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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1972
Page
6
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty suggested Eleanor Chambers death may force a reassessment of his Democratic presidential bid. Chambers, 69, longtime Yorty adviser since 1945, died Sunday of pneumonia and shaped much of his political strategy.
Senator David A. Roberts proposes legislation to cut the long delays for injured workers seeking state workmen's compensation benefits. He would expand the number of referees in the Division of Industrial Relations and streamline procedures to reduce the multi month to year wait for permanent disability hearings.
Allan Hancock College began its first Basic Fire Fighting Academy class with students from Northern Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. The 14 week 80 hour program runs March 7 to May 30 with topics from fire investigation to emergency vehicle operation and four six hour field problems. The effort involved the college evening division Vocational Technical Education Division and the state Fire Service Training Bureau and was led by Arnold Guynn with support from Wright Drakes and local fire chiefs including Ray Mills Don Johnson Tony Marsalek Felipe Pacheco and Robert Righetti.
Santa Barbara-Goleta Judicial District Marshal Patrick J. O'Brien plans an appeal after a Superior Court ruling barred his June Primary reelection. The appeal targets Judge Floyd Dodson's decision siding with the County Employees' Assn claiming retirement at 70 for safety members. O'Brien contends he is a regular member.
Allan Hancock College announced four second year students Ken Hoffmeyer Tom Heuchert Stephanie Foster and Bob Williams as representatives in Bank of America's 1972 Community College Awards program They compete for 85800 in cash prizes with first place at 2000 in four study fields Semi finals are set for March 21 at an unspecified venue with peers from at least eight other colleges
Allan Hancock College hosts a Thursday noon lecture series for Math 7 students taught by Orrin Cocks. Topics include infinity, algebraic equations, irrational PIL, discrete probability, cryptography, calculus in biology, and prime numbers with public access.
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