Retirement Board Denies Nurse’s 10 Month Education Leave Credit
The Santa Barbara County Retirement Board refused to count a 10 month education leave toward retirement benefits for nurse Eileen Dunn from the County Health Department in Lompoc. Board member Howard Menzel urged further study, noting another county may have a supporting policy. The chair is former Supervisor Daniel G. Grant.
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Santa Barbara County
Eileen Dunn
County Health
Lompoc
Howard Menzel
Daniel G. Grant
Standing ovation for The Most Happy Fella at Allan Hancock
The Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts at Allan Hancock College opened with The Most Happy Fella and earned a standing ovation this summer. The reviewer was less enthused, noting audience cheer differed from personal reaction. An audience member cried at the final scene as Tony confesses to Rosabella about missed chances and deception.
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Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts
Allan Hancock College
Bergman
Frank Loesser
Jim Corti
Robert Blackman
Larry Delinger
James Moll
Tony
Rosabella
Cleo
Kerry Graves
Herman
Jack Shouse
Moll
Oakland
Stolen STERO Equipment At Lester's Carpet Co
Police report STERO equipment valued at 200 dollars stolen from Lester's Carpet Co at 401 North E Street. Entry appeared gained by breaking a glass door during the burglary. Lompoc Valley chapter of the American GI Forum to sponsor a car wash at Rays Texico station 503 North H Street July 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. One dollar per car. Northern Santa Barbara County Nurses Coordinating Council to host July 25 Intravenous Therapy in Pediatrics program led by Dr. Roger Skola from 7 to 9 p.m. at Santa Maria Health Center 900 Foster Rd. Reservations via Phyllis Sladek at Santa Maria Hospital 925-2707.
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Lester’s Carpet Co
North E St
Lompoc Valley
The
American GI Forum
Ray's
Texico Service Station
North H Street
Barbara County
Nurses Coordinating Council
Roger Skola
Lori Fauske
Santa Maria Health Center
Foster Rd
Santa Maria
Phyllis Sladek
Santa Maria Hospital
Liz and Burton reunite in Rome after years of scandal
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton shared a hug and kiss in Rome amid renewed talks to mend their marriage after a July separation. The couple arrived by Rolls Royce following Taylor’s Los Angeles trip to see her ill mother, with Burton in Moscow for a film event.
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Rome
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Italy
Burtons
Miss Taylor
New York
Robert Musel
the Burtons
London
Los Angeles
Burton
Moscow
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Details
The Lompoc Record is described as a second class mail publication in Lompoc California under act of as Adjudicated legal newspaper by Superior Court Decree 47065. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California Corporation, 126 North Street, Lompoc. Regent 62313.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Recordublications
North St. Lompoc
Regent
Community events and a court motion headline in Lompoc notices
The bulletin lists social activities for retirees at the Retired Citizens Hospitality House including Saturday games with cash prizes and Sunday social hour from 1 to 5 30 p m plus arts and crafts Fridays. It notes a motion for a new trial in the Yanikian case and a Santa Barbara murder verdict. Also announced are dances, tamale sales, a patio sale, Cub Olympics, Vandenberg base tour, and a flea market with contact numbers for reservations and plans.
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Retired Citizens Hospitality House
W. Maple Ave
Acrom
Closing stocks and saggy quotations report
The Record furnishes a stock quotation update via Rohrbaugh and Co. of Lompoc California with Roarbaugh contact details for broker inquiries.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
98 Percent Tax Collection Reported by Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County reports an 98 percent collection of the 1973 74 property tax period totaling 80 392 904 with about 1.5 million in arrears incurring penalties. Tax Collector Newton Blanchard urged delinquent taxpayers to call first for correct amounts at the County Administration office before mailing payments. More than 5.5 million above last year’s receipts will go to schools special districts cities and the county. Police also investigated a 3700 loss at Stop and Go Market and discrepancies involving 1541 deposit records and 2163 inventory losses at the store.
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Santa Barbara
Newton Blanchard
Blanchard
North H St. Stote
Thomas Compton
Compton
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Maid of Santa Barbara County
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Scott Ostler
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Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
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International Press Institute
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Lompoc Museum
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Yanikian
John A. Westwick
Gourgen Yanikian
James T. Lindsey
Mehmet Baydar
Bahadir Demir
Turkey
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David D. Milner
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Los Legendarios
Oxnard
Anna Maria Guerrero
South G Street
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Mothers Helping Hands Club
South E Street
Alpha Club Bazzar
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Fabing
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Camelot
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