Action urged to cut down disability retirements
County Retire ment Board chairwoman Ann Sweet urged the Board of Supervisors to back actions aimed at reducing disability retirement filings. She called for tighter pre employment physical checks and annual physicals for safety staff, while noting 12 of 35 pending cases involve safety members. Deputy County Counsel Melbourne Weddle cited a spike in service connected disability filings from the Lompoc sheriff's sub station and described administrative hurdles in handling cases.
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Dick Praul
Ann Sweet
County Retirement Board
Board of Supervisors
Retirement Board
Melbourne Weddle
Lompoc
Weddle
George Bregante
Coalition
Lompoc Sheriff's Office
Employe Group Coalition
Additional Viet Vet Education Benefits Expanded
Allan Hancock College Veterans Affairs coordinator Jim Collins says a new law extends GI Bill eligibility by nine months for most veterans, adding 292 to 500 dollars monthly and potentially over 4500 dollars for some married veterans with large families. Veterans must act before expiration and contact the college office at 922-6966 ext. 210 or their VA representative.
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Allan Hancock College Veterans Affairs
Jim Collin
Congress
Collins
College Office of Veterans Affairs
Funeral services for Genevieve Hardley
Funeral services were held for Genevieve Hardley 48 at Starbuck Mortuary with Chaplain Mearle Jay. She died Wednesday at 250 Regulus Ave and was a Vandenberg AFB civil service secretary for ten years. Survivors include husband Frank G. Hardley daughter Karen Brasefield son Lynn Christian Hardley and others. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Hardley
Starbuck Mortuary Depot
Mearle Jay
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Karen Brasefield
San Bernardino
Lynn Christian Hardley
San Diego
Bernard J. Suskiel
Mary A. Towers
Canada
American Cancer Society
Daily records of incidents span Santa Barbara area
A series of local notes report injuries from a San Marcos Pass crash near Santa Barbara that sent Carolyn Gentry to St Francis Hospital, a pedestrian injury on H Street, and a car-into-building incident. Other items include vandalism at Lompoc Civic Auditorium, jewelry theft at Vandenberg Village, a car theft inquiry near Hancock College, DUI action at East Ocean Avenue, and a sheriff notes about a jewelry theft report later found unfounded. The piece also corrects an Olio ad error and notes a Citizens Committee meeting at Cabrillo High School with Paul Floyd speaking.
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Carolyn Gentry
Constellation Rd
Vandenberg Village
San Marcos Pass
Santa Barbara
California Highway Patrol
St. Francis Hospital
CHP
Billy Ray Holder
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Under Court Decree No 47085
The Lompoc Record published under Superior Court Decree No 47085 as a second class mail newspaper. Publication by Lompor Record Publications 4 California Corporation at 115 North H St Lompoc with Mrs James McCollum as Publisher and President. Harry Jumpe as Editor and Vice President. Adam as General Manager and Vice Tom Conner as Production Manager. Board members include Adam Margaret Adam Mary Adam Michael Palmer Rachel Bosnik. Advertising and classified roles listed.
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Lompoc
Act of Congress
Superior Court
Lompor Record Publications
Aliformia Corporation
North H St Lompor
James McCollum
Harry Jumpe
Reame
Adam
Tom Conner
Heard
Viewing
Fletcher doubts downzoning will save Santa Ynez Valley farms
Santa Barbara County boards push 25 000 acres toward rezoning despite opposition. Fletcher argues the move serves the rich with horse ranches while Hedlund and Wallace support the plan to stabilize values and protect prime soils from urban sprawl.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Santa Ynez Valley
Harrell Fletcher
Fletcher
Santa Maria
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Alisal
Santa Ynez River
Robert Kallman
David Yager
Alisal Ranch
Mit
Santa Ynez
Robert Hedlund
Lompoc
William Wallace
Goleta
Valley Advisory Committee
San Fernando Valley
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Ralph J. Daley
Walnut Ave
Daley
Bill Ruffner
Utilities
Ruffner
Veterans Administration
Bert L. Wade
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
W. Murray Gibbons
Mr. Wade
Oklahoma
Lompoc District Hospital
W. North Ave
Civil Service
Navy
Moose Lodge
Fleet Reserve
G.S.M.O.L
American Legion
Helen M. Wade
Mrs. Fannie
LeRoy Kitts
LeRoy
Roy) Kitts
Meadowlark Road
United Way
Santa Barbara County
Mr. Kitts
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Kitts
First Christian Church of
Ruth
Marnee Muro
Jerry Kitts
Sylmar
Walter D. Bendasher
Andrew McGrath
Bendasher
Lompoc- Casmalia Road
Lucy Rudolph
Virginia Buckman
Katie Bendasher
Leo Brown
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Starbuck Mortuary
South K St
Avenue
W. Ocean Ave
la Verne College
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cabrillo High School
Steve Leary
South G St
Las Vegas
Cristy Lyn Brock
Buelliton
Daily Record
Santa Barbara Hospital
Christy Humble
South P St
Michael Andrew Thornley
South H St
H Street
Pine Avenue
Thornley
Civic Auditorium
South L Street
Stafford Gray
W. Guava Ave
David Albert Gauthier
Gauthier
East Ocean Avenue
Sheriff's Office Today
William Flaherty
Club House Rd
Donald
Advertising P Tespersons
Mariivea Oliver Howard
Doteer
Anne Moran
Torma Newspaper Publishers Reservation
Mied Press
Imternational
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Ameaication and
California Press Association
Bureau of Circulation and
Callers
Newspaper
Youth Foundation
Upy Prive
California Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n., Inc
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
ITT
Amer. Mott's Johns
Man
At&t Beth. Sd
Kresge
Lear
IBM
TelePrompTer
Impr. Corp
Texaco
Transamerica
Transco
TRW
Union Oi
United Tech Varian
Westinghouse
Zapata Corp
Indust
Trans
Utilities Clos. Vol
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Alan K. Elliott
No. H St
Cassandra Crossing
Nickelodeon
Harry & Walter
H’ Street
Bay L. Hays
Lynn J. Lindley
Valley Driven
H” Street
Lompoc, Calif
Sumner & Rush
Westside Furniture
W. Ocean
Irene Lusby
Dorothy Liss
Eli Mr
Severson
Aaa Dhedeahhe
Lompoc Plaza
Vargas Jewelry
Michele Hallmark
Hallmark
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