Man Arrested in Stabbing at Local Bar
Alfred Perry 35 of 321 No Poppy St is in satisfactory condition in Lompoc Hospital ICU with a severe abdominal stab wound. Edward Smith 36 of Covina is jailed on assault with intent to murder charges after a four inch dagger was used in the 116 North I Street bar incident. Bail set at 6000 dollars. Police explore if dagger was part of Smiths Scottish kilt costume seen earlier in the Flower Festival parade.
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Alfred Fredrick Perry
Poppy St
Lompoc Hospital
Edward Allen Smith
Covina
Lompoc
North I St
Perry
Smith
Australia
Jeff Wald
Helen Reddy Aims To Raise Women's Consciousness In Music
In a candid interview Helen Reddy discusses her Australian roots, U.S. breakthrough with I Am Woman, and the push for female empowerment. She cites artistic freedom abroad, college audiences, and plans for a new album while reflecting on cultural attitudes toward women.
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Australia
U.S
Helen Reddy
England
Europe
Sheriff Attacks Civil Service Reinstate of Capt. Honey
Sheriff John W. Carpenter blasts the County Civil Service Commission for reinstating Capt. Joel B. Honey and says he will not appeal. Honey now heads the technical services division overseeing civil and identification bureaus after previously serving as intelligence chief. Carpenter cites Commission findings praising a handcuffed prisoner strike as understandable and a minor reprimand for a firearm discharge at a party, calling the decision a step backward for professional law enforcement. He laments disbelief of testimony from many officers and promises an public apology to those who testified for enforcement.
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John W. Carpenter
County Civil Service Commission
Joel B Honey
Board of Supervisors
Carpenter
Honey
Isla Vista
CDC Endorses McGovern for President Ahead of California Nomination
The California Democratic Council backs Senator George S. McGovern, its first pre convention presidential endorsement. Nathan N. Holden, CDC president, says the move reflects concerns of everyday citizens rather than party power brokers. The board passed two resolutions praising McGovern.
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Fresno
UPI
California Democratic Council
George S$. McGovern
CDC
Nathan N. Holden
McGovern
Parade winners listed for 1972 Flower Festival Parade
The parade awards include Cub Scout Pack 103 entry winning float sweepstakes and Burbank Police Boys as best musical unit. Rainbow Girls took best float theme. Additional class winners span high school bands Cabrillo Ist and St Geneview 2nd, senior youth bands, drill teams, majorettes, color guards, floats, novelty acts, clowns, and antique cars with named winners such as Mexican Social Club, S Casey Jones, Vanita Brown, Tehran Shrine, and Raymond Lopez among others.
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Cub Scout Pack 103
Burbank Police
Rainbow Girls
Cabrillo Ist
Bakersfield Shrine
Nomads Shrine
Santa Maria Pages
Reseda Sr
Ist
Glendale
San Fernando
Reseda
Jordano Jordettes
Majorettes
Rangerettes
Fst
Caliccettes
Cabrillo
St. Genevieve
Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
S. Casey Jones
Sharon Jones
Vanita Brown
Sweet Adelines
Kath Moe
Tehran Shrine
Kiwanis Clowns
el Maloikah
Raymond Lopez
Don and
Sarah Warren
Santa Maria Shrine Club
Closing Stocks Quoted For The Record
Closing stock quotations are supplied by Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. This brief notice lists end of day prices available to readers of The Record.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Local Agency Formation Commission elects Tower chair
R. Lockwood Tower of Montecito was reelected Local Agency Formation Commission chairman by unanimous vote on Thursday. Supervisor Daniel G. Grant of Hope Ranch nominated Tower for another term. Channel Islands oceanography will be the focus of a UC extension shipboard course starting July 17 with a June 26 application deadline. Ruth Adams can be reached at RE 3 1602.
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R. Lockwood Tower
Montecito
Daniel G. Grant
Hope Ranch
Tower
Channel Islands
U.C
Catalina
Floating Marine Laboratory
Ruth Adams
William R Locke 78 Dies. Funeral Pending
William R. Locke of San Luis Obispo, 78, died Saturday at Lompoc District Hospital. Funeral services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary. He resided at 145 South Street and was a visitor during the Flower Festival Parade.
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McPeek Family
William R. Locke
Lompoc District Hospital
Locke
South Street
San Luis Obispo
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