Navy Airman Singer graduates recruit phase at Millington
Navy Airman Apprentice Jon D. Singer, son of Mr and Mrs John C. Singer of Lompoc, completes recruit phase of the Four-to-Ten-Month active duty program at the Naval Air Reserve Training Unit Millington Tennessee and will attend a specialized aviation support school. The program length varies with training. He previously attended San Fernando Valley State College Northridge California.
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Millington
Tenn
Navy
Jon D. Singer
John C. Singer
N. Third St
Lompoc
Naval Air Reserve Training Unit
San Fernando Valley State College
Northridge
Calif
Reagan proposes shift in agriculture budget allocations
Governor Reagan's 1972-73 budget recommends more funding for pink bollworm and beet leafhopper control while reducing woolly whitefly spraying. Overall Agriculture Department spending remains near current levels at about 25.7 million dollars with specific increases and cuts outlined, plus changes to meat inspection funding and local fair finances.
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Sacramento
API
Ronald Reagan
State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Letters to the Editor Praise for Smoking Kits and Community Support
A Camarillo couple credit a smoking kit and the newspaper letters page for relief from emphysema symptoms after three weeks. The Cadette Girl Scouts of Vandenberg AFB thank Lompoc businesses radio station KNEZ and shoppers for support of a Christmas gift wrap project aiding service and back packing trips in the community.
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Lompoc
North O Street
Space 41
J. Russo
Camarillo
Calif
Vandenberg Afb
Mary Geisler
KNEZ
Vandenberg
Planning Council backs county projects for federal funding
The Santa Barbara County Cities Area Planning Council reviewed 1971 projects with total value of 29.66 million dollars to secure federal financing. Projects spanned airports water sewer parks health planning and poverty efforts. The council acts as a Metropolitan Clearinghouse reviewing compliance and coordinating studies and plans.
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Santa Barbara County
Father of the modern band credited to Frederick the Great
The article states Frederick II of Prussia, called the father of the modern band, ordered a military band in 1763 and specified its instrument list. It notes later that many European countries sponsored military bands, with the band’s origin tied to military training.
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Frederick the Great of
Prussia
Europe
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Korat Royal Thai Afb
Thailand
Fremont High School
Los Angeles
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Lewis Meadows
Lato
Richard Lewis Bottroff
Lompoc High School
Lewis Arnold Bottroff
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Naval Training Center At
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USS
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Stephen L. Matthew
Bill M. Matthew
N. Second St
Western Pacific
Thomas J. Gibson
Thomas A. Gibson
Rigel Ave
Richard Taporco
Terry T. Lackey
No. 7 St
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Allan Hancock Junior College
Santa Maria
San Antonio
Evelyne P. Graybill
Paul V. Graybill Jr
Beech St
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Tex
Aerospace Defense Command
Tyndall Afb
Fla
Graybill
Bad Kreuznach
Germany
University of
James E. Brechwald
USAF
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Brechwald
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Laredo Afb
US Air Force
Redlands
US Air Force Academy
Reagan
Central Coast Realty, Inc
North H Street
Houston S. Flournoy
Santa Barbara
Hopsack
Staprest Twill Reg
Reg
Lompoc Shopping Center
Wintuk
DuPont
Planning Council
Modern Band
Lompoc Music Box RE
Treasure Chest of
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Woolworth
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