Fair board member linked to moonlighting by Ross
A Santa Barbara Fair manager Allen Ross earns 19 200 full time salary while moonlighting at 11 horseshows this year and state agencies pay him 8 100 1 200 and 4 500 for work with other fairs. Warren M Underwood a fair board member and Ross employee profited by supervising eight shows for 48 days.
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Santa Barbara Fair
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Santa Barbara
The
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Cow Palace
San Francisco
Ventura Fair
Sacramento District
Lompoc man joins county pollution appeals board
The Board of Supervisors confirms George R. Vance of Lompoc for the County Air Pollution Control District appeals board. Chairman Francis Beattie of Lompoc reser ved Vance. Previously Dr. George T. Northrop of Santa Barbara was approved to augment the board. Supervisors also vote to pay members $25 per meeting plus traveling expenses.
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Appeals Board
County Air Pollution Control District
George R. Vance
Lompoc
Francis Beattie
Reser Vance
George T. Northrop
Santa Barbara
County Civil Service Commission
County Planning Commission
Bribery Trial Of Phil Regan Opens In Goleta Case
The bribery trial of Phil Regan of Montecito, accused of offering bribes to influence County supervisor Frank Frost over a Goleta Valley rezoning, began in Superior Judge Arden T. Jensen's court. D A Thomas Sneddon expects 10 to 12 witnesses and a jury selection could take all day.
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Montecito
Frank Frost
Goleta Valley
Court of Superior
Arden T. Jensen
Thomas Sneddon
Sneddon
Five-vehicle crash on Lompoc-Casmalia Road no injuries
Drivers of five cars escaped injury after a sequence near a construction site on Lompoc-Casmalia Road. The incident began at 5 15 p m when William Henry Smith Jr 38 of 144 Teak Vandenberg Air Force Base swerved to avoid cars that had stopped .8 of a mile away.
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Highway Patrol
William Henry Smith Jr
Teak Vandenberg Air Force Base
Memorial Services for Roland A. Lincoln Held at East Beach Santa Barbara
Obituary notes memorial services for Roland A. Lincoln age 40 held at 11 a.m. East Beach Santa Barbara after his death in a Lompoc industrial accident. He lived in Santa Ynez four years, worked as an GE engineer, and belonged to the U S Power Squadron. He is survived by his widow Anya, son Kenneth, daughter Leslie, brother Richard, and his and parents. Arrangements by McPeek Family Mortuary. Also reports describe a multi-vehicle collision near Vandenberg Village and a separate pole collision on Central Avenue at O Street with Robert Wilson.
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Lompoc
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Kenneth
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McPeek Family Mortuary
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Maria McDaniel
Altair Ave
Vandenberg Village
Marion Linton
Agena Way
Virginia Sue Robinson
Summerland roads called unstable by official
Road Commissioner Leland Steward told county supervisors Summerland hillside is moving due to adobe over shale making road upkeep hard. Frank Frost relayed多 complaints about recent street resurfacing and noted monuments have shifted. Steward promised updates and the board set April 2 public hearing on abandoning part of Emerson Street.
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Leland Steward
Steward
First District
Frank Frost
Emerson St
Lompoc Hospital District to Hold Special Session Tonight
The Lompoc Hospital District board meets at 7 30 p m to review hurdles before a 74 bed convalescent hospital at Walnut Avenue and Third Street. Final approval rests with Channel Counties Council and state officials in Sacramento under a June 1972 bond plan.
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Third Street
Channel Counties
Wicks
Closing stocks column by Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record presents closing stock quotations furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co. from 3865-F Constellation Road, Lompoc. Pyeese provides the brokerage data.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
POW releases delayed as Hanoi hosts guests
A Viet Cong official said 25 military prisoners and seven civilians were to be freed Thursday but rescheduled to Friday to welcome East German guests at Gia Lam airport. Clark Air Base officials expect three C141s carrying 108 Americans home, with arrivals planned Wednesday evening and late-night hours. The cease fire terms require all prisoners repatriated by March 28 as the withdrawal program pauses for a third day.
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Gia Lam Hanoi
East Germany
Clark Air Base
Philippines
U.S
Station's Fate Sealed as Preservation Fails
Ward recalled fears of juveniles burning the depot endangering all, and economics demanded its removal after 70 years. Southern Pacific no longer used the office area and refused taxes on idle property. Relocation costs plus staffing would be heavy, and no local group could fund it, leaving private preservation unlikely. Built in the early century, the depot once served Lompoc sugar beet traffic to Baroda and hosted summer Sundays for Surf beach trips.
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Southern Pacific
Lompoc
Baroda
Surf
Surf Beach
Local meetings and events in Lompoc area brief notices
The Fourth District GPAC meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Lompoc County Building courtroom to discuss bikeways and equestrian trails. Blood bank mobile visits Friday 4 30–6 30 p.m. at the Alpha Club. donations in honor of Fred Kammermeier. Career Day at Allan Hancock College runs noon to 8 p.m. with exhibits and demonstrations. Over 100 students attend the sixth annual Capping and Pinning ceremony with Sen. Lagomarsino as speaker. Alcoholism Advisory Council meets Thursday 7 30 p.m. at the Lompoc Library. detox facility topic prominent. Lompoc High Mother's Club meets tomorrow at 10 a.m. YMCA leadership posts open. interviews this month. Navy Recruiting opens new HQ in County Housing Authority building. hours 9 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon Wed Thu. Intermittent showers bring 0 5+ inch rain, season total 20 39 inches, up from 6 52 last year. Baltimore memorial service honors 159 penitentiary prisoners with a monument reading Judge each man by what he might have been.
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Lompoc County
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Shirley Kellythorne
Sally Czarnecki
Hancock
Hancock College
Kellythorne
Robert Lagomarsino
Walter Conrad
Lompoc Valley
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Maryland Division of Corrections
State Penitentiary
Potters
James Jordan
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