County welfare problems persist in county budget clash
County Welfare Director Arthur Nelson says 600 to 700 attendant care cases were already cut back under Gov Reagan orders before rules were voided. About 350 attendants and 680 recipients were affected as the county plans back to prior levels, with a Monday supervisor meeting likely to address the tangle.
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Board of Supervisors
Arthur Nelson
Reagan
Nelson
Sacramento
Smog Alert Prolonged as East U S Faces Pollution Risk
Smog blankets the eastern United States despite showers that washed out pollutants. A stagnant weather pattern blocks improvement through the weekend, with New York City under an air pollution emergency and potential auto traffic bans. Con Ed power constraints complicate the scene as rains ease. Pvt. Andrew S. Naksymovych dies at Ft Dix from a lightning strike. thirteen other soldiers injured. NAPCA cites high pollution from Macon to Boston as the pattern lingers.
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National Air Pollution Control Administration
NAPCA
Washington
Macon
Boston
Lawsuit Delay Hits Lompoc District Over Administration Complex
Strate Construction Co. delays filing a $130,774 suit against Lompoc Unified School District over unpaid work on the Central Administration Complex on North A Street. A filing fee shortfall of $10 halted submission. defendants include Lompoc district architect Pierre Claeyssens and Arrow Glass Co. The suit claims the district and others delayed approvals, causing financial losses after a $183,000 claim was filed February 24.
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Lompoc Unified
Strate Construction Co
Santa Maria
North A
Superior Court
Strate
Los Angeles
Pierre Claeyssens
Lompoc
Arrow Glass Co
Orange County
Missionary guest speaker at Free Will Baptist Church
Jerry Barron, missionary to Mexico, will be the guest speaker Friday night at Free Will Baptist Church 205 W. Chestnut Ave. The service starts at 7 p.m. and the general public is invited. The article also notes theatre and coin club items on the same page.
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Jerry Barron
Mexico
Free Will Baptist Church
Chestnut Ave
Coin Club
Santa Barbara
Obedience Classes Start Saturday with Santa Lucia Poodle Club
Obedience classes for dogs will begin Saturday under the Santa Lucia Poodle Club. Registration opened this week at Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria. For more information call Anna McDonough at WE 7-1346.
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Santa Lucia Poodle Club
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Anna McDonough
Closing Stocks Report From Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 33551. The record lists final prices and changes for listed securities as of market close.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Danger zone paperwork proceeding near Vandenberg
The notice from the U S Army Engineer District Los Angeles announces continuation of danger zones between Pt Sal and Pt Conception with a name change from AFWTR to SAMTEC. Zones exist for security at Vandenberg AFB and hazards from missile launches. Objections must be written by August 14.
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Sal
North County
Air Force Western Test Range
AFWTR
Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Board of Supervisors
U.S. Army Engineer District
Los Angeles
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Zoning dispute over El Capitan Ranch to go to court
Conservationists and developer Jules Berman face a Superior Court fight over rezoning El Capitan Ranch 3638 acres for a residential community. Opening arguments set August 6 in Santa Barbara. trial starts August 10 before Judge Arden Jensen.
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Berman
el Capitan Ranch
Superior Court
Floyd C. Dodsen
Arden Jensen
Jensen
Santa Barbara
Citizens Committee For the General Plan
el Capitan
Superior
Census count hits 1868 population milestone with eight states left
Census Director George Hay Brown announced the 1970 U S population stood at 186 786 320 with eight states and the District of Columbia still to finish. He noted projections had suggested 205 million and said final counts should be highly accurate. He pointed to 351 of 393 temporary offices closed, mostly in major cities. Meanwhile court actions stalled signatures and rezoning plans tied to a local referendum.
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UPI
George Hay Brown
U.S
District of Columbia
Brown
California
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Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Stetson Seeks Further Flood Studies for Lompoc Valley
Stetson said the Corps of Engineers withheld values from a recent flood study for Lompoc Valley while preparing a forthcoming county flood report on January and February 1969. He urged detailed analyses of river hydrology under flood conditions, channel scouring effects, levee viability, storage combinations, and review of Corps data on flood damages and benefits once released.
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Stetson
Corps of Engineers
Lompoc
Corps
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