J M Medical Program Found Adequate By NIOSH Doctor
Dr Channing Meyer of NIOSH says Johns Manville's present worker health program is adequate though pre 1973 exams were insufficient. The union cites deaths linked to asbestos and silica with an investigation prompted by Local 146. JM faced a 1976 silica dust citation and plans further program improvements while appealing a state health order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bystan Tulledo
Johns Manville
Channing Meyer
NIOSH
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
International Chemical Workers Union
Dr. Meyer
J-M
Mel Okawa
San Francisco
Okawa
Meyer
Valley Medical Group
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
State Department of Health
NIOSH to Examine JM Plant Health Hazards in Santa Barbara
A health hazard investigation by NIOSH continues at the JM plant with Dr. Meyer and epidemiologist Karen Stanislawczyk reviewing data and possible epidemiology study. A hearing before an administrative judge is set for February 9 at 10 a.m. in Santa Barbara at 3704 State St suite 307. Air samples were collected last month. results are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
State St
Suite 307
NIOSH
Meyer
J-M
Okawa
Lampealforma Lampe Record Adjudicated by Superior Court
The Lampe Record published as a legal newspaper under act of Cumgres Adjudicated by the Superior Court Decree So 47085. Lamper 736 2319 lists staff including Mes Adames McCollum publisher Hare Jpenpe Edner general manager and Tom Conner Radeon manager. City editor Hetty Laurent and editors Scott Getler Stan Tulledy Vaughn Pretor fill roles with VIP board members and advertising managers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampealforma
Act of Cumgres
Lampe Record
Lampec Record Publication
California Corporation
North HS
Lamper
Mes
Adames McCollum
Vrewdent Hare
Hearer
Mercaret Adan
Mary Adam
Meter Palmer
Hubert Howie
Cletus Luones
Dongit
Robert Omeent
Hetty Laurent
Scott Getler
Stan Tulledy
Vaughn Pretor
Lan Dully
Dale Fink
King Merrill Santa
Red Cross seeks volunteers for Convalescent Care Center services
The Red Cross asks volunteers to assist at the Convalescent Care Center during morning coffee and luncheon hours, handling serving trays and resident help. Contact Mrs. George Porter or Mrs. Everett Mowery with reachable numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
RED Cross
George Porter
Everett Mowery
LAFCO considers shift of Orcutt sphere hearing
The Local Agency Formation Commission faces protests from the Orcutt Merchants Assn over a Santa Maria sphere of influence plan. An 8 a.m. Feb. 24 hearing in Santa Maria may move to an evening session to accommodate all five commissioners and Orcutt input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Local Agency Formation Commission
LAFCO
Santa Maria
Robert D. Perkins
Orcutt Merchants Assn
Orcutt
Perkins
Merchants Group
Tim Terry
Santa
Carpinteria
Ernest Wallbrandt
Regional Coastal Commission
John F. Adam Jr
Walbrandt
Eugene Stevens
Lompoc
David Shiffman
Santa Barbara
Guadalupe
Santa Ynez Valley
Solvang
ACLU challenges Santa Barbara career criminal program
The Santa Barbara ACLU chapter questions the fairness of a proposed career criminal program backed by county law enforcement and the District Attorney. In a letter to DA Stanley Roden, Edwin L. Laing warns pretrial labeling and universal prison terms for theft by heroin risks denying fair trials and ignores sentencing factors. The exchange questions shifts in drug policy and possible police pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Stanley M. Roden
Edwin L. Laing
Laing
Sgt McCormick Named New Lompoc Sheriff Commander
Veteran officer Sgt Donald McCormick becomes commander at the Lompoc Substation after Lt Dennis Higgins transfers. McCormick, 33, lives in Vandenberg Village with his wife and two children and has served since 1966 with a return to the south county in 1976 after prior assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lompoc
Sgt
D W. McCormick
McCormick
Dennis Higgins
Donald McCormick
Lompoc
Higgins
South County
Vandenberg Village
Obituaries for Davison, Dahlstrom, Chambers Lead Santa Barbara Area
Funeral services were held in Santa Barbara for Bessie Davison 82 retired Jonata Elementary principal died Jan 24 at a convalescent hospital. Graveside rites for Kelly N. Dahlstrom 17 who died of leukemia were set at Oak Hill Cemetery with visiting hours. Richard W. Chambers 55 of Santa Maria died recently. services in Santa Maria chapel with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Bessie Davison
Central Ave
Buellton
Jonata
Lowell Cormack
Rebekah Lodge
Miss Davison
Lytton Springs
Santa Ynez Valley
White Rose Rebekah Lodge
Santa Ynez Valley Grange
Dorothy Tendeland
Adelaide Mozart
Kelly N. Dahlstrom
Baseline Ave
Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Valley High School
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Los Angeles
Huntington Beach
E. E. Dahlstrom
Cary
Chris
Harry Laird
Solvang
Oak Hill Cemetery
Loren Kramer
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Goleta
Paaske Santa Ynez Valley
National Lupus Foundation
Richard W. Chambers
Dudley-Hoffman Mortuary
Santa Maria
June Jones
Mr. Chambers
Nebraska
Federal Electric
Santa Maria Elks Lodge
Oleta
Sharon Leeper
Lompoc
Lagomarsino Attacks 2 Billion Job Program in Hearing
Congressman Lagomarsino denounces the 2 billion job creation program as pork barrel politics and bureaucratic incompetence. He cites small job impact in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, critiques administration, and warns of inflation and inefficiency risks. In Las Vegas UPI reports Mrs. America 1977 named, James Johnson of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Robert Lagomarsino
House Public Works Committee
Lagomarsino
Ventura
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
California
America
James Johnson
Long Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
J-M Medical
Marilyn Olver Howard Unister
Anne Moran
Aitorna Newspaper Publishers Association
Calfornia Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Opy Prive
Ass'n., Inc
Daily Record
Edward Anderson
Cypress Ave
Apt. 10
Shirley Pankey
Pankey
Fred Riddle
Anderson
Board of Supervisors
Soil Conservation Service
Miguelito Channel
Medi-Cal
Lompoc Veterans Memorial
Allan Preciado
Highway 101
California Highway Patrol
Preciado
CHP
Raymond Alfonso Lujan
Central Avenue
Mark Douglas Larson
Mars Ave
Walnutvenue
Patrick Allison Purvis
Third St
Purvis
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Clarence Ruth School
Rick Osborn
Aclu Challenge
Elwin Mussell
SAFCO
Mussell
Sgt. McCormick
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
Pac
At&t
Polaroid
Boeing
RCA
Braniff Air
Rockwell
Chrysler
Sambos
Sears Roebuck
Cal. Edison
Sperry Rand
Denny's
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Exxon
Transamerica
Ford Mtr
Transco
Dynam
TRW
Elec
Union Oi
Mirs
United Tech
Varian
Tel
Gulf Oi
Y Westinghouse Homestake
Zapata Corp
Comini Cinema
No. H St
Calif
Lagomarsino Raps Jobs Program
Mrs. America
Starbuck Mortuary
Furniture
Estside Furnitu
W. Ocean
Typewriters & Calculators
Erik
Tomi Hawes
John Ben
Dr. Pyzer
Lloyd E. Pyzer
M.D
E. Cypress St
Bobbie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!