Top security officer selected at Vandenberg
Morris L. Hill of the 4392nd Security Police Squadron at Vandenberg AFB was named SAC Outstanding Security Police Senior NCO of the Year. His career includes overseas tours in Vietnam Korea and the Philippines, a Bronze Star, Air Force Commendation Medal, and roles coordinating space system security and liaison with Army and Marine intelligence in Da Nang. He and his wife Mable Francis Inman reside at 229 Poplar, Vandenberg, with four children Marilyn Ricky Sandra and Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mset
Morris L. Hill
Vandenberg Afb
Strategic Air Command
Sergeant Hill
1St
Strategic Aerospace Division
SAC
Air Force
Joseph Herron
Earle E. Sweetland
4392Nd Aerospace Support Group
Vandenberg
Hill
Istrad
NCOIC
Space Systems Security
4392Nd Sps
6595Th Aerospace Test Wing
Clark AB
Philippines
Kunsan AB
Korea
da Nang AB
Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Marine Corp
da Nang
Eglin Afb
Fla
Mable Francis Inman
Marilyn
Ricky
Sandra
Bobby
Poplar
Local Smith Dixon Toyota Receives Authorized Dealer Status
Smith & Dixon Toyota at 203 E Ocean Ave Lompoc has been named an authorized Toyota dealer by Toyota Motor Distributors Inc President Shoji Hattori announced in Los Angeles. George S Smith says the agency will offer the full Toyota line including Corona lines Corolla and Crown models and Land Cruiser 4x4s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Dixon
Toyota
Ocean Ave
Lompoc
Japan
Toyota Motor Company
Toyota Motor Distributors, Inc
Shoji Hattori
Los Angeles
George S. Smith
Smith & Dixon Toyota
Army and Air Force ban M A S H on bases over morale concerns
The Army and Air Force barred showing the film M A S H at bases saying it could undermine soldier morale. Producer Otto Preminger said he would appeal to the Supreme Court if the ban becomes official and defended the film as constructive and patriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Air Force
New York
UPI
Army Times
Supreme Court
Ingo Preminger
Otto Preminger
20Th Century Fox
Gerber convention on bridge and a near slam
In a bridge discussion from the Gerald point, North opened four clubs with Gerber to ask for aces while partners used 16 to 18 point no trump. North feared partner could be mis bidding and sought the grand slam, but after a spade lead and club play, South misread and West’s defense prevented the slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
John Gerber
Houston
Easley Blackwood
Blackwood
North
South
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Economist urges independent agency for technology impact on environment
Rand Corp economist Dr. Alan Carlin urged a new independent federal body to assess technology effects on the environment. He said it must operate free from proposing departments and avoid agency capture, or risk failing to improve over current cost-benefit methods. Rep. George Brown voiced California voter support for stronger regulation, targeting open space protection and pollution concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Alan Carlin
Rand Corp
House
Subcommittee On Science Research and Development
Carlin
Bureau of Reclamation
George Brown
D-L.a
Brown
Senate
Environmental studies program at UCSB advances
A UCSB committee on environmental studies plans a multidisciplinary interdepartmental major for fall 1970 to foster applied research on environmental crisis. Dr. Roderick Nash, chair, says the program will broaden roles beyond pure science and serve all walks of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California At Santa Barbara
Roderick Nash
Nash
Santa Barbara
Narrows, ‘One-Idea’ Men,’’ Dr. Nash
Vernon I. Cheadle
Cheadle
UCSB
Walter Mead
Dean Mann
College of Environmental Studies
Cabrillo and Lompoс Chess Teams Shine in County Play
Cabrillo High School defends on seven boards to beat Santa Ynez 72 to 42 as Tim Bum and Rick Cowdry star for Cabrillo. John Rocha leads Lompoс High School in early tournament play and helps form a county scholastic league with Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo High School
Tim Bum
Rick Cowdry
Santa Ynez High School
Cabrillo
Newman Whitmire
Whitmire
Santa Ynez
Bob Korte
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
John Rocha
Lompoc High School
Richard P. Keller
Arville Baggao
Les Johnson
Gary Field
Gary Stitch
Robert Clark
John Andersen
David Rose
Charles Vandberg
George Perry
David W. Wallis
Chris Fryatt
Don Keighley
Lynn Luker
Rocha
Bum
Cowdry
Lompoc Valley Chess Club
The
Chess Foundation
California
Cabrillo Chess Club
Vistas
Malacological Unit Meeting On Shell Collecting Talk
The Santa Barbara Malacological Society meets Friday at 7 30 p m in Far rand Hall Museum of Natural History. Mrs Paul B Sillars and eight year old Daniel present From Beach Shells to Better Things on shell collecting growth, search for specimens, and sources of information. Public invited with refreshments and no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara Malacological Society, Inc
Farrand Hall
Museum of Natural History
Paul B. Sillars
Daniel
Crime up in U S in 1969 but not as high as other years
UPI report from Washington cites FBI preliminary 1969 crime data showing an 11 percent rise, the smallest increase since 1965, with violent crimes varying by category. Far-reaching regional and urban differences are noted, along with gun use and street crime trends. A separate Albany item notes a bill to stiffen penalties for operating a vessel within 1500 feet of shore while intoxicated.
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U.S
Washington
North-Central States
Western States
South
Northeast
North
West
Albany
N.Y
UPI
State Senate
Assembly
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Smith
Dixon
United States
Fortune Magazine
America
AFWTR
Air Force Western Test Range
Joseph S. Krinsky
AFWTA
Management Analysis Branch
Comptroller Division
Krinsky
Hoy
Tottenham
England
Luton
South East Ladies Football League
Jacoby
Emmy Loud
Marty Links
Environment Agency
Steve and
Charlie
Briant
North Street
Lompoc Plaza
Dr. Nash
Vaughn Proctor
City Recreation Building
Ocean Avenue
C Street
Louis A. Baker
Malacological
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Wooldwortin
Ee A
Es Ptt
Comfort Unlimited
Sam L
Hugh Lompoc
John
Jack) Recht
D.V.M
EL Camino Animal Hospital
St Lompoc
Senneys
Bankamericard
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