Missing Lompoc youth Edward Tolosko 15
Police seek 15 year old Edward Tolosko who left home June 10 at 10 a.m. from 516 N I St. He is described with brown hair and eyes, 5 feet tall, 90 pounds, medium build, two facial scars, a shorter front tooth, and a mild asthmatic condition. He was last seen wearing a navy shirt, light green slacks, street shoes. He attends Lompoc High School and has shown interest in an unidentified girl and animals, including a baby deer. Any leads to Sgt. Robert Havens.
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Mexican Social Barbecue and Dance Fundraiser
The Mexican Social organization hosts a barbecue and dance at the Veterans Memorial Building to raise funds for Independence Day celebration and queen candidates. Barbecue 12 30 p m to 5 p m dancing 3 p m to 7 p m Los Latinos provide music. public invited.
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Obituaries for Johnson and Hartley noted in Santa Barbara area
Funeral services are pending in Santa Barbara for Matthew Johnson, former Lompoc resident and retired senior master sergeant from Vandenberg AFB. McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel will host services for Sada Mae Hartley, 82, in Lompoc with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Hartley's survivors include husband Homer I Hartley, two sons, a daughter, six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. London UPI reports debate over padded bras among girls at the women's amateur athletic championships with dressing room checks to ensure real girls win.
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Lompoc
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Lompoc District Hospital
Elwood Marvin
First Baptist Church
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Continental Drive
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UPI
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Lompoc Council weighs storm drain fixes at key intersections
City required a study of four intersection sites costing about 1.7 million dollars to fix flooding at A Street Cypress Avenue Ocean Avenue F Street and H Street with College and Chestnut Avenues. Officials want Miguelito Channel capacity evaluated first and consider holding ponds to ease flows.
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Miguelito Channel
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Lefkowitz
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Nixon appeals for voluntary price controls meet Democratic criticism
Democrats called Nixon just too little and too late as he urged voluntary wage and price restraints to curb inflation. Ribicoff and allies urged mandatory controls while Republicans backed Nixon’s stance against drastic measures. In Los Angeles Linda Kasabian becomes key witness in Tate Labianca murder case as jury selection drags.
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