Army plans modernized 101st Division for future warfare
In a birthday feature the article notes ideas from Sage Brush whits informing 101st Airborne reorganization. The division will use small combat groups to operate over wide areas with mobility and flexibility. Secretary Wilber M. Brucker emphasizes the Army as a core national strength and vows renewed vigor for future duties.
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Army of the Future
Sage Brush Whits
101St Airborse Division
101St
United States Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Lompoc Record Legal Notice and Postage Details
The Lompoc Record is a legal newspaper adjudicated under Court Decree No. 47065. It publishes weekly on Thursdays at 112 Bad Ocean Avenue Lompoc California and is entered as second class matter with a subscription rate of 3 dollars per year within Santa Barbara County and 4 dollars per year outside the county.
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Bad Ocean Avenue
Lompoc
California
Congress
Santa Barbara
Temporary live stream contract eyed for Cachuma water study
The district and the Bureau of Reclamation seek to modify the live stream agreement to allow temporary retention of water in Cachuma reservoir for experimental purposes through May with releases directed in writing by the district. The aim is to study hydrology and improve operation efficiency, with no intended continuation after November 1960.
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Bureau
Cachuma Reservoir
United States
Bureau of Reclamation
Goleta
California
Cachuma Dam
Tory
Rabies Clinic for Dogs Set Tomorrow in Lompoc
Dr Joseph T. Nardo county health officer announced a rabies inoculation clinic at the Veterans Memorial building in Lompoc on June 15 from 4 30 to 7 30 p m Vaccinations cost 1 50 each through the Santa Barbara county veterinarians health department and Humane Society The clinic aims to curb rabies with a two year protection from the new vaccine Dogs must be leashed and over five months old to be vaccinated
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Joeph T. Nardo
Lompoc
Veterans Memorial Building
Santa Barbara County
Nagdo
Orchard Begins Fast Harvest At Schuylers Cherry Orchard
A crew of pickers started harvesting the first crop at Schuyler's famed cherry orchard Sunday. The Schuylers say trees are heavier with fruit and of better quality than last year. Black Tartarians are first, with other varieties to follow as the season progresses.
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Schuyler
Schuylers
County Hospital Project Delayed After Bid Rejection
The project cost rose from 900000 to 1394000 with bids at 24 per square foot predicted but 43 per square foot offered. Wage hikes and a 10 per ton steel boost explain the gap, delaying completion by about three years and forcing a new request for 177000 in federal and state funds. About 70000 has been spent on architect fees. interim plans to fix hospital deficiencies were ordered.
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Harvey Rudolph
Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Learn to Swim Second Session Registration Set
Registration for the second summer Learn to Swim session will be held June 21 and 22 at the Community Center from 3 to 5 p m. The program targets non swimmers and beginners with six 15 day classes running 8 30 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday and no tuition beyond pool admission.
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Lompoc
Ted Grant
Lecture Series On Mental Health Problems Offered
Santa Barbara Junior College hosts a week of free lectures in Pine Hall starting Tuesday at 1 30 pm. The Lompoc Mental Health Association organizes the event with a teachers workshop for Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. Specialists include Dr Raynold A Jensen and Dr Sybil Richardson.
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Santa Barbara Junior College
Pine Hall
Lompoc
University of Minnesota Medical School
Sybil Richardson
Los Angeles
Lee Travis
University of Southern
Stanford and SF State scholars cited in state education study
California researchers including Dr. George Spindler of Stanford University and Professor George Sheviakov of San Francisco State University are listed among contributors in a state education study alongside several other academics.
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California
George Spindler
Stanford University
George Sheviakov
San Francisco State
Reading travel ads sparks plans for a newspaper crew
The authors express that travel articles inspire a planned itinerary as they gain freedom to roam. They note past limits from work and finances and now anticipate a busy period drafting routes, destinations, wardrobes, and transportation options.
July Home Care Classes Offered by Red Cross in Lompoc
Home care of the sick classes will be held in Lompoc starting July 13 under Red Cross auspices. A registration of 10 to 15 people is required to enroll. Call the Red Cross office at 5492 in the mornings or Mrs. Jerry Gutman at 82234. The course covers 12 hours of instruction with class times set at the first meeting.
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June Blakely
James T. Baum
Red Cross
Carlisle Stadley
C. Mathis
Wm. Alexander
Willard Taylor
C. A. Stadley
Leroy Begg
Curtis Levens
Lompoc
Jerry Gutman
Vacation Matinee to Be Regular Theatre Feature
The Lompoc Theatre will show a Vacation Matinee every Wednesday during school vacation. Manager Earl Calvert says programs target children, with next week featuring 11 cartoon shorts. Screenings start at 2 00 p m and doors open at 1 30 p m.
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Lompoc
Earl Calvert
Wompoc Schools Bond Bid Lowest At 2.43 Percent
Security-First National Bank submitted the low bid of 2.43 percent on 690000 in building bonds. Opened by the Board of Supervisors, bids ranged to 2.53 percent. Total interest on the 20 year high school bonds is 95481.50 and on elementary bonds 76379. The overall cost of floating 650000 in 5 bonds is 171869, making building costs 82186. The rate is projected to average 2.43 percent over 20 years.
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First National Bank
Wompoc
Supervaliser
Secusty
Taxchange 50 cent override tax provisions outlined
The article details a 50 cent override tax with expenses rising about 1600 dollars and most of the budget increase funneled to a general reserve. It breaks down the elementary district costs by instruction maintenance and capital outlay with notable shifts and a high school budget rise alongside reduced administrative services including the termination of Dr William Briscoe as development consultant.
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General Reserve
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