Summer Playhouse to Open In Lompoc Civic Auditorium
The Lompoc Summer Playhouse announces a ten week season starting June 21 at 8 30 p m in the renovated Civic Auditorium on South L Street. Plaza Suite leads with four more evening plays and midmorning children’s shows. Tickets at Lompoc Music Box or theater box office. reservations REG-4595. Directors also report a 1972 73 fiscal budget for the Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
South L Street
Plaza Suite
Neil Simon
Playhouse Company
Los Angeles
United States
Lompoc Music Box
South
L Street
Lompoc Valley
Area Development
USO Godfather premiere to benefit Santa Maria servicemen
The Godfather will premiere July 12 at 8 p.m. at the Santa Maria Theater under Judge Terrill Cox. Proceeds from the CCCC USO benefit go to Santa Maria Servicemen's Center and local USO activities. General admission $5. Golden Circle $12.50 with a post show Santa Maria Club party.
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Santa Maria
Santa Maria Theater
Terrill Cox
California Central Coast Council
USO
Cccc Uso
Santa Maria Club
Servicemen’s Center
Graduation notices and local civic briefs from Lompoc and Vandenberg
Jarrel R. Pate, 228A North K Street, Lompoc, graduates from Cleveland Institute of Electronics First Class FCC License program under Dr. Gerald O. Allen. Sharron Lee Galloway of Lompoc earns Santa Maria Vandenberg AA degree. SACRAMENTO City College reports 1,450 AA graduates for 1971-72. Rich Sewell to hold Lompoc office hours 2 to 4 pm in County Office Building. Vandenberg AFB awards custodial contract of $460,000 to U.S. Eagle Inc. of Vacaville. GANGE to speak at Vandenberg Village Rotary on Stop The World I Want To Get On. Santa Maria Vandenberg ASQC meets Friday. Frank Chastulik to discuss Air Force Drug Abuse Program. Lompoc Recreation Dept offers personal defense class starting June 2. LSD and hashish found in Cologne Brussels express train parcel.
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Jarrel R. Pate
North K Street
Lompoc
California
Cleveland Institute of Electronics
CIE
Gerald O. Allen
Pate
Sacramento City College
Sharron Lee Galloway
Lompoc Council OKs First Reading of Sign Ordinance
The Lompoc City Council approved the introduction and first reading of a controversial sign ordinance 3-1. Mayor George Cotsenmeyer opposed retroactive provisions but supported a retroactive section. he criticized other parts and noted issues with free standing double face signs.
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Lompoc
George Cotsenmeyer
Cotsenmeyer
Sol Lefkowitz
Lompoc Arts Council Seeks Local Groups for Brochure
Lompoc Valley Arts Council collects meeting times places and upcoming events from Valley organizations for a public brochure to be ready by early September. The project, aided by the Chamber of Commerce, aims to prevent scheduling conflicts and gauge community needs.
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Lompoc Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Obituary for Raymond E Aulgur Funeral Pending
Funeral services are pending at the McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel for Raymond E Aulgur 56 who died recently He was born in 1916 in Kansas City Missouri and had been in Lompoc one week visiting his brother Lester at 1405 West Apricot Further details will appear in the Record.
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McPeek
Raymond E Aulgur
Yenerly
Aulgur
Kansas City
Lompoc
Lester
West Apricot
Closing Stocks Quotations Furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are supplied to the Record through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The note indicates the provider and contact for the stock data.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Rapid City flood Toll Read at 203 and 2000 Missing Read on Radio
In Rapid City South Dakota during the weekend flood 2000 names of missing persons were read on the radio hoping for tips on who is alive. The death toll stands at 203 as recovery resumes with dogs and horses aiding searches along Rapid Creek. Relief efforts include phone hotlines and donations while water remains unsafe to drink and thousands of phones are out of order.
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Rapid City
S.D
UPI
Black Hills
Rapid Creek
Louis Lobes
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
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Highway 101
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Wirtz
Donna Shackelford
Abigail Arreola
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Liz Areola
McClellan
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Senate
David Pryor
Arkansas
Pryor
Organized Labor
Daily Record
W. Don MacGillivray
Rich Sewell
D'’ Street
Vandenberg Afb
U.S. Eagle Inc
Vacaville
Stary Gange
Southern California Gas Co
Vandenberg Village
Village Country Club
Gange
Santa Maria Vandenberg
The
American Society For Quality Control
Lions Inn
Frank Chastulik
Air Force
Dee Blades
Walter
D. Umphlett
J. Scoemaker
Rodrigo E. Teixeira
Aachen
Germany
Council
Lefkowitz
Art Scott
E. C. Stevens
Emil Scolari
Scott
County Water Agency
Diablo Canyon
Raymond Aulgur
Alcon. Alum
Lear Siegler
Alcoa
Litton Indus
American Air
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Lockheed
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Chrysler
Cal Edison
Computer Sciences
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Telex
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Times-Mirror
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TransAmerica
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Steel
International Paper
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It&t
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Disneyland
Rick
West Coast
Rick's
RSJ
King
Dad
June Isom
Hawaii
Popus
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Club Delmonico
Ricks
Jes Ricks
S.M
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Ant
Sally
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Broadway
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