Lompoc Community Theatre to hold first meeting of season
The Lompoc Community Theatre will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in the Civic Auditorium 217 South L Street to discuss season activities. Public interest is noted as fire at Cabrillo High School stock pen caused 43 bales of day Saturday damage with no structures affected.
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Lompoc
Civic Auditorium
South L Street
Cabrillo High School
Lorraine Evelyn Stricklin
Hapgood Road
Lolen Patarak
Date Ave
Robert Simmons
Chestnut Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Vincent Jess Moya
Seventh St
Simmons
Milton H. Woodfork
North C St
Moya
Ocean Avenue
N Street
Jim Hunt
Laurel Avenue
J Street
Hunt
Census plans outlined for county special count
The county outlines a special October census to update economic and social data since 1970, focusing on population, housing, health and crime, with school data to aid planning. Cities approve joint pacts paying about 37 thousand to 39 thousand each. Carpinteria may gain most from growth while in lieu funds depend on added residents.
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Clifford Pauley
Pauley
County Planning Department
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Carpinteria
Guadalupe
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Newspaper Officials Listed
The Lompoc Record is designated as a second class mail newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 and is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California corporation. Publisher A James McCollum and editor Harry Crompe head a long list of staff including Lawrence Grossman Rennie Adam and Tim Conner with department heads in advertising, circulation, city desk, features and sports.
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Lompoc
California
Arenes
Lompoc Record
No. H St
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Effery W. Adam
Irginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Adrienne McAdam
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Howard Dotzler
Closing stocks reported via Lang and Co records
Closing stock quotations are supplied to the Record by Lang and Co from their Lompoc office at 3865 F Constellation Road. The firm’s phone number 733-3551 appears with the data.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Record-Setting Sheep Fetches 31.50 Per Pound At Santa Maria Auction
The Santa Barbara County Fair livestock sale in Santa Maria set a record with Larry Riewald’s FFA Reserve Champion sheep selling for 31.50 per pound. Kyle Roofing of Santa Maria purchased the animal, aiding Larry’s plans for Hancock College. Hundreds attended as FFA and 4-H champions drew high bids across swine beef and sheep categories with prices topping records.
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Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Kyle Roofing
Larry Riewald
Righetti Ffa
Larry
FFA
California
Righetti High
Hancock College
Leslie George
Westside
Valley Motors
Linda Carrari
Vandenberg Inn
Elizabeth Ferrari
Arroyo Grande
Elizabeth
Roger Battistone
Bull Market
Far Western
Guadalupe
Dick Moretti
Clarence Minetti
Rachelle Jansems
Rachelle
Santa Ynez
Margo Wemp
Don Larson
Sierra Western
Los Amigos
Debbie Landry
Rex Murphy
Spirit Oak Farm
Gary Bendixon
Hollister Ranch
Gaviota
Jack Robertson
Wendy Janssens
Robert Ambrosetti
Williams Brother
Harold Skou
Los Alamos
Joan Lewotsky
NCPA power forecast shows 1985 rates for 11 cities
The NCPA reports 1985 power prices from Geysers plants at 15.2 mills per kWh, Seco at 17 mills, and San Joaquin at 32.2 mills. Combined mix would yield about 16.5 mills for the eleven cities, with PG E projected around 26 mills per kWh. PG E officials caution forecasts are unreliable that far ahead.
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NCPA
Seco Power
San Joaquin Energy
Ingraham
Pg&e
Larry McDonald
Pg&e News
William Kutler
Obituary notes and power debate in Lompoc region
Obituaries memorialize Frederick Shorty Richards Sr at a graveside service in Lompoc Ever Cemetery with 100F officiating. Harold Bright also honored with a service at Starbuck Mortuary. both families note long local ties and multiple survivors. The piece shifts to discuss public power ventures, geothermal development, and NCPA funding, predicting voter input in November 1976.
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Frederick ‘‘Shorty
C. Richards
Lompoc Ever
Mr. Richards
Michigan
Saturda
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc
North O Street
Betty Ann Richards
Frederick Jr
Patricia Johnson
North Highland
Starbuck Mortuary
Harold D. Bright
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
W. Murray Gibbons
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Bright
Capella Drive
Vandenberg Village
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Phyllis
Wayne A. Bright
Indiana
Robert L. Schmitt
Wade N. Schmitt
G. Scott Loughlin
Daniel L. Loughlin
Janette M. Hugg
George Bright
San Jose
Raymond Bright
Violet Kimmick
Catharine Boyer
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Eugene Albert Owens
Roe
Highway 246
Owens
Ballard Canyon Road
Gerald Calvin Wood
No. Seventh St
Olivia Garza Guerrero
South G St
Miguel Montez Guerrero
John Edward Harmon
North G St
Apt
Steamco
Valerie
Thomas Grom
Rosemead
Jalama Road
California Highway Patrol
Gram
Santa Barbara County Hospital
Planning Department
State of California
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Crisis Center
Kresge
Diane Denny
Eastman Kodak
Exxon Texaco
General Motors
Union Oil
General Telephone
United Tech
Gulf Oil
Westinghouse Newir Tree
Zapata Corp
Imperial Corporation International
Johns Manville
Weese Clos
Ncpa Power Program
Frederick Richards, Sr
Public Power
West
Southern
Edison
United States
CPA
Ncpa Gotiating
Pg&e and Edison
Sinbad
Sista
Columbia Pictures
Stason
Starbuck
Sid Ceaser