Closing Stocks and Health Studio Contract Bill Move to Governor
The Lompoc closing stock listings show Alcoa IBM and General Motors among others with mixed percentages and volumes. A Sacramento bill allows cancell ing a health or dance studio contract within 10 days of signing and awaits Governor Reagan's signature after Senate final approval.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcon
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
IBM
Imperial Corp
International Paper
ST & T
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Edwin L. O’berg
Senate
Downtown facelift debated as developers eye Ocean Avenue corner
Community leaders and business owners discuss options to revive downtown. Moore backs a park district and civic center plans while Braun calls for government aid to overcome vacant lots. Kammeier supports facelifts and a former mall proposal, amid rumors Mobil Oil seeks a service station at the key intersection.
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Moore
Ocean Avenue
I Street
Karl Braun
H Street
Arne Kammeier
Kammeier
Cypress Avenue
Kammerer
Mobil Oil Co
Security Pacific Bank
Underwood Tops Lompoc Chamber Officers in 1969 Vote
Francis J. Underwood was elected president of the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce to succeed Francis H. Beattie Jr. Also elected were G. G. Schuknecht as first vice president, John Mansville as second vice president, and Al Walker and John Lizzaraga named to the board for three year terms. Martin and Crompe given leadership roles as well. City HUD aims discussed include downtown revitalization, core CBD redevelopment, underground utilities, and incentives for municipal facilities under NDP credits. Official installation occurs later this year.
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Francis J. Underwood
Lompoc
General Telephone Company
Lompoc Valley
Aceco Rents
Underwood
Martin
Harry J. Crompe
Federal Housing and Urban Development
Central Business District
Cbd
Ocean Avenue
H Street
Clinton Sherrod
HUD
NDP
Sherrod
County budget hearings leave tax rate uncertain
The 1969-70 county property tax rate remains unclear as public hearings end. Administrative Officer Ray mond D Johnson says the rate could land around 2.37 per 100 assessed value but may rise or fall after revenue reports from Auditor A T Eaves Jr. The board postponed budget adoption to next Monday with total expenditures up to 47.2 million and hopes for cash carryover to lower the rate toward the current 2.32.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
A. T. Eaves Jr
Fick Reelected to Lead Lompoc City Plan Commission
William Fick was reelected chairman of the Lompoc City Plan Commission in a 5-2 vote over Robert Kranig. Kranig named vice chairman by 3-2. Committee realignments added Merrijane Pritchard to Zoning, William Paulin to Architectural Review, and Sherrod shifts to consultant role. The panel also discussed encroachment clearance for a front yard fence at 301 W Pine Ave and a pending use permit for a private school addition.
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Lompoc
Paulin
Fick
Sherrod
Lefkowitz
James Flegge
Kranig
Copeland
Pritchard
Entire Planning Commission
Barton Avenue
Emmett Schuyler
Schuyler
Southern California Aviation Council
Francis H. Beattie
Santa Barbara County
Architectural Board of Review
Winchell
Winchell Donut House
H St
Alfie
Fish and Chips
Lompoc City Council Tonight Addresses Zoning and Bid Error
The Lompoc City Council will convene at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to discuss zoning matters and a bid error in two city projects. The meeting is open to the public and aims to clarify the bidding mistake.
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Lompoc
Air Force Launches Two Minuteman IIs on Western Range
The Air Force launched two Minuteman II ICBMs today from the Western Test Range during a Strategic Air Command operational test. The first lifted off at 7:00 a.m. and the second at 8:03 a.m. Preliminary reports say both missiles remain on course downrange.
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Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Woman injured in single-vehicle crash near Drum Canyon
Gwendoline Kate McConnell, 36, of 218 N. B Street, suffered abrasions to arm and leg when her foreign-made bus overturned on Highway 246 near Drum Canyon. She was treated at Vandenberg AFB Hospital after being ejected as the vehicle skidded and rolled. CHP attributed loss of control to unfamiliarity with the vehicle.
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Gwendoline Kate McConnell
N. B St
Highway 246
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California Highway Patrol
Drum Canyon
Hair length fines imposed at Royal Army depot in Bicester
UPI reports commanders at the Royal Army Ordnance Corps depot in Bicester England fine soldiers twelve dollars for hair length that exceeds regulation. An army spokesman says hair must be tidy and not curling over the collar or ears.
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Bicester
England
UPI
Royal Army Ordinance Corps
Army
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Top Chamber
Robert Lewis
Rasco Department Store
Retail Merchants
Alpha School
Santa Barbara
la Purisima Mission State Monuments
Mission Trails Assn
Joe
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Lake Albano
Vatican City
City Plan Commission
Lompoc Record
California
Wompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Jim Ainsworth
John Alexander
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E. C. Stevens
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
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Showvog Theatre
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Vittorio de Sica
MGM
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James Mason
Vasser Theatre
Walt
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Wen Dreney Productions
SAT. JR
Panda Bears
Freel
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Jerry van Dyke
Minsky
Valley Drive-In
Lompoc Shopping Center
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Arn AS
Gary Schuyler
Lompoc Savings & Loan
Regent
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