Stamp firm to redeem S and H stamps for cash nationwide
The FTC tentatively accepts a consent order requiring Sperry & Hutchinson to start cash redemption at 50 cents per 300 stamps, rising to 2 dollars per book nationwide except Kansas. About 32 million American families collect trading stamps with 50,000 retailers handling S H stamps.
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Washington
UPI
S&h
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Kansas
Supreme Court
High Court
Sperry & Hutchinson, Inc
New York
Nurse seeks credit for educational leave toward retirement
County Health Department nurse Mrs. Eileen Dunn asks the County Retirement Board to count time on approved educational leave as employment time. The request, the first of its kind, comes after Dunn earned a master's in community health during leave from Oct 11 to July 2. The board met in Santa Barbara as county counsel weighs the opinion.
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Lompoc
Santa Barbara
First Valley Bank OF
Santa Barbara Polo Club seeks addition to agricultural preserve
Santa Barbara County board is asked by polo club officials to include polo fields in the agricultural preserve program under amended state law allowing recreational use. Counsel Stanley C. Hatch notes the 1965 act now covers recreational and open space uses, but county has not yet implemented the 1970 amendments. County previously approved a 144 unit condo project on part of the polo property, leaving three fields as open space amid Williamson Act processing of many agricultural preserve applications.
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Santa Barbara
Polo Club
Board of Supervisors
Stanley C. Hatch
U.S. 101
Carpinteria
Santa Barbara County
Mobil Oil Plans Five Exploratory Wells on Santa Rosa Island
Mobil Oil Co will drill five exploratory wells on Santa Rosa Island within the next month or two, depths of 10 000 feet at one site and 4 000 and 2 500 feet at others. County officials imposed environmental safeguards and retain jurisdiction through permitting, with a full environmental impact study required before any production.
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Dick Praul
Mobil Oil Co
Santa Rosa Island
County Environmental Quality Advisory Agency
EQAA
Richard Russell
Oil
Russell
County Petroleum Administrator
Alquist Bill Aims to End School Board Vacancy Elections
Senator Alfred Alquist sponsors a Senate approved measure to stop mandatory special elections for school board vacancies. The plan lets remaining trustees appoint a successor with limits and requires a petition backed election if not within 30 days or 5 percent signers. Lancaster backs Alquist, opposed by California Teachers Association. debate centers on representation and cost. A second note reports a LAFCO meeting in Santa Maria to name a replacement for Carpinteria Councilman Ernest Wallbrandt, with a quorum required and several mayors possible attendees.
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Alfred Alquist
Senate
Alquist
Reagan
William Lancaster
Lancaster
League of Women Voters
California Teachers Association
City Selection Committee
Santa Maria
Carpinteria
Ernest Wallbrandt
Wallbrandt
LAFCO
Howard Menzel
Henry Camacho
Santa Maria Club
South Broadway
Wong
Guadalupe
George Hobbs
E.C. Stevens
Lompoc
Ernest Shiffman
Santa Barbara
Camacho
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Mary Gardiner Jones
County Retirement Board
County Health Department
Eileen Dunn
Starbuck
McPeek
North H Street
the Order of the Soldendale
Helmer Harrison
John P. Lizarraga
William A. Perozzi
F.H. Beattie, Jr
Clayton Sanchez
George Chamberlain
Carl K. Jensen
George E. Howard, Jr
William C. Ebbert
Lawrence E. Schuyler
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jerrill F. Cox
California
Board OF Directors
Chm
Jeannette Schuyler
First Valley
Bank of
North
Walnut Avenue
Constellation
Vandenberg Village
Geicc
Mobil Oil
Joseph Green
Green
Channel Island
James Slater
E.G. Waters
Carlton Press, Inc
Aree
Alan F. Pater
Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills
Calif
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