Regan Bribery Charge Prepared By District Attorney
District Attorney Milner says he will file a formal bribery complaint today against Phil Regan 66 of Summerland former Hollywood entertainer and singer Regan was arrested last Thursday on suspicion of bribery He is free on 2500 bail arraignment set for tomorrow in Santa Barbara Municipal Court The case involves efforts to bribe Supervisor Frank Frost over a Tyrolian Village rezoning vote and defaulted by a 3 2 margin The defense attacks Sheriff Carpenter statements and requests a venue change while Regan delays attending Nixon’s inauguration for fear of embarrassment
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David D. Milner
Hollywood
Phil Regan
Regan
Summerland
Frank Frost
Tyrolian Village, Inc
Milner
Santa Barbara
Vincent
T. Bugliosi
John Carpenter
Carpenter
Bugliosi
Frank Crandall
Astronauts Hear Call of a Spacefaring Nation
Evans and Schmitt spoke of zero gravity as exhilarating and reshaping history. Schmitt compared moon exploration to Lewis and Clark and urged sustained space effort, calling space the new home of humanity and essential for America's future.
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Evans
Cernan
Harrison
Jack) Schmitt
Solar System
Obituaries from Lompoc district herald services and survivors
Gladys M. Reed 71 died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Graveside rites are set for 9 a.m. tomorrow at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery officiated by Rev. Robert Montgomery. Reed, born 1901 in New York, lived in Lompoc six years at 613 North Larkspur, a Methodist lifelong member. survived by son Richard of Lompoc, daughter Mrs. Dorothy Taylor of New York, sister Mrs. Levetta Fiefield of New York, 17 grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Friends may call at McPeek Family Mortuary until 8 p.m. this evening. Funeral services pending for Nolan V. Weeks 52 who died this morning at Lompoc District Hospital. Weeks was born in 1921 in Canada and lived at 210 South D Street, Lompoc. survived by widow Adalee. Further details will appear in the Record. Also pending at Starbuck Mortuary for William Knight Rudman 50 who died early this morning. resided at 609 North Fourth Street Apt G. Rudman was born in Ohio in 1923 and worked for North American Rockwell at Vandenberg AFB.
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Gladys M. Reed
Lompoc District Hospital
Robert Montgomery
First Methodist Church
New York
Reed
Lompoc
North Larkspur
Methodist Church
Richard
Dorothy Taylor
Levetta Fiefield
McPeek
McPeek Family
Nolan V
Curly) Weeks
Canada
Weeks
South D Street
Adalee
Starbuck Mortuary
William Knight Rudman
Rudman
North Fourth Street
Apt G
Ohio
North American Rockwell Corporation
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Santa Ynez District Briefs Lompoc On Cachuma Release Plan
Consultants from the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District will brief Lompoc officials on a modified Cachuma Dam release plan. A two page statement from legal counsel Stanley C. Hatch outlines a 15 year trial period with possible return to current Livestream criteria and US Bureau of Reclamation involvement. The proposal aims to store flood water for later release to maintain Santa Ynez River underflow while gaining district and South Coast contractor agreement. Last night the Lompoc City Council adjourned to meet tonight despite prior engagements.
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Santa Ynez River
Bureau of Reclamation
Santa Ynez
United States Bureau of Reclamation
South Coast
Lompoc
Blood Bank visit and local notices in Lompoc
The Tri Counties Blood Bank will staff a drive at the Alpha Clubhouse on Ocean and B Street Friday from 4 30 to 6 30 p m Donors should not eat for four hours beforehand The Lompoc Valley board of realtors will meet Monday at noon at the Lompoc Valley Club An 18 year old Lompoc woman Nancy Karen Sager told police she was attacked by a knife wielding man near South L Street last night She screamed and escaped Police were investigating The Hospitality House offers free jewelry making instruction Thursday 9 to 11 30 a m The General Plan Advisory Committee meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the County Building Theft report mentions canvass tarpaulins valued at 135 stolen from a truck owned by Fred I White The 42 year old Charles Edward Hinkle must serve 45 days in jail and pay 1000 in fines for two drunk driving offenses The fire department probes a 150 estimated damage fire to a 1957 Chevrolet owned by Joe Fanello on East College Avenue
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Tri-Counties Blood Bank
Lompoc
Alpha Clubhouse
Ocean and
B Street
Nancy Karen Sager
South L
Fred I. White
White
North
D Street
Charles Edward Hinkle
N. Third St
Terrill F. Cox
Cox
Hinkle
Joe Fanello
E. College Ave
Man files 250000 suit over shoplifting false arrest
In Dane County Court, Erlin P. Borreson of Madison sues for 250000 claiming false arrest after a 27 cent lace shoplifting charge. The charge was dismissed after an Arlans department store employee filed the complaint in 1971. Borreson says he picked up laces from one shoe and accidentally placed them in another before leaving without paying.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Dane County
Erlin P. Borreson
Madison
Arlans’ Department
Madison, Inc
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Lompoc Valley Board of Realtors
Lompoc Valley Club
W. Maple
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Hugh D. Young
Auto Financing & Insurance
Constellation
Vandenberg Villiage
GEICO
Washington, D.C
McPeek Family Mortuary
North H Street
The
Order of the Folden Ule
Riscue
Lompoc Shopping Center
Linnett
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Borreson
Alcan. Alum
D.W.G. Corp
Alcoa Eastman Kodac
American Air
Fleetwood American Can
Ford Motor
APECO
Fuqua Ind
At&t
GAC Corp
General Dynamics
Bethlehem General Electric
Boise-Cascade
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City Investing
Imperial Corp
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Chrysler
International Paper
Computer Sciences
It&t
Sperry Rand Stand Oil of
Calif
Exxon
Teleprompter
Telex
Texaco
Times-Mirror
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