Ticket demand soars for Skinner lecture at San Marcos High
Daily Record reports all seats for the B F Skinner lecture January 21 at San Marcos High are sold out. A City College Santa Barbara spokesman warned north county residents may drive there only to find no seats. The event is part of the Eminent Speaker Series co sponsored by the County Superintendent of Schools and Allan Hancock College.
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Santa Barbara
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Democrats Build Large Lead in Santa Barbara County Registrations
The surge of voters aged 18 to 21 boosts Democratic registrations in Santa Barbara County. As of January 4, Democrats total 50,892 compared with 46,505 Republicans, with minor party totals and 10 La Raza Unida registrants. Isla Vista UC students boost Democratic clout. Isla Vista precincts rose from 3,492 to 6,210 eligible voters.
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Butz orders food stamp rule changes to protect recipients
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says new regulations will not cut off anyone or raise costs for food stamp coupons. Governors urged review of impacts, and Butz emphasizes adjustments to prevent hardships. December saw initial switchovers with more states adopting the rules soon.
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UPI
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Mrs. Benton Files For Re election In City Race
Councilwoman Charlotte Benton officially filed nomination papers to run for re election in the April 11 municipal election. Two council seats are open and Mayor Art Scott has not yet stated if he will seek re election.
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County gets lab grant for Santa Barbara traffic safety
Senator Lagomarsino and Assemblyman MacGillivray announce a $52,234 grant to Santa Barbara County to equip a blood alcohol laboratory under the District Attorney. The lab serves all local agencies, boosting rapid evidence testing and enforcement against drunk driving. project led by Donald Lobitz and backed by state and federal traffic safety offices. Separately, Clark Keefer of Home Furnace Co. pleads not guilty to eight felony counts of fraudulent furnace sales. charged with selling overprice units to housewives and threatening death if they declined to buy. Possible sentence up to ten years.
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Santa Barbara
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Santa Barbara County
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Home Furnace Company
Santa Barbara Superior Court
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Keefer
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Santa Barbara to close city jail February first
Santa Barbara authorities confirm the city jail will close February first and city prisoners will be transported to the new county jail in Goleta Valley for arraignments. County officials cite rising transport costs while Judge Lodge says jail arraignments should stay at the Santa Barbara Municipal Court.
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Personnel rule changes on agenda for Lompoc council
The Committee for Responsive Government asks council to shorten probation to 60 days to separate disciplinary appeals from training. It also proposes that the city administrator must inform council of pending personnel actions and that the community development director report directly to the council. Additional items include league dugout plans, recycling committee progress, traffic control markers on North O Street, and election resolutions.
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Methadone Aids San Francisco Crime Drop Says Psychiatrist
Dr. Barry Ramer, head of the city methadone program, links a 15 percent crime drop to methadone treatment of heroin addicts. He predicts further declines as enrollments rise, noting 550 addicts off the street could yield about 550 fewer crimes daily.
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San Francisco
UPI
Barry Ramer
Ramer
First Thaw Arrives as Midwest Freezing Eases
Thousands of motorists in the Midwest welcome a thaw as temperatures rise up to 30 degrees overnight. In Chicago the Chicago Motor Club fielded about 2,400 distress calls while private jumper services were 3 to 4 hours behind. Heat complaints topped 1,000 as cold spell lingers in area.
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