1973 County Grand Jury Members Sworn In
The 1973 County Grand Jury was drawn and sworn in in the courthouse of Presiding Superior Judge Floyd C. Dodson. Members include former County Supervisor Joe J. Callahan of Santa Barbara. Lompoc residents Frances Bodger and Mrs. Richard Jacoby. and Steven Lewis excused due to new local employment. Joseph Sesto and Robert Gallmeyer were excused after being drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd C. Dodson
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Dodson
Santa Maria
Joseph Sesto
Sesto
Robert Gallmeyer
Steven Lewis
Lompoc
J.E. Lewis
Lewis
Frances Bodger
Richard Jacoby
DUI Charge In Daily Record And Local Notices
Raymond Burton Dill faces DUI action after a morning arrest in the 100 Block of North J Street with bail set at 720 dollars. Also notes UC Santa Barbara and Lompoc events, an overturned car incident near Vandenberg AFB, Buellton marijuana arrests, Red Cross first aid courses, Allan Hancock College registration, a laryngectomees club meeting, Cub Scout bottle drive, and La Purisima Mission advisory meeting in Santa Barbara.
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Raymond Burton Dill
West Dr
North J Street
la Purisima Mission State Historic Park
Harry's Plaza Cafe
Loreto Plaza
State Street
Santa Barbara
Obituary for James Edward McCloskey
James Edward McCloskey former Lompoc resident died January 9 in Tustin Community Hospital. He attended Lompoc High School and Santa Barbara State College, served in World War II, and co founded Electronics Associates Inc. He later owned McCloskey Associates in Anaheim. Survived by wife Kathleen Nichols McCloskey two daughters Kathryn Hoffman and Karen and sister Mrs Wesley Keys.
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Southland
James Edward McCloskey
Lompoc
Tustin Community Hospital
James F
Helen Long McCloskey
McCloskey
Santa Barbara State College
Electronics Associates, Inc
New Jersey
McCloskey Associates
Anaheim
Calif
Kathleen Nichols McCloskey
Kathryn Hoffman
San Francisco
Karen
Long Beach State University
Wesley Keys
Closing Stocks Quotations Furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are provided by Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The Record lists the latest prices for several shares as of the market close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Lompoc School Board Considers Closures Amid Enrollment Drop
The Lompoc School Board discussed potential school closures due to declining enrollment while approving a $2.5 million teacher salary package and fringe benefits. Trustees noted population dip but reported a net gain of 84 students since December 22 and agreed to join as friend of the court in a state financing case. Incumbents DeWayne Holmdahl and Marjorie Thomas face reelection as Easter week election looms. The board set a future agenda on closures and scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Wegner
Lompoc Education Association
Simi Valley Unified School District
DeWayne Holmdahl
Marjorie Thomas
Grand jury dispute over censorship and report content
Judge Dodson denies censorship of grand jury reports and vows to send a resolution to lawmakers. Jurors complain the court directed content and that interim materials and drafts were sealed in a waxed envelope. Several jurors praise and criticize the final report while others indicate willingness to serve again under a different judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Dr. McAlpine
McAlphine
Tve
Foreman Sues
Elmer Kirkwood
Santa Barbara
Estelyne Luis
Los Alamos
Lawmakers Seek End to Daily Floor Sessions in New System
In Sacramento, Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti and Senate leaders propose abolishing daily floor sessions to boost committee work under a two year meeting plan. Top Republicans Sen. Fred Marler Jr. and Assemblyman Robert Monagan joined the outline of rule changes after November voter approval.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Senate
Sen
Fred Marler Jr
Redding
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
U.S. Planes Hit North Vietnamese Panhandle
U S military authorities reported heavy raids on the North Vietnamese panhandle with guided smart bombs and conventional bombs. Two American aircraft were lost and eight servicemen are missing. A U S Navy A6 Intruder was shot down, two crewmen reported in South Vietnam, and a helicopter with six missing south of the DMZ was lost in bad weather. Radio Hanoi claimed B52s shot down two jets in Ngho An and Quang Binh with the total American plane losses reaching 4 173 over North Vietnam.
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Buellton
Daniel Frank Stevens
Santa Ynez
Robyn Gail Frame
Rocky Blake Tomasini
Saigon
Vps
North Vietnamese Panhandle
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnams
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Radio Hanoi
Ngho An
Quang Binh
Radio
Hanoi
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Daily Record
University of California
Lompoc Senior High School
Paul Emory Blalock
W. North Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California Highway Patrol
Cdc
American Red Cross
Allan Hancock College
S. College
Central Coast
Housing Authority Center
Williams Street
Pepper Tree
James E. McCloskey
Betty Kesteven
Lemon Ave
Alcan
Alum Johns-Manville
Alcoa
Lear Siegler American Air
Litton Indus
American Can
Lockheed
APECO
McDonnell-Douglas
At&t
Oxy
Anaconda
Penn-Central
Bethlehem
Purex
Boise-Cascade
RCA Bunker-Ramo
Rapid American
City Investing
Rapid Amer
WTS
Oil
Chrysler
Safeway
Sears Roebuck
Computer Sciences
Control Data Lo
Cal Edison
Sperry Rand
Dupont
Stand Oil of Calif
D.W.G. Corp
Exxon
Eastman Kodac
Teleprompter
Fleetwood Telex
Ford Motor
Texaco
Fuqua Ind
Times-Mirror
GAC Corp
Trans America
General Dynamics
Union Oil
General Electric
US. Steel
General Motors Westinghouse
General Telephone
Woolworth
Imperial Corp
Ind
Trans
Util
International Paper
I & Closing Vol
By Vaughn Proctor
Grand Jury
McMahon
Timothy McMahon
Foreman
Flower Festival Committee
E. Cypress Ave
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Viet Panhandle
Starbuck
McPeek
North H Street
Order of the Soden Hule
Lompoc Savings
Ficate
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IL Service
Lompoc Savings & Loan
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