Nixon invited to visit Santa Barbara county beaches
The Santa Barbara County Board discussions show broad support for inviting President elect Nixon to stay in the Sandyland area near Carpinteria. Democrats Curtis Tunnell and George Clyde back the idea, Republican Joe Callahan comments on cross party support, and GOP leaders Beattie and Grant join. The County GOP backs the supervisors, pledging to share the region with the president while preserving privacy.
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Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Joe J. Callahan
First District
George H. Clyde
Nixon
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta Valley
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy assassin trial faces possible delays
Sirhan B. Sirhan, charged with killing Senator Kennedy, appeared in court amid motions to dismiss and quash indictments. Defense and prosecutors argued over secrecy and jury issues as security remained tight and Judge Walker prepared for jury selection.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Superior Court
Herbert V. Walker
Grant B. Cooper
Sirhan
Cooper
U.S
Friars Club
Friars
Department 107
Mary Sirhan
Munir
United States
California
Bobby Kennedy
Emile Zola Berman
New York
Review Board weighs Lompoc restaurant plans
Lompoc Architectural Board of Review approved site and architectural details for two North H Street restaurants by Collins and Fletcher Construction Co. Topper Steak House and TJ's Taco House would invest about 100000 dollars. The board also okayed Foster's Smoke House at 115 South J Street plans and improvements to a Signal Oil service station at 800 East Ocean Avenue with a canopy trees and sidewalk work.
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Lompoc Architectural Board of Review
Lompoc
Robert Kranig
Sol Lefkowitz
James Flegge
North H Street
North Avenue
Collins and Fletcher Construction Co
Foster
S. Jst
E. Ocean Ave
Signal Oil and Gas Co
Lompoc To Elect Mayor By Council Vote Next April
Lompoc voters face a new annual mayoral election after an ordinance passed March 5 requires the council to choose a mayor from among its members each April for a 12 month term. The council will select the mayor from its ranks after council elections in 1970.
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Lompoc
Jacoby
MacClure
Speight
Public defender office approved by co. board
The Board of Supervisors voted to create a new office of public defender and, separately, to move the county refuse operation under Public Works maintenance, with both decisions supported by Administrative Officer R D Johnson. Former refuse consultant Buck Beatty warned the move could harm a self sustaining department and urged keeping control separate.
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Board of Supervisors
Office of Public Defender
R.D. Johnson
Johnson
Public Works Department
Buck
Beatty
Homer Underwood
Beattie
Goleta Valley
Pair Arrested on Marijuana Charge in Lompoc
John Eugene Vesper aged 20 and Gregory William Cannaday aged 18, both of 227 D S. K St., faced arraignment in Lompoc Justice Court on a marijuana possession charge. Police seized about four ounces packed in plastic bags during a warrant raid at their home. Bail set at 3125 each. The arrests followed a week-long investigation.
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John Eugene Vesper
Gregory William Cannaday
D S. K St
Lompoc
Pharmacist editor named for Lompoc Jaycee honors
Karl G. Braun owner of Braun's Pharmacy since 1964 was chosen Outstanding Young Man of 1968 and Harry J. Crompe editor of the Lompoc Record was named Boss of the Year at the Jaycees Bosses Night Distinguished Service Award banquet in Loop's Restaurant. Braun active in civic groups and community service lives at 232 Barrington Pl with wife Mary and children. Crompe cited for community service and Jaycee support. he is past president of the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce. Other finalists were Robert Kranig John Larsson Al Walker and Francis Beattie Jr. Principal speaker Rob Reifschneider.
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Lynwood
Calif
Rob Reifschneider
California Jaycees
Jaycee
Karl Braun
Lompoc
DSA
Braun
Lompoc Jaycees
Karl G. Braun
Harry J. Crompe
Loop’s
Jaycees
Crompe
Lompoc Record
Waterloo
Iowa
University of Iowa
Col
John Larsson
al Walker
Francis Beattie, Jr
Clair Ewing
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Ray Robertson
Kenneth Boyd
Lompoc Presbyterian Church
Glendon F. Wegner
Ralph Patey
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Smith
Assembly bill aims to unlock funds for Lompoc schools
Assemblyman Ken MacDonald proposes a bill to remove conflicting state laws and release more than a half million dollars in state aid withheld from Lompoc Unified School District. The district receives about $2 million annually from federal funds tied to Vandenberg Air Force Base. nationwide rulings have questioned withholding military impact aid.
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Lompoc Unified
Ken MacDonald
D-Ojai
MacDonald
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Lompoc
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Santa Ynez
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Kennedy
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College of San Mateo
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Garlington
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Hayakawa
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AFT
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R. Waldo Emerson
Richard K. Jacoby
Robert D. MacClure
Brooks Speight
Charlotte Benton
Harold G. Thompson
Arthur Scott
Thompson
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