County Commission to hear Honey case in full
The Ventura County Civil Service Commission voted to hear the Joel B. Honey appeal as a panel, with four of five members present. The hearing opens February 15 in the County Administration Building, with attorney James T. Lindsey representing Honey and negotiations to shorten his presentation. A 12th misconduct charge was added, alleging Honey urged officers to use throw away weapons during Isla Vista riots and to burn buildings if rioters were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Civil Service Commission
Joel B. Honey
James T. Lindsey
Honey
Commission
Arden Jensen
Solvang
George R. Bliss, Jr
Carpinteria
Gerald Schmelzer
Capt
Ventura County Sheriff's
Isla Vista
Ventura
Watts
Lindsey
John W. Carpenter
Drug bust year later continued on page 1 notes legal outcomes
Nine people were cleared in varying charges from narcotics cases while others faced arraignments and ongoing legal proceedings. The Jan 5 morning arrest procedures showed confusion as investigators pursued charges and attorneys converged on the police department amid the unfolding case. Law enforcement officials remain unsettled by the developments and the public reaction.
Lompoc Merchants Elect New Officers for 1972
The Lompoc Plaza Merchants Association chose John Reddy president Barbara Hurst treasurer Delores Eads secretary and new board members Phil Frigon Don Ostlund and Al Salazar at a recent meeting. The notice also lists community action and local political office details plus a probate filing and fictitious business name statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Plaza Merchants Association
John Reddy
Mr. Paintman
Barbara Hurst
Montgomery Ward
Delores Eads
Betty's Fabrics
Phil Frigon
Plaza Hair Fashions
Don Ostlund
Ostlund’s Pet Paradise
al Salazar
Kinney
Probate Petition for Geneva Hoover Will Heard in Santa Maria
Laurence Sullivan files probate petition for Geneva Hoover estate with letters testamentary requested. Hearing set for February 11, 1972 at 10 a.m. in Department SM courtroom County Building Santa Maria California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court OF the
State OF California
County OF
Santa Barbara
Hattie R. Smith
Bank OF America National Trust and Savings Association
National Banking Association
Hattier Smith
Department No. S
East
Cook Street
City of
Santa Maria
California
Geneva Hoover
Don W. Stalker
Department No. SM
Sheriff Names DaFoe Public Information Officer
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department announces Sgt. John W. DaFoe as the public information officer to provide faster more accurate information to news media and the public. He will also serve as administrative assistant to the Sheriff and undersheriff and prepare press releases while desk staff handle day to day information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara County
DaFoe
Notice of Trustee Sale in Santa Barbara County
Mid-Valley Escrow Company as Trustee will sell on February 9, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. at the County Courthouse Santa Barbara to satisfy a deed of trust securing Lara Land Development Corp. The property is farm lot 8 Ranchos Lompoc and Mission Vieja and the description references Gin S Chow deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figueroa & Ranacapa
Santa Barbara
California
Mid- Valley Escrow Company
W Thornton Howell
Lara Land Development Corp
United States
Lompoc
Mission Vieja
Gin S. Chow
Chowroperty
Mid-Valley Escrow Company
Mary Stevens
Disc jockey claims world record for nonstop playing
The Netherlands based DJ Gerard Althussius has set a world record by playing records nonstop for over 300 hours, according to UPI. The claim follows coverage of closing stocks provided by Rohrbaugh and Co. in Lompoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Arnehem
The
Netherlands
UPI
Gerard Althussius
Five Santa Barbara suspects arraigned in dynamite case
Four men and an 18 year old girl were to be arraigned on federal charges of possession and sale of 600 pounds of dynamite after officers nabbed them in a Las Padres National Forest area near Flores Flat. A 16 year old juvenile was also in custody. Authorities describe a $2000 payoff for 1000 sticks and the group’s ties to no known radical group. The dynamite was stored behind a rock near a forest service road and three months earlier 250 pounds had been bought by Treasury agents from a member of the group. The arrests followed a Gibraltar Road roadblock and the seizure involved two trucks and a rifle in the possession of one man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Santa Barbara
David I. MacDonald
Robert Ritorto
Timothy Smashey
George Grisingher
Linda Schragl
U.S. Treasury
Gibraltar Road
Forest Service
Las Padres National Forest
Flores Flat
Treasury
Calling All Home Makers Create Illusion Of Space In Small Rooms
The article offers decor tips for awkward rooms. It suggests using low horizontal furniture such as a long cabinet to visually lengthen a square or compact living room, creating a more open feel.
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Daily Record
South E St
Charles M. Teague
Congressman Teague
Kathryn M. Keith
WA 2
Terrill F. Cox
Earl Kendall Taylor
Goleta
Taylor
Cox
Valley Playhouse of
E. Lewis
H.G. Langford
Eugene L. Huseman
Box
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Darrell D. Gipson
North Poppy Lompoc
Bobbie G. Gipson
N. Poppy Lompoc
Geneva Lowry
Perry Cleaners
South
St. Lompoc
Nell Snoddy
Apple
J. E. Lewis
California Highway Commission
Los Angeles
James A. Moe
Public Works
Salinas
Cabrillo Streets
Southern’ Pacific Company
Division of Highways In
Moe
State
Anacapa
R.J. Dates
State Office of Planning and Research
Resources Agency
Council On Intergovernmental Relations
Charles S. Stevens
Julian Johnson
Johnson
Martinez
Stevens
Connie Merrill McKim
Locust Ave
Michael Henry Vance
Fourth St
Minna Klass Elinsky
Barba
Mission Hills
Maple
F Street
Alcon
Alum
Alcoa
Rapid Amer
American Can
Safeway
American Air
Ampco-Pitt
Sears Roebuck
At&t
Cal Edison
Pacific
Bethelehem
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil of
Oil City Investing
Stand Oil of NJ
Chrysler
Telex
International Paper
Dow Jones
Johns-Manville
Ind
Trans
Lear Siegler
Util
Lockheed
McDonnell Douglas
A Lotta
Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
Oxy
Purex
RCA
Rapid American
Thompson
DEPT
Culligan Man
By Mary Lights
John E. McKee
Broadway
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