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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

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Village church to house donated 13 rank pipe organ

United Church of Christ in Vandenberg will install Dr. Orpha Ochse’s 868 pipe instrument, bought for 3000 dollars after space limits at Whittier College ended the initial donation plan. Volunteers completed disassembly, transport, and reassembly in 85 hours. Ochse will lecture Saturday and dedicate the organ Sunday with Floyd Stancliff on flute.

United Church of Christ Vandenberg Village Richard E. Harris Ruth Lee Lompoc Valley Stan Tulledo United Church of Christ In Vandenbergee Orpha Ochse Whittier College United Church Ochse First Congregational Church Pasadena Rev Harris Germany U.S Dr. Ochse Whittier Floyd Stancliff

Area schools close as graduation triggers end of term

About eleven thousand students and 800 staff wrapped the 1974-75 year with early release at Cabrillo and Lompoc high schools. Commencement plans include 10:30 a.m. for about 400 Lompoc seniors and 2 p.m. for 400 Cabrillo seniors with Disneyland and all night partying ahead. The school board met to review a 15 million dollar budget and tentative teacher raises remain undecided.

Cabrillo High School Lompoc High School Lompoc Junior High School Disneyland North Act

Brown Signs Farm Labor Legislation In Landmark Move

Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr signed historic farm labor legislation at a ceremony signaling a path toward peace after a decade of strife. The bill grants up to 250000 farm workers the right to secret ballot union elections, allows harvest strikes by a winning union, curbs secondary boycotts, requires union membership and permits non union workers for struck growers.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr California Assembly Leo T. McCarthy San Francisco Senate James R. Mills San Diego John Dunlap Napa George Zenovich Fresno Howard Berman Beverly Hills Richard Alatorre Los Angeles Cesar Chavez United Farmworkers of America Afl-Cio Teamsters UFW

Sadat reopens Suez Canal in Port Said amid celebratory reopening

President Sadat sails the canal on the destroyer October 6 to mark its return to Egyptian control. He vows peace but says Israel must withdraw from occupied Arab lands while Iranian crown prince Ali Reza attends the ceremony. Separate Washington report notes Senate rejects troop withdrawal amendment as weather forecasts predict cooler conditions and tides for Friday.

Port Said Egypt UPI Anwar Sadat Suez Canal Middle East Sadat Israel Ismailia Suez Canal Authority Ali Reza Shah Mohamed

Dismissal notices announced for striking fire fighters

County fire chief orders strikers to return by 8 a.m. or face 5 percent pay cuts and possible dismissal, as trouble over a 12 percent wage demand and 66 hour work weeks continues. Deputy sheriffs train as emergency firemen while mediation remains at an impasse.

John Risdon Andy Rosenberg Civil Service Raymond D. Johnson Risdon Isla Vista Sheriff's Department Board of Supervisors Francis H. Beattie County Employes Association Johnson Brown

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