warehouse for decades.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Peopl
National Committee For Art
Matisse
Vanaugh
Gainsborough
Picasso
Rauguin
Titian
Brooklyn
U.S
Ventura BL
Arzana
BankAmericard OK
Federal funds to aid Lompoc unemployment drive
Santa Barbara County officials anticipate as much as 1 million dollars from the Federal government for public service jobs under the Emergency Jobs and Unemployment Assistance Act signed by President Ford. The county sees increased allocations for 1975 with a sub grant to Lompoc rising to 124 469 and new guidelines limit salaries to not exceed 10 000 annually and extend no more than 12 months.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Harvey Clement
Ford
Clement
U.S. Department of Labor
San Francisco
Washington, D.C
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North I St
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Robertson
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Sheffield Dr
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South D St
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Karl Braun
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Alberta Morgan
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Archie Nagle
Beattie
Nogle
Donald Ray Marshall
North C St
Apt. 3
Illinois
Nosoqui Grade
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Timothy Patrick Gillen
South E Street
Michael Len Hayes
Shaun D. Hayes
Torrance
Lompoc Hospital
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D Street
Jenocovich
Carpinteria
Kenneth Kilbourne
Santa Barbara-Goleta
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Kilbane
Duane A. Whitefoot
Lompoc Valley
Henry Mendes
Mendes
Whitefoot
Cebada Canyon Rd
Effie Raybourn
Effie M. Raybourn
W. North Ave
Starbuck Mortuary
Lompoc District Hospital
Mary Knight
Mary H. Knight
Little Country
Valhalla Memorial Park
North Hollywood
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Knight
Arkansas
Santa Maria Convalescent Hospital
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South Pasadena
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Burbank
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Hawaii
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Los Angeles
Lompoc District
California
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Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
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