Lompoc Post Office Faces Volume and Cost Pressures
Postmaster Perry Martin with 36 years at Lompoc reports mail volume fluctuating after a peak, with 60 000 to 70 000 pieces daily across 26 routes. The office employs 82 staff, uses electronic sorters in Santa Barbara, and contends with rising costs, inflation, and potential rate hikes as it remains a local hub serving Lompoc Mission Hills Vandenberg Village and Vandenberg AFB.
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Ford in excellent health on 63rd birthday lunch outing
President Ford received an excellent health report after a semi annual checkup by Dr. William Lukash. He and Betty Ford dined privately at San Souci Restaurant, marking one of the few public meals for the First Family. Weather and local notes follow with tidal data and area forecasts.
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LEA Charges Lompoc Board With Unfair Labor Practices
The Lompoc Education Association filed an unfair labor practices charge in Los Angeles against the Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees over blocking representation and bargaining rights under the Rodda Act. LEA accuses the district of silencing members while negotiations wait on EERB decisions and an exclusive bargaining agent. Background notes say a dead council and tentative use of the CEC as a vehicle complicate salary talks and district rights disputes.
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Carter Nomination Kickoff Spurs Democratic Convention Ambition
Jimmy Carter leads the Democratic nomination lineup at the 37th quadrennial convention in New York. Viewers expect Carter to pick a running mate by Thursday with Senator Edmund Muskie favored for No. 2 spot, joined by Mondale Udall Jackson Stevenson Brown and Glenn among others. Labor leaders show doubt over a labor adviser while UPI notes Meany praises the platform and Drinan questions Carter’s appeal to Romania voters. Muskie is the leading VP prospect and is seen as Carter’s likely choice for the ticket.
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Industry attraction debate in Lompo Valley plans
Local leaders discuss strategies to lure industry to Lompo Valley. Mayor Stevens proposes using annual funds for private investment. City Administrator Wahlers favors incentives, LEDA funding partnerships, and grants. Carmichael and SEDA push coordinated community effort and grant support to recruit firms.
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Carter hints at more than two VP finalists amid list trim
Jimmy Carter says his six VP prospects have seen some winnowing but remain more than two. He expects to announce Thursday morning after a 40 minute meeting at the Americana Hotel with governors and party leaders. He did not confirm Muskie or Mondale as frontrunners.
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Mondale moves to seclusion amid Carter campaign tangle
Mondale retreats from the Statler Hilton as liberal unions back him as No 1 while press and campaign tensions flare. An aide says Mondale fears media contact could press Carter, and party aides debate Mondale's path at the convention. Butler notes internal hostility and pledges to keep Carter campaign open to Jackson or other nominations.
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