County Employees Association Wins Concessions in Bargaining Policy
The County Employees Association gains two concessions as the Board of Supervisors delays approving a new employer employee relations policy. It retains bargaining unit status for about 1 600 workers and keeps final authority on eligibility with the board, while mediation remains required in disputes.
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County Employees’ Association
Board of Supervisors
Association
Zack Stringer
Gerald Haws
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Sheriff's Relief and Benefit Assn
County Employees Assn
Sheriff’s Association
Firefighters Union
Social Workers Union
William Gill
Haws
Eyas de Assn
Community meeting and events in Lompoc area
Citizens for Waldie plan an organizational meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Lompoc Library with Congressman Jerry Waldie a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Also shows two films at Manitoba in Winter Time and Matter of Tolerance, and Civic Theater events in Lompoc. A Mexican Social Organization barbecue at Miguelito Park is set for Sunday with music by Little Joe and the Starlites. Lockheed Chapter NM A holds officer installation at Solvang Veterans Memorial Hall with speaker William R. Wilson. Local honors include LaRagene Bohl earning a degree from New Mexico State University. a Fulton arrest for assault at a bar. Lompoc Hospital District Directors to meet about price freeze. school board meeting canceled for August budget review. Maui man builds a milk carton boat for a race after a maiden voyage ends near an island used for military practice.
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Lompoc
Manitoba
Lockheed Chapter
National Management Association
Veterans Memorial Hall
Solvang
William R. Wilson
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Burbank
Lew L. Finch
Robert Gibbs
Wailuku
Maui
Hawaii
UPI
Spencer Shiraishi
Shiraishi
Coast Guard
Planners seek permanent Daylight Saving Time in Lompoc
Lompoc planners backed Commissioner James Flegge's drive to urge the City Council to gain League of California Cities support for legislation that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent. The proposal argues for year round daylight for electricity savings and city beautification due to extra evening light.
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Lompoc
James Flegge
Flegge
Commission
League of California
League
Channel Cities
Phase IV Price Rise Hits Eggs and Poultry Nationwide
Shoppers nationwide faced higher costs as Nixon's Phase IV began. Eggs jumped up to 1.19 a dozen in New York with sharp increases elsewhere. Poultry prices rose quickly while shoppers anticipate further hikes and some cut back on bacon. Local store managers noted noticeable price shifts and shopper reactions.
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Nixon
New York City
Robert Greenberg
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Houston
Oklahoma City
Austin
Tex
Boston
Seattle
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Elmer Koener
a _ Buffalo
N.Y
Koener
Bombing in Cambodia Raids Answered At Highest Level
Defense Secretary Schlesinger told a Senate panel that secret Cambodia raids in 1969 and 1970 were authorized at the highest level and followed civilian orders. He said no civilian authority was usurped and no plan to seek new congressional authority was made public, despite controversy over 3,630 B52 attacks near the Vietnamese border.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Cambodia
Nixon
Congress
Schlesinger
Appropriations
Closing stocks notations from Rohrbaugh and Co report
The document presents closing stock notations furnished through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. It records stock levels and related figures for the end of trading.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
War deaths falsely reported in Laos and Cambodia missions
The Pentagon said 81 U.S. servicemen died on secret intelligence missions in Laos and Cambodia since 1965 and were misreported as deaths in South Vietnam. Spokesman Jerry Friedheim noted 55 deaths in Laos since 1965 and 26 in Cambodia since 1967, with a broader misreport to Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Congress
South Vietnam
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Senate
Friedheim
HUD ordered to restart housing funds for low income families
A U.S. District Court ordered HUD to immediately resume processing more than 431 million dollars in housing subsidies for low and moderate income families that had been halted since January 8. Judge Charles R. Richey ruled that former Secretary George Romney overstepped authority, and the present secretary James T. Lynn must implement the duty.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Nixon
George Romney
Richey
Romney
James T. Lynn
Frost opposes polo club push for agricultural preserve
Supervisor Frank J. Frost opposed the Santa Barbara Polo Club bid to place polo fields in agricultural preserves for tax relief. The Board sent the request to the County Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee for study, due to report by Aug. 27. Polo counsel Stanley Hatch argues recreation land fits under updated State Land Conservation Act amendments. Frost, representing the First District, called polo a wealthy hobby and questioned benefits of preservation. County had previously allowed a 144 unit condo project to fund polo and preserve fields as open space.
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Frank J. Frost
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Frost
Carpinteria
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