Council Approves Sandwiched Storm Drain Plan And Nuisance Abatement
The City Council voted to complete designs and bid for a storm drain system estimated at 648000 dollars funded by a mix of state grants flood control funds and revenue sharing. They also abated three nuisance properties and rejected a Santa Barbara Community Action Commission funding request while tucking in other items for later staff review. Meanwhile, a Palm Springs fire update described a 1500 firefighter effort against a blaze burning 10000 acres near One Horse Springs, threatening canyons and timber with containment hoped by night.
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Olympic Trailer Park
Santa Barbara
North E. Street
First Street
Community Action Commission
Palm Springs
UPS
California
U.S. Forest Raid
Bobby
Calaveras County
Wheaton dean list honors for Lompoc student Shields
Terry L Shields of 420 S C Street Lompoc was named to Wheaton College Illinois spring quarter dean's list for earning 12 or more credit hours with a 3 2 GPA. Also notes other local notices on health nursing events a dance and public safety incidents.
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Terry L. Shields
S. C Street
Lompoc
Wheaton College
Ill
J. Russell Shields
Chicago
William C. Hobart Jr
William C. Hobart Sr
Aldebaran Ave
Military Academy
Charles M. Teague
Santa Paula
Hobart
Air Force Academy
Brown urges repeal of sales tax increase
Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown urges Gov. Reagan to convene a special session to repeal the new five to six percent sales tax hike. He calls the tax inexcusable and says it harms the poor, while Sen. Mervyn Dymally notes California now ranks fourth in the nation for sales tax burden.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Brown
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
Legislators to Attend Florida Gambling Conference
Five California legislators will travel to Boca Raton Florida for a five day conference on legalized gambling costing taxpayers about 3600 dollars. Assembly members Garcia Montoya Antonovich Holeman Cullen and consultant Farr attend the event beginning Monday to hear experts on the subject.
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Sacramento
UPI
Florida
Boca Raton Hotel
Fort Lauderdale
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Assembly Constitutional Amendments Committee
Assembly Governmental Organization Committee
California
Alex Garcia
Los Angeles
Joseph B. Montoya
D-La Puente
Mike D. Antonovich
Glendale
Frank Holeman
Sam Farr
Mike Cullen
Long Beach
Farr
Duane Burke
Boca Raton
July Fourth Weather From Plains to Seaboard Hits Thunderstorms
Lightning and storms from the central Plains to the Ohio Valley and Atlantic coast produced tornado winds injuring three near Grand Island Nebraska and tearing a hanger door at Broken Bow Airport with 70 mph gusts and golf ball hail. West and Midwest reports included heavy Cedar River floods near Austin Minnesota and tornadoes near Grinnell Iowa and damage at Dubuque.
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Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Nebraska
Grand Island
Broken Bow
Minnesota
Austin
Cedar River
Iowa
Grinnell
Dubuque
Des Moines
Russell
Kan
St. Joseph
Missouri River
Cincinnati
Silver Springs
Nantucket
Mass
Philadelphia
Brownsville
Tex
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
California
Vallys
Arcata
Calif
Needles
Price freeze tied to 1973 food costs outlook
Washington experts say lifting the price freeze quickly could help stabilize food prices through the year if harvests meet expectations. Don Paarlberg cautions it is early to forecast 1973 trends while some officials doubt current estimates will hold. The June 19 forecast projected 12 percent higher annual retail prices if demand and supply hold.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Alice the first hurricane nears Bermuda with 90 mph winds
Hurrican gaining force as Alice, the season’s first hurricane, heads toward Bermuda packing near 90 mph winds. The National Hurricane Center warned heavy rains and tides three to five feet above normal and that Hamilton could bear the full force if winds near 100 mph.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Alice
Weather Bureau
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Paul Hebert
Gordon Robinson
Mid- Ocean News
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Council
Project Ramrod
Sol Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Roger Heroux
Brown and Caldwell
Gene Wahlers
One Horse Springs
Morongo Indian Reservation
San Jacinto Mountains
San Jacinto State Park
Paul
Yvonne Schwemler
Downey
Oxnard
Goleta
Buellton
Schwemler
League of American Wheelmen
Daily Record
Walter Baily
Vandenberg Registered Nurses Association
Tri-County Blood Bank
Alpha Club
Ocean and
B Street
Robert C. Riehle
Lori Faulke
Phyllis Sladek
Santa Maria Hospital
Santa Maria
Hillview Road
Mexican Social Organization
Flora Solorio
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Lou Alegres
Larry Nothstein
Cherry Ave
Lana _ Louise Boyce
F North Rd
Federal Correctional Institution
Cherry Avenue
Santa Ynez River
William Joseph Elder
Sixth St
Ryan Park
Chester James Adcock
North K St
George Henry Booker
North L St
Act of Gages
Superior
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
Regent
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
California Newspaper ‘Publishers
Ass‘n., Inc
Valley Drive IN
Shamus
Scorpio
Gemini Cinema
Willie Wonka
Sonny
Hot Lips
SLITS
George C.scc
John Wayne
Lawman “Cahill
TVRS
North H St
Hiway
B.C
Sacnen Wiisten
NY. Post
Pictures FM
Weitman
Bart
THE
Mirisch Corporation
Paul Scofield
Economist
Hurrican
Robinson
Naval Air Station
GEICO
Constellation
Vandenberg Village
Lanyon Me
Ses
Chocolate Factory
Odyssey
Golden Spud
H’ St
Northside Shopping Center
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