Two Orcutt men arrested on marijuana charges in Lompoc
Robert Andrew Myers 19 and Harry William Blevins 18 were booked in Lompoc Jail for possessing marijuana and paraphernalia after CHP stopped their car on Lompoc Casmalia Road. Five juvenile hitchhikers were released with no charges. bail set at 3750 dollars pending court.
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Orcutt
Robert Andrew Myers
Harry William Blevins
Lompoc
California Highway Patrol
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Constellation Road
Sheriff's Department
Meeting of Lompoc Right to Life League Tonight
The Right to Life League Lompoc chapter meets at 8 pm in the Public Library must room with Dr. Jack Love of Santa Barbara Medical Clinic as guest speaker. A Hunter Safety Course is set for Saturday January 30 at Lompoc Sportsmans Association field from 9 am to 4 pm. Registrations close January 25 at Picos Sporting Goods Gore's Department Store or Perozzi Hardware Store. Chief Instructor will be Lee F Jamison.
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Vandenberg-Santa Maria
Channel Cities
American Society For Quality Control
Goleta
William Evans
NASA
Right To Life League
Lompoc
Jack Love
Santa Barbara Medical Clinic
Nine missing in collision at sea
A Peruvian freighter sliced into an empty Panamanian tanker in the English Channel early today, cutting it in two and causing it to explode with a blast that shattered windows on the shore nine miles away. Nine of the 13,604 ton tanker Texaco Caribbean crew were missing and feared dead. twenty were rescued.
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Dover
England
UPIT
English Channel
Texaco Caribbean
Highway contracts awarded in county and region
The State Department of Public Works awarded six highway projects across Santa Barbara Tulare and Kern counties to lowest bidders. MJ Hermreck received $61 735 for Santa Rosa Road repairs near Buellton while Lee Wilson Electric got $10 795 for traffic signals on Clift Drive in Santa Barbara. Eldon Haskell won $2 017 454 for a Porterville cloverleaf interchange. Cesar Chavez announced UFWOC demonstrations at 30 facilities including Vandenberg AFB over lettuce purchases by Bud Antle Inc. Tricia Nixon flaunts a sapphire ring amid engagement speculation with Edward Cox.
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State Department of Public Works
Santa Barbara
Tulare
Kern
MJ. Hermreck, Inc
M.J Hermreck General Contractor
Nipomo
Santa Rosa Road
Buellton
Lee Wilson Electric Company
Arroyo Grande
Santa Barbara County
Clift Drive
Flora Vista Drive
Eldon Haskell
Porterville
Tulare County
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Vandenberg Afb
Chavez
UFWOC
Bud Antle Inc
Salinas
Calit
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Defense Department
Antle
Obituary Notices for Morlock and Dillon in Lompoc area
Funeral services for Mark J. Morlock Sr. will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at McPeek Family Chapel with Rev. Kenneth Boyd officiating. Interment follows at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Morlock, 68, died Saturday at Vandenberg AFB Hospital. survived by Paula, Nancy, Mark Jr, Eric, and others. Separate notice: Mrs Clara J. Dillon, 85, died Saturday in Lompoc. services Thursday at Shrader Funeral Home Wheatland. interment Wheatland Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Roberta Farquharson and Willadine Leverett, two sons Clair and Camille, plus numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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McPeek Family Chapel
Mark J. Morlock
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Kenneth Boyd
First United Presbyterian Church
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Morlock
Aurora
U.S. Air Force
N. Third
Lompoc
Shrader
Wheatland
Wyo
Clara J. Dillon
Wheatland Cemetery
Wyoming
Westpoint
Neb
Dillon
S. G St
Roberta Farquharson
Sacramento
Willadine Leverett
Economic Development to present plans Jan 20
The Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association will debut January 20 at the noon Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Mayor Arthur Scott and chamber president John Martin invite business leaders to hear how the new group plans to attract industry, diversify sources of tax revenue, and create solid local careers.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Grenade incident at Tuy Hoa base disrupts camp fight
At Tuy Hoa base in Vietnam a fragmentation hand grenade blew into a crowd of American troops during a club melee. Twenty seven soldiers were injured as military police used tear gas without ending the fight. Investigators have not identified the grenade thrower, linked to inter unit rivalries. Separately, two inmates fled a Federal Correctional Institution during the 3 am count, Richard Stevens and Ronald McClelland, both described with physical details.
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Saigon
UPI
Tuy Hoa
Major Chappel
Richard Stevens
Ronald McClelland
Stevens
Closing stock quotations in Lompoc Record list
The Lompoc Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co. at 3865F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 33551. The item is dated Monday January 11 1971.
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Mon
Lompoc
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Burglar Cleaned Floors in Brighton Clinic
Charwoman Gladys Regan found muddy footprints from a burglar in a Brighton clinic and, after notifying police, ordered the man to scrub the floor on his hands and knees while they waited.
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Brighton
England
Gladys Regan
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Daily Record
Gerald Kevin Thompson
W St
Lompoc Hospital
South Street
Thompson
Tricia
Mark Morlock, Sr
Clara Dillon
Bruce Janatsch
Ronald Boggs
Dan Flack
Steve Aguilar
Kanekalon
Wash & Wear
Monthru
Lompoc Discount Wigs
H’ Street
Marie
Anne
Partrite
Diet Watchers
FCI
The
Federal Correctional Institution
Alcan
At&t
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
le D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
Ray
General Electricia
General Motors Oo
General Telephone
Imperial Corp
International Paper
It&t
Ead
Johns- Manville
Lear Sieglere
Wore
Litton Indus
Lockheed
McDonnell- Douglas
Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
RCA Tee
Rapid Amer
Wts
Dart See
le Safeway
Screw & Bolt
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calif
N.J
Telex
Texaco
Erreree
Textron Oa AG
Times- Mirror
TransAmerica
Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Treeee
Woolworth
Regent
Little
Detroit
H Street
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