Cable TV rate hike referred for study in Lompoc
Teleprompter seeks a 35 cent monthly increase in the basic rate. council sends the proposal to the Cable TV Committee with no early recommendation. The hearing covered operating costs up 14 percent plus a $43,000 annual microwave link, while residents criticized the hike and urged cheaper alternatives.
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Teleprompter Cable
Lompoc
Michael Palmer
Los Angeles
Ed Rodgers
Alberta Morgan
Harry Clay
Rodgers
Palmer
Charlotte Benton
Alan Davidson
Joe Johnson
Joe Ruffner
Thomas Froemming
Council
Gene Wahlers
Police Department
Wahlers
Congress
Marvin Loney
Morgan
Blue Cross
Planning Commission
Thompson Park
Elinor Lefkowitz
Hapgood School
Pat McGuire
Central Coast Rollin’ Rooms van Club
Beattie Park
Lompoc Approves Pilot Public Transportation Plan
City council approves a pilot fixed route bus system with two 16 passenger mini-buses at about 32000 and 105 weekly bus hours. A 50 cent basic fare with 25 cents to low income or under 18 and 75 cents for interdistrict trips is proposed. The program aims to test needs before larger regional costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
FCI
Jack Lam
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Syrian Troops Push Toward Beirut Amid Sidon Crisis
Syrian forces crossed into Lebanon in large numbers and moved within 30 miles of Beirut. Christian Phalangist sources warned of a decisive incident in Beirut within days, as clashes in Beirut and the Bekaa valley added to at least 58 deaths and many injuries in the past 24 hours.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Sidon
Christian Phalangist Party
Bekaa
Damascus
House ethics panel to probe Hays mistress charges
The House Ethics Committee voted unanimously to begin a full scale investigation of Rep. Wayne Hays after secretary Elizabeth Ray alleged she was kept on the payroll as his mistress. The panel seeks Justice Department help and Hays may be required to testify as the probe opens immediately.
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Hays
Justice Department
Campaign spending report told for supervisor race
In the fourth supervisorial district race five candidates surge into the final campaign week. Robert C. Lilley leads in funds and outlay, Art Scott follows in receipts and spending, with Robert Hedlund Phyllis White and Alberta Morgan also active.
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Vaughn Proctor
Francis H. Beattie
Robert C. Lilley
Art Scott
Robert Hedlund
Phyllis White
Alberta Morgan
Morgan
Lilley
Henrik Weston
Santa Barbara
Robert G. Petersen
Solvang
T.A. Williams
John Dempsey
General Telephone Co
Good Government Club
Lompoc
L. E. Heiges Jr
M.D. Lompoc
George Hutson
Beattie
Puritan Ice Co
P.J. Gibson
J. Duffy
Village Realty
Joseph Swartz
Vandenberg Village Development Co
William Ebbert
Walter Dawson
Oxnard
Dawson Construction Co
William Johnson
George A. Cavalletto
Goleta
G.B. Litchfield
Eldon Haskell
Montecito
Haskell Engineering Co
Reuben J. Fruen
Steve Will
Santa Maria
S.P. Rock and Sand Co
Darwin Sainz
Los Alamos
Dennis Dallaston
Allan Woods
Union Sugar Co
Burt Fugate
Allen Burke
Coast Welding Co
Curtis Tunnell
Jack Gilliland
Gilliland Land Co
Barney Rueben
Santa Ynez
R.P. Grigs
Ford Reagan Break Even Amid Three Primary Showing
Reagan wins Montana and South Dakota with Ford taking Rhode Island and its 19 delegates. Carter takes South Dakota but loses to Brown and Church in the other contests. Udall falters as Church and Brown stall Carter, while Ford leads Reagan 822 to 651 in delegates.
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Ford
Reagan
Carter
Brown
Church
United Press International
Ronald Reagan
Montana
South Dakota
Rhode Island
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Kansas City
Edmund G. Brown
Georgia
Frank Church
Idaho
Udall
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Lompoc Record
Hand Ocean
The
Record
House
Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
Capitol Hill
Flynt
County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association
Ryan Park
Cabrillo High Tennis Courts
H. Birkholm
Birkholm’s Bakery
James Morris
Robert Thorneberg
Carpinteria
Phil Pringle
Fillmore Condit
H.O. Knous
Joseph McCarthy
Modern Neon
Bixby
Scott
Ise
George Barnes Jr
Clothier
Barry Coughlin
Hedlund
Margaret
Ken Chamblin
Joe DalMasso
Ballard
Peggie Gardner
Buellton
Katherine
Joe Grbac
William S. Hall
Janice Harris
Art
Sherry Hibbits
Robert Hibbits
Jean Jacoby
Joan and Wesley Marshall
Kenneth Maytag
Carol and
Richard Nash
Helen Netzer
Marjorie Wiester
Gardner Ranch
Sally Perry
White
Bank of America
Richard Dinkel
Susan Ann Lyra
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc High School
Hancock College
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