Lompoc events include luncheons speakers and theatre
Lompoc events set for January include the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday at Royal Coach Restaurant with Major General Herbert A. Lyon as guest speaker reservations by January 13. Other items: Irving Townsend speaks January 13. High School Drama presents The Playroom January 15. Blood Bank January 17 at Alpha Club House. Disneyland MSRA party March 1 with $4.50 admission tickets on sale after January 13.
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Lompoc Valley
Irving Townsend
Lompoc
Creative Writers Club
Lompoc Friends of the Library
E. North Ave
Lompoc Senior High School
Mary Drayton
Lompoc High School
Larry Bowen
Tri-counties
Alpha Club
E. Ocean Avenue
The
Missile Space Recreation Association
MSRA
Disneyland
Baldwin Music
No. H St
Ski’s Selectronics
W. Ocean
Winter storm blankets West and spreads to Northeast
A powerful cold front buried much of the West in heavy snow and moved into the Plains and Northeast, triggering numerous traffic mishaps. Intermittent blizzard conditions were reported on Interstate 40 near Santa Rosa and Tucumcari, with conditions described as nasty and snowpacked roads. The storm dumped about 10 inches in Colorado and Arizona mountains and stretched from southeastern Colorado to North Dakota and into western Wisconsin, with warnings from the National Weather Service for a major Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley storm.
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United Press International
Interstate 40
Santa Rosa
Tucumcari
N.M
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Plains
Pacific Coast
North Dakota
Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
California
Oregon
Washington
Michigan
Vermont
New England
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Brown urges $114.2 million boost to California environment
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. warned of a crisis facing California and asked the legislature to add $114.2 million to protect the state environment. The proposed increase, a 61 percent rise over current spending, would fund efforts to curb smog, polluted water, and conserve natural resources as part of a broader plan.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Brown
Tom Quinn
Air Resources Board
Water Quality Control Board
Solid Waste Management Board
New Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission
ARB
Los Angeles
Nixon mementos seized from Nixon files and wife dresses
A Nixon supporter charges federal authorities have seized Richard Nixon personal items including wife and daughter dresses along with his tapes, saying these belong to him and his family. Korff noted specific items such as Julie Eisenhower wedding dress and inauguration gowns.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Baruch Korff
Korff
Julie Eisenhower
Julie
Republican Party
Washington
White House
Brown Ends Work or Else Plan And Boosts Welfare Aid
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr moves to drop Reagan's work or else welfare program while proposing a 300 million dollar increase in welfare and Medi Cal funding. The plan lifts the Health and Welfare Agency response to 3 billion in state funds and 8.6 billion including federal and local dollars amid a slumping economy and rising welfare rolls.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Reagan
California
Medi-Cal
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Goodyear
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Thermo-Foam Insulation CO
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Sr Sp
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Jewel Creations
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Orig
Pacific
Sun
Rainchecks
Bank Americard
San Luis Obispo
Higuera St
Santa Barbara
State Street
Isla Vista
Embarcadero del Mar
Santa Maria
South Broadway
Ventura
East Main Street
Southern California
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