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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1969

Page

3

Closing stock quotations and pool reopening in Lompoc

The Record lists closing stock quotes from major corporations as provided by Rohrbaugh and Co. and notes figures for many companies. It also reports the Lompoc Municipal Swimming Pool reopening for public swimming tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. after flood damage to the sewage treatment plant.

Lompoc Pool Recreation Department

Thefts Hit Local Vehicles And Garage In Lompoc

Police report thefts across Lompoc including a guitar valued at 200 dollars and a sleeping bag taken from a car belonging to Robert Jeffery Keane in Loops Restaurant. Two tires were stolen from a vehicle at Lompoc Motel and auto parts worth 965 dollars disappeared from a garage on BN A Street.

Robert Jeffery Keane San Carlos Keane Loops N. H St Lompoc Paul Alva Crawford

Community events in Lompoc February notices

Lompoc groups announce monthly potluck and business meeting for Veterans of WWI at noon first Wednesday at the Veterans Memorial Building. Ladies Auxiliary sewing afternoons fourth Tuesday at members’ homes. Polenta dinner February 1 at La Purisima Parish Hall. Junior High PTA meeting February 3 for Honorary Life Membership Awards. Loop’s luncheon February 4 at noon to discuss the function. Valley Playhouse Installation Dinner February 1 at 8:00 p.m. at Village Country Club with Donovan Marley as guest speaker.

Lompoc Barracks U.S.A Veteran’s Memorial Wm. Zvolanek la Purisima Olive and I Streets Lompoc Loop’s The Valley Playhouse of Village Country Club Donovan Marley Allan Hancock College

Jury selection in Sirhan trial questioned over bias

In Los Angeles the defense argues the Sirhan Sirhan grand jury was unconstitutionally chosen, reflecting class and age bias. The trial resumes with Sirhan and his mother set to testify about poverty, while prosecutors defend the juror selection process as based on a judges' panel and random lot.

Obituary for Hector Belluz and related court notes

Rosary will be said tonight at 7 30 and Mass tomorrow at 11 at La Purisima Catholic Church for Hector Belluz 57 of Lompoc who died Wednesday Interment at Evergreen Cemetery McPeek Funeral Home handling arrangements He lived at 1413 North A Street was a ceramic tile contractor Also included are trial testimonies by Judges Alarcon Chantry Brand and Cooper on income and ethnic background in nominee decisions with Sirhan and juror questions and a lengthy jury selection process ongoing through next week

Los Angeles UPI Sirhan B. Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Sirhan Ambassador Hotel Superior Court Herbert V. Walker Sir Mary Grant B. Cooper Jordan Cooper Lot la Purisima Catholic Hector Belluz Andrew McGrath Belluz Evergreen Cemetery McPeek Lomepoc N. A St Arthur L. Alarcon Kenneth N. Chantry Edward Brand Robert Schultz Walker John Howard

Pueblo officer testifies in closed session on USS Pueblo seizure

Lt. Stephen R. Harris of Melrose Massachusetts testified in secret before five admirals probing North Korea's seizure of the USS Pueblo. Harris answered questions about his role in the ship's intelligence unit and mission while awaiting further classified material. He has yet to address the seizure itself.

Coronado, Calif UPH Uss Pueblo North Korea Stephen R. Harris Melrose Mass Vincent Thomas Harris

Census Takers Sought for County Census Start

County officials announced a census in February seeking applicants. About 70 people have applied and 100 more are needed to fill census taker positions for the county project.

County Personnel Department

Red Cross coordinates flood relief clothing drive in Lompoc

The Red Cross with Health & Welfare Council organizes the Community Thrift Shop to collect and distribute clothing for flood victims. Vouchers allow free items at the shop, with cash buys for non donated needs. Weekday drop offs encouraged at 521 N H St. Furniture pickups arranged by calling 6 8710. Census jobs offered across Santa Barbara County with pay and qualifications noted.

Red Cross Lompoc Valley Health & Welfare Coordinating Council N. H St American Red Cross Santa Barbara County Santa Maria E. Cook St Lompoc S. ‘Dd’ St

Violence erupts again at San Francisco State College

Militant demonstrators pull fire alarms and hurl bricks at fire crews near the main campus entrance as police clash with about 200 shouting students and 350 officers. Two arrests, mass picketing continues, with the spring semester to begin February 17.

San Francisco UPI San Francisco State College

Canadian contractor marries 71 year old fiancée at 93

A Canadian building contractor celebrated his 93rd birthday by obtaining a marriage license to wed his 71 year old fiancée whom he met at a senior citizens party.

Los Angeles UPI

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