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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1970

Page

9

California Highway Patrol Reiterates Liquor Rules In Vehicles

Captain Reese outlines open container and possession laws for adults and minors in all California vehicles. Exceptions apply to taxis buses living quarters and certain minors. penalties include license suspension and vehicle impoundment for underage offenders. CHP reports 72 drunk driving arrests and 42 for open containers last month in the Santa Maria area.

California R. R. Reese California Highway Patrol Santa Maria

SAMTEC Plans Annual Fourth of July Family Picnic

Col. Arthur M. Meek, space and missile center vice commander, buys the first ticket from Sharon Stewart for SAMTEC’s Fourth of July Family Picnic. Adults $1.50, children 6–16 50 cents, under 5 free. posters across SAMTEC sites list ticket sellers per Lt. Col. Chernis.

Arthur M. Meek Space and Missile Test Center Samtec Sharon Stewart Chernis

Lompoc student chosen for year in Florence

Robert C. Davis, son of Elva Davis of 405 E Oak, selected for a 1970 71 study year in Florence as part of the California State Colleges International Programs. He will enroll at California State College Hayward as an English major and study abroad while earning credit.

Lompoc Robert C. Davis Elva Davis E. Oak Florence Italy California State Colleges Thomas P. Lantos Robert California State College Hayward Europe Asia Middle East Far East Africa South America

Local Brother Promoted to Specialist in Vietnam Guard Duty

Thomas J. Rupe, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Rupe of Lompoc, has been promoted to Army specialist. He serves near Long Binh, Vietnam, as a tower guard with the Security Guard Company of the 3rd Ordnance Battalion.

Long Binh Vietnam Thomas J. Rupe J.H. Rupe Sixth St Lompoc 3Rd Ordnance Battalion

Johns-Manville crew earns 22 years of accident-free work

Twenty two years without a lost time injury celebrated by Johns-Manville Quarries and Mines Power Shovel crew in ADA Michigan. Forty four workers with 40 machines logged 1 661 000 plus manhours without a lost time injury and featured safety awards and No LTA 22 years signs on equipment.

J-M'S Quarries and Mines Department

May highway users tax apportionment announced by Controller Flournoy

State Controller Houston S. Flournoy announced the May apportionment totaling 129,412,909 distributed to the State, counties and cities for highway funds. Santa Barbara County received 180,501.99 and Lompoc 15,757.22. The report notes changes from April and May 1969, with breakdowns by gasoline tax, diesel fuel tax, and transfers from road funds. Also referenced are graduation exercises at San Jose State College where Lompoc students Bo Gustafsson, David Richey, and John Stewart participated. keynote by Ralph Nader.

Sacramento Houston S. Flournoy Santa Barbara County Lompoc Motor Vehicle Transportation San Jose State College Spartan Stadium Ralph Nader Bo Tommy Gustafsson David Lynn Richey John Kenneth Stewart

Top Record carrier honored for May

William Allen named top Record distributor for May by Wes Huffman the circulation manager. The 15 year old son of MSgt and Mrs Calvin Allen of 1013 Sumac Vandenberg AFB earned the award for 22 new starts timely bill payments and no complaints during the month.

William Allen Wes Huffman Allen Msgt Calvin Allen Sumac Vandenberg Afb

Americans Increase Alcohol Use in 1969 Says Institute

Distilled Spirits Institute reports Americans consumed about 361.67 million wine gallons in the year ending December 31, 1969, up from 1968. Nevada led per capita at 5.16 gallons with New York and Illinois ranking high in total state consumption.

Washington UPI Distilled Spirits Institute Institute Las Vegas Reno Nevada York Illinois

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