SEIU members approve partial county pay pact
A minority of SEIU members agree to an eight percent raise for human services and probation supervisors, effective July 29, after a February two percent bump. The Board of Supervisors will act on social workers and probation supervisors, while 950 members remain unpaid pending mediation next Monday. No retroactive pay, earliest increase possible August 12 if terms are reached. Firefighters may vote on a potential strike, but leaders see it as unlikely.
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Service Employees’ International Union
Raymond D. Johnson
SEIU
Human Services
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Jim Lee
Fire Fighters Union
Lee
Brain scanning grows from space tech to map the brain
Scientists at UCLA and Canada repurpose a cadmium telluride sensor from an Air Force space fuel gauging system to a brain scanner. The device uses a rotating x ray source and a CdTe detector to map brain density, detect tumors, and size growths. AFRPL funded earlier development. Hughes Research Labs and TRW Systems Group supplied the sensor and gauging system.
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Z.H. Cho
Ucla Laboratory of Nuclear Medicine
Air Force Space Program
University of California
Laboratory of
Nuclear Medicine
Radiation Biology
Los Angeles
Air Force
CdTe
UCLA
NASA
Atomic Energy Commission
Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory
AFRPL
Hughes Research Laboratories
TRW Systems Group
California
Lompoc events cover decals sales recalls and camps
The Lompoc Little League will hold its annual decal sale Saturday with players going door to door in uniform to solicit donations. A retirement barbecue, day camp, and community notices regarding elections, zoning talks, and grand jury drawing are also listed with local names and dates.
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Lompoc
Little League
Closing Stocks Quoted for The Record via Lang and Co
The following closing stock quotations are furnished the Record through Lang and Co located at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc. The communication provides stock quotes and is attributed to Lang and Co with contact number 733-3551.
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Lang and Co
Lompoc
County implements dog licensing and rabies rules
The new county animal control ordinance takes effect June 27 raising dog license fees to 6 dollars with 65 plus seniors getting 3 dollars off and neutered dogs discounted by 1.50. Rabies vaccination becomes mandatory for dogs aged four months and older. Impounding fees rise to 15 dollars per incident. Cats face no licensing but vaccination is encouraged. Licenses sold at old fee until next Thursday at 3415 Orcutt Rd.
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Robert Kotecki
Santa Maria
Orcutt Rd
Festival window judging slated for June 26
Flower Festival window and interior judging will take place in the afternoon of June 26. Only merchants who call the festival headquarters at 6 3461 and request judging will be considered.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Chris Cass
Four More Summer School Buses Pressed Into Service
Four additional buses will carry summer school students to Cabrillo High School and Lompoc High School programs. Buses depart from Hapgood La Canada and from Lompoc area starting 7 30 a m and 7 55 a m for Vandenberg Village routes. Elementary runs remain as announced.
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Robert Wiener
Hapgood
la Canada
Cabrillo High School
la Honda
Lompoc
Wiener
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc High School
Burton Mesa
Constellation Road
la Mesa
Jupiter Avenue
Cal Poly Offers Summer Courses Across Three Programs
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo expands summer options with Summer Sessions, Extension, and concurrent enrollment. The Summer Sessions run two four week terms starting June 24 and July 22 with 66 courses, while Extension offers assorted workshops and day courses. Details and fees are available via the Continuing Education Office at California Obispo CA 93407 or 805-546-2053.
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Parks and Recreation Department
S. C Street
Ken Adam Park
Central Coast Area
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo
Don M. Morris
Cal Poly
Park Water Company hikes rates for Vandenberg division
The California Public Utilities Commission authorized Park Water Company to raise rates by 2.72 percent for about 1,475 customers in its Vandenberg division to offset higher electricity costs. Power costs rose 14 percent since October, with rates last increased May 1. The boost aims to restore a 9.5 percent return on investment and takes effect June 23.
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California Public Utilities Commission
Park Water Company Authority
Vandenberg
PUC
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Laurel Ave
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University of California, Davis
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Darrell Schuyler
Emil Scolari
John T. Rickard
Col
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Robert Bostick
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United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
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California Newspaper Youth Foundation
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Lockheed
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Dupont 1682
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Omer L. Rains
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Ojai
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Oxnard
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Ventura City
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Santa Barbara
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Tom Jolicoeur
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