Reagan proposes record California budget to cushion energy crisis
Governor Ronald Reagan unveils a $9.81 billion state budget with a $272 million surplus aimed at weathering the energy crunch. The plan preserves spending limits, includes a 7 percent state employee raise, boosts UC by 8.5 percent and state colleges by 8 percent, and returns to one license plate. It forecasts $167 million in unspent federal revenue sharing and stresses reserve funds for potential economic downturns.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
School For the
Deaf and Blind
San Quentin
University of California
Willie Brown Jr
Ways and Means Committee
Lockheed protests Thiokol shuttle engine award
Lockheed asks the GAO to reject Thiokol Chemical Corp as winner of the $106 million solid rocket engine contract for the space shuttle. Lockheed alleges improper NASA bid adjustments, underbidding before adjustments, implausible shipping rates from Utah, and risk of concentrating engine work in one firm. Aerojet and United Technology Center were competitors. Thiokol also supplies Minuteman III and Trident engines.
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Lockheed Propulsion Co
General Accounting Office
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Lockheed
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thiokol
Lockheed’s
Utah
Cape
Aerojet Solid Propulsion Co
United Technology Center
Nixon warns energy crisis threatens world prosperity
President Nixon said the energy shortage could unleash political and economic forces that damage global prosperity and stability. He urged Canada, West Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway and Britain to join a February 11 Washington meeting to craft oil policy.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Canada
West Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Norway
Britain
Nixon speech outlines two roads for world unity and conflict
The article quotes Nixon on a choice between separate paths or concerted unity among producer and consumer nations. It also notes Reagan’s proposed 9.8 billion budget framing Idaho-sized state government implications and other local items including arrests, school burglary, YMCA classes, and COME medical expansion efforts in Lompoc.
Local notices and police reports from Santa Maria and Lompoc
Daily record notes calls to the YMCA and a Santa Maria court bound over for Sandra Nell Webber 23 of 626 B North B Street to answer assault with a deadly weapon. David H. Lewis 21 of Pismo Beach on two years probation for grand theft auto. Stolen items include a $204 electric hammer and a $200 boat motor. A Lompoc man Raymond Marshall 32 escaped injury in a single vehicle rollover on Highway 1 near Wye. Also: free expectant parents class at Allan Hancock College led by Bonnie Whitten. Marvin R. Bryant II of Lompoc earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Southwest Texas State University.
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Sandra Nell Webber
North
Santa Maria
David H. Lewis
Pismo Beach
Lewis
Lompoc
Raymond Thomas Marshall
Oak Ave
Wye
California Highway Patrol
Marshall
Obituaries list services for Baird Dreyfus and Saunders
Funeral services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary for Annie Maria Baird 54 who died yesterday at Vandenberg AFB Hospital Born in Germany in 1919 she arrived in Lompoc in 1963 She last resided at 514 North F Street She is survived by her husband William Baird of the home address Further details will appear in the Record Joy Azalea Dreyfus 91 died Tuesday at Lompoc District Hospital Services were held this morning at 11 at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel with private cremation She was born in 1882 in California and lived in Lompoc for about 70 years She last resided at 129 South F Street Survivors include a nephew Abe Klein of San Francisco Chester Marion Saunders 79 died Tuesday in Ventura Hospital Funeral services Friday at 1 at Ted Mayr Chapel Ventura and graveside at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery at 3 He was born 1894 in Lompoc and worked for Getty Oil 42 years A WWI veteran He last resided in Ventura He belonged to multiple local clubs and groups He is survived by one son Jack Saunders of San Jose two stepdaughters Alonda Jenkins of Carson and Ruby Janke of Ventura one stepson Andrew Horton of Riverside a brother Ely Saunders of Crestline two sisters Evelyn Anderson of Anaheim and Katherine Kemp of Santa Maria
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Starbuck
Ted Mayr
Ventura
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Chester Marion Saunders
Lompoc
Saunders
Getty Oil Company
Petroleum Production Pioneers Club
Diamond Club
Ventura County Veterans Memorial Committee
Lompoc Valley
Settlement in butchers strike in Los Angeles
Picket lines by striking butchers and meat plant workers were withdrawn after a tentative settlement with the Food Employers Council. Three locals must ratify. terms undisclosed. A cost of living clause delayed agreement. locals 563 626 and 501 to vote and meet on specified days.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Food Employers Council
Butchers
Butchers Local 563
Teamsters Local
Operating Engineers Local 501
Lompoc Record Autographed by Local Officials
Public notice lists Lompoc Record Publications as publisher under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It provides the post office entry and the staff and officers including Mrs A James McCollum as publisher president and Harry Crompe as editor. The notice designates the paper as a legal newspaper for adjudicated status.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Robert Bostick
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughan Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Adoption petition targets Richard Ruiz Jr in Santa Barbara
Edwin Lee Dreeze filed in Santa Barbara Superior Court to adopt Richard Arlen Ruiz Jr. The citation requires Ruiz to appear January 21, 1974, at 9:00 A.M. and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Filed December 11, 1973 with Clerk Howard C. Menzel and Deputy S.R. Llamas.
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Richard Arlen Ruiz
Edwin Lee Dreese
Richard Arlen Ruiz, JR
East
Cook Street
Santa Maria
County of Santa Barbara
State of California
Superior Court of
Santa Barbara
Howard C. Menzel
Jerry C. Reyes
E. Cook Street
City of
California
S. R. Llamas
Dunlap & Melville Attorneys
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YMCA
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Harriet Hayes
Citizens Organization For Medical Expansion
COME
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el Camino School
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Boise Cascade
Hms
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RCA
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Cathy
Jack) Martin
Carol
Andrew) Horvath
Becky Glasser
Daily Record
Dyer Heating and Sheet Metal Co
North F St
Richard Lozano Garcia
North E St
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Allan Hancock College
Bonnie Whitten
Southwest Texas State University
Marvin R. Bryant II
Sirius Ave
Bryant
Annie Baird
McPeek Family
Annie Maria Baird
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Germany
Baird
North F Street
William Baird
Joy Dreyfus
Abe Klein
San Francisco
Chester Saunders
Marilyn Baird
Francis L
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Bob Stansberry
California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press _ International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ass'n
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County OF
S.R. Llamas
Grossman & Cox
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Gerardo Lopez Reyes
Hobby Corner
Mission Drive
Solvang
Barbara Peterson
Refugio Ad
Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara County
J.E. Lewis
Claudia Springer
TG Realty
East Ocean Avenue
Tommy Gerald Green
East Ocean Lompoc
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Carina Drive
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