County SeIU Mediation Hopes For Pay Rise Accord
The AFL CIO Service Employees-International Union seeks up to 17 percent raises for more than 1,000 county workers including clerks welfare and probation staff. Mediation with the county is set from a State Conciliation Service mediator with sessions expected late this week as talks follow a fruitless bargaining session. The county offered eight percent with union members totaling about 1,020 at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Afl-Cio Service Employees — International Union
SEIU
Welfare and Probation Department
Len Roders
Johnson
County Employees Assn
Seiu and
Fire Fighters Union
John Risdon
NCPA Sues PG&E Over Power Rates And Transmission
The Northern California Power Agency accuses PG&E of anti competitive behavior in a federal review set for Friday in Washington. The probe covers the California power pool with SCE and SDG&E, and PG E transmission contracts with the Interior Department. NCPA seeks access to wheel power and partial ownership in a geothermal plant at The Geysers, Sonoma County. Lompoc shares a PG E wholesale supply and pays 4740 dollars in annual dues while 10 other cities participate in NCPA. Gene Wahlers, Lompoc city administrator, may miss the session due to a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Washington
D.C
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pg&e
Lompoc
Northern California Power Agency
NCPA
Interior Department
Geysers
Sonoma County
Gene Wahlers
Anderson urges forming parks work panel
Parks chief Jack Anderson will urge City Council to appoint an 18 member Technical Advisory Committee to work with architects Ribera and Sue on Santa Ynez River Park and Beattie Park. The panel includes citizens, officials, and agency reps to survey needs and guide planning.
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Jack Anderson
Parks and Recreation
Beattie Park
Santa Ynez
Anderson
Parks and Recreation Commission
Ribera & Sue
Oakland
Santa Ynez River Park
J-M
Summer school returns to Lompoc area schools
Adults and teens begin six week summer term Monday with classes at Lompoc Adult School and Lompoc High School. Vandenberg Base and Cabrillo High offer GED prep and core subjects. Elementary sites include Crestview Buena Vista Ruth and Fillmore. Hours run mornings to early afternoons. bus schedule published separately.
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Lompoc
Dominico Signorelli
Lompoc High School
U.S
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc Valley
Bob Wiener
Wiener
Cabrillo High School
Jack Foulger
John Murray
Crestview
Buena Vista
Vandenberg Village
Ruth
Fillmore
Don Hart
al Harris
Paul Comer
Tom Love
Barbed Wire Convention Heads to Solvang in June Show
The California Barbed Wire Collectors Association hosts its sixth annual two day western collectible show at the Veterans Memorial Hall in Solvang June 22 23. Hours are 9 to 5 Saturday and 9 to 3 Sunday with free parking and no admission. Over 300 varieties of barbed wire and related items on display with door prizes. World Championship Staple Driving contest Saturday noon and California Championship Barbed Wire Splicing contest Sunday noon. Details James Hansen P O Box 914 Solvang 93463 805 688 6906.
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California Barbed Wire Collectors Association
Solvang
Veterans Memorial Hall
California
Lompoc residents see diplomas, drills and lawsuits
Jonathan S VorderMark II of Lompoc earned his doctor of medicine degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. A Downtown Revitalization Committee meeting will discuss improvements and elect a new chair at 7 p.m. at City Hall. Swim class registration, a Sierra Club bike tour, and local court actions are also announced with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan S. Vordermark, II
Lompoc
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
City Hall
Funeral services for Teresa Terrones at Starbuck Mortuary
Teresa Terrones 69 died last night at Lompoc District Hospital. She last resided at 406 South L Street. Funeral services are pending at Starbuck Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Terrones
Starbuck Mortuary
Cable ads and local origination reshape Lompoc TV market
Leaders and executives discuss the viability of cable advertising in Lompoc. Reactions range from skepticism about market size to optimism for high penetration. Experts note potential costs in local news and remote taping, with implications for rates and cross-system teleprompter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bostick
Pete Cox
Tom Murphy
Cox
Teleprompter
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Solvang
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Raymond D. Johnson
Smith
Federal
Ryan Park
American Cancer Society
Act of Congress
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
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Imprl Corp
Lang and Co
Int
Constellation Road
John Man
Lear Sieg
American Air
Litton Ind
American Can
Lockheed
APECO
At&t McDon Doug
Ana
Computer
Teledyne
Dupont
Telex
D.W.G. Corp
Texaco
Eastman Kodak
Times Mirror
Exxon
TransAmerica
Fleetwood
TM Union Oil
Ford Mtr
US Steel
Fuqua Ind
Westinghouse
GAC Corp
Zapata Corp
Gen Dynam
Indust
GenElec
Trans
GenTel
James Hansen
P.O. Box
Daily Record
Lompoc Valley West Flower Fields
Sierra Club
Arguello Group
LaSalle Canyon
Jeffrey James McCrea
Cypress Ave
Roberto Ruiz Ramos
North
A St
Santa Barbara County General Hospital
Santa Barbara
Los Prietos Ranger Station
Cairo
UPI
Souhair Zaki
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Koubbeh Palace
Anwar Sadat
Journey
Ogden
Utah
Joan Smith
Employe
East Mango Avenue
Elks Lodge
I’ Street
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