Tunney and Hayakawa win nominations in California primary
In California primary results Senator John Tunney defeats Tom Hayden by a 60 to 40 margin while S N Hayakawa wins the Republican nomination. Hayakawa, former San Francisco State University president, edges out Robert Finch Alphonzo Bell and John Harmer. Hayden vows to run again.
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Lompoc Unified OKs 76-77 Budget With Soccer Funds
Lompoc Unified School District trustees approved the 1976 77 budget after revisions allocating 455 salaries for varsity soccer coaches at Lompoc and Cabrillo high schools and 1366 for equipment per school. They endorsed early childhood education phasing in and created parent ECE committees, plus 17500 to improve high school dressing rooms and plans for a central kitchen to feed needy children in 1977.
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Hedlund Leads Fourth District in Santa Barbara County Runoff
In Santa Barbara County primary results, Robert Hedlund topped the fourth district with 4,919 votes securing a November runoff against Robert Lilley who earned 4,206. Art Scott and Phyllis White trailed, while voter turnout reached 73.2 percent countywide and 74.4 percent in the fourth district.
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California voters reject Prop 15 while approving bingo for charity
With 88 percent counted, Prop 15 fell 66 to 34 as large campaigns by utilities and oil firms shaped the outcome. Voters also backed Props 5 6 and 8 to tax changes and state savings, while rejecting Props 1 and 4 for school bonds. Prop 2 3 13 14 clarified funds and pensions for veterans and the elderly.
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Ambulance subsidy cut threatens Lompoc Valley service
Lompoc operator Ken Kelley warns the county Board of Supervisors plan to end the ambulance subsidy may leave the Santa Ynez Lompoc valleys without service. He currently runs two ambulances and would cut to one, raising rates and causing gaps of hours without coverage while transferring patients to Santa Maria Goleta or Santa Barbara. He estimates 160 monthly trips needed to cover a 5000 monthly operating cost without the subsidy.
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Council seeks budget input adjourned meeting in Lompoc
Lompoc citizens may comment on the proposed 1976 77 city budget at an adjourned City Council meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in council chambers at city hall 119 W Walnut Ave City Administrator Gene Wahlers said the sole agenda item is the budget with other business possible.
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