Five injured in weekend highway accidents in Santa Barbara area
Five people were hurt in five highway accidents over the weekend. Lemna Poole, 33, suffered a wrist injury when her car overturned on Lompoc Casmalia Road. Nathaniel Davis Jr., 33, escaped injury. Hatch, 71, of Goleta, had head cuts after his car plunged down a 25 foot embankment on Highway 101. Linda Kaminsky, 29, of Hollywood, sustained minor injuries on Highway 1 near Lompoc. Donald Stout, 22, and Donna Hecker, 16, were injured in a collision at Highway 246 and Drum Canyon Road. Ronnie Robinson, 24, escaped injury after striking and killing a cow on Highway 1.
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Lemna Poole
W. Cherry Ave
Lompoc Casmalia Road
Santa Lucia Canyon Road
Nathaniel Davis Jr
First St
Apt. A
California Highway Patrol
Lompoc Hospital
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
Thomas’ Ennis Hatch
Goleta
Highway 101
Las Cruces
Hatch
Santa Ynez
William Bruce Mann
Cebada Canyon Road
Drum Canyon Road
Lompoc
Mann
Stout
Ronnie Robinson
N. C St
Highway 1
Closing Stocks Quotations From Rohrbaugh And Co
Closing stock quotations are provided by Rohrbaugh and Co of Lompoc. The Record lists end of day prices and industry notes from the firm at 3865F Constellation Road and RE 3-3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commission Tonight Deliberates Several Proposals
The Lompoc Planning Commission will discuss a service station study the county highway circulation plan for the Valley a sign ordinance proposals for mobile produce sales in commercial zones and a review of the shelved property nuisance ordinance. No action is planned on the latter items which failed to win approval two weeks ago.
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Lompoc
Lompoc News Briefs Include Food Stamps Sites and Local Notices
Food Stamps may now be purchased at Security Pacific Bank, the Post Office Substation, and Terry Employment Agency in Lompoc with varying hours. Office hours for State Senator Lagomarsino aide and a district office for Congressman Teague are announced. A special award honors Brian Fraser for gaining subscribers. A Lompoc Neighborhood Council meeting is scheduled, plus a Wyoming Dean’s Honor Roll student from Lompoc. An arrest report notes Christopher Sommer, 18, of Solvang, charged with narcotics and marijuana possession with bail set at 7312.
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Department of Agriculture
Lompoc
Security Pacific Bank
Post Office
E. College Ave
Terry Employment Agency
N. H. St
Charles M. Teague
Santa Maria
Kathryn M. Keith
Break-in at El Camino School reports small theft
Burglars broke into El Camino School between Friday and Sunday and stole an estimated 1 to 2 dollars. Johnnie B. Jones, 22, of 717 North F Street Apt. D, was booked in Lompoc Jail Saturday on charges of battery against his wife Donzetta J. Jones with a bail of 375 dollars. Police say she had facial bruises. Three San Fernando Valley men were arrested near Sudden Ranch at Jalama Beach for narcotics possession. Charles Kielas 18 Curt Witteberg 17 Harrison Ray Gregory 17 were taken to juvenile hall.
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el Camino School
Johnnie B. Jones
N. F St
Apt. D
Lompoc
Donzetta J. Jones
San Fernando Valley
Jalama Beach
Charles Kielas
Curt Witteberg
Harrison Ray Gregory
Juvenile Hall
Security Title Insurance Company
Anacapa Street
City of
Santa Barbara
State of California
Charles Jaime Lavios
Patricia Ann Lavios
The
Recorder
Santa Barbara County
California
County of Santa Barbara
Britain offers 144 million to Lockheed to salvage RB211 engine
The government announces a 144 million dollar offer to Lockheed in a 50-50 deal to salvage the RB211 engine project. The offer is described as open to negotiation or counterbid, with talks continuing after Rolls Royce American Aero said the engine may be dead within hours. Airlines face urgent choices as Lockheed weighs an American built engine option.
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London
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Copen
Malcolm Muir
Rolls-Royce Company
American Aero Division
Heathrow
Rolls-Royce
Lockheed
Muir
British pressure on Lockheed over RB211 engine rescue plan
Muir urged UK representatives to press Lockheed for a viable offer meeting airline needs. Lockheed finds RB211 costs too high and may seek an American engine maker for the Airbus. Government sources say salvage talks are not dead, with Daniel Haughton to return to London for bargaining. The government pledges 144 million dollars toward the rescue. Labor's William Rodgers warned up to 10 000 Rolls Royce workers face job losses soon.
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Lockheed
Airbus
Muir
Daniel Haughton
London
William Rodgers
Labor Party
Rolls-Royce
March is LOVARC Membership Month in Lompoc
Proclaimed by Mayor Arthur Scott, LOVARC urges community support for services to mentally retarded residents. Membership chair Fritz Nelson reachable at RE 45791, with programs for ages two to five at Peace Lutheran Church and adult activities at the LOVARC Center.
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Lompoc
Peace Lutheran Church
Lovarc
National Association For the Retarded
California Association For the Retarded
Nelson
Razor blade sample in Times ad sparks warnings
An insert with a packaged razor blade distributed in the Los Angeles Times Sunday prompted complaints to the Orange County Health Department. No injuries were reported, and Times officials defended ad standards noting packaging was not hazardous.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Times
Orange County Health Department
John R. Philp
Orange County
The
Times
the Times
Personna
San _ Francisco Chronicle and Examiner
Bob Ward
Former Dominoe kills wife, son, self in California tragedy
Bruce Cloud, 31, a former singer with the Dominoes, stabbed his wife Margaret 27 and their 2-year-old son Christopher to death before impeding self‑destruction. Police found his body in a car in a park after a carbon monoxide effort. A 12-page note described marital difficulties.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bruce Cloud
The
Dominoes
Sunday Cloud
Cloud
Margaret
Christopher
Obituary for Lt. Col. Arthur Darlington at Vandenberg AFB Hospital
Services pending for Lt. Col. Arthur Darlington of 216 Lt. Annes Place who died early Saturday at Vandenberg AFB Hospital. McPeek Family Mortuary handles local arrangements. Further details will appear in the Record. The United Fund Board meets at Lions Inn Thursday noon to consider a resolution honoring donors to the 1971 annual campaign.
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Arthur Darlington
Annes Pl
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
McPeek Family
The
United Fund
Lions Inn
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