Lompoc Council Meet and Probation Hearings in City
The Lompoc Youth California Council for Retarded Children will meet at 7 30 p m today at 201 Princeton Pl with public invited. George Elwood Bolinger and Frank Stephen Garza face April 15 probation hearing on misdemeanor marijuana charges after pleading guilty in Lom p oc Justice Court. Sheriff deputies arrested them March 8 and an original felony was reduced to a misdemeanor. Mayor MacClure spoke at Santa Barbara on county city relations urging closer coordination and united effort to solve cross jurisdiction problems.
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Lompoc
California Council For Retarded Children
Princeton Pl
George Elwood Bolinger
Sixth St
Frank Stephen Garza
College Ave
Bolinger
Garza
Terrill F. Cox
Cox
Robert D. MacClure
University Club
Santa Barbara
MacClure
Council For Criminal Justice
Jack Edwin Ericson
Rigel Ave
Vandenberg Village
Ernie Andrew Rojas
Calle Nueve
Mission Hills
Ericson
Rojas
Torrance men given probation and jail for burglary
Raymond Charles McConathy and Randy Blaine Butcher, both of Torrance, received 90 day jail terms and 90 fines after pleading guilty to misdemeanor burglary. Judge Terrill F. Cox imposed the sentence and probation under the ruling, with payment due to the Medical Pharmacy at 616 E Ocean Ave.
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Raymond Charles McConathy
Randy Blaine Butcher
Torrance
E. Ocean Ave
Justice Court
Terrill F. Cox
Closing Stocks Reported by Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record receives closing stock quotations from Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The brief note lists market prices as of the day’s end for widely traded shares and sector leaders.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Military situation improves at Sam Thong area
Reports indicate Gen Vang Pao's clandestine forces move to secure the Sam Thong airstrip as the Sam Thong Long Cheng region sees reduced fighting. Allied sources note mercenary airlift and reinforcements, with ongoing unclear conditions around Sam Thong and evacuation of casualties.
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Sam Thong
Vientiane
Laos
Vang Pao
Long Cheng
van Pao
Souvanna Phouma
Sam Acazy
North Vietnamese
Pathet Lao
Allan Hancock College to cap health occupation students
Tonight at 8 in the Student Center Allan Hancock College hosts a health occupation capping ceremony. Keynote speaker is Lorenzo Dall Armi with multiple student groups receiving pins and diplomas from college and USAF Col John C Rhodes.
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Allan Hancock College
Jo Cavanaugh
Lorenzo Dall’Armi
Santa Barbara County
Nettie Graham
Gloria Brown
Rosa Cepeda
Sheila Colli
Judith Cranfill
Kathryn Hill
Winifred Horton
Arlene Huckins
Sara Malmen
Pamela Martin
Billie Mason
Wanda Snyder
Mary Terrones
Russell Newell
Kay Arnold
Elizabeth Brown
Maryjane Croft
Joann Garcia
Joann Johnson
Sandra Knotts
Delores Leo
Nixon housing bill would allow FHA loans with no down payment
The Nixon administration sent a bill to Congress proposing FHA loans with no down payment, expanding access for very poor families. It would let public housing tenants buy their buildings with subsidies, cap settlement costs, and allow flexible rents based on income. Romney outlined aims to aid home ownership.
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FHA
Washington
UPI
Nixon Administration
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
George Romney
Romney
Isla Vista tax hike seen shrinking from 80 to 68 cents
County officials told the Board of Supervisors that the planned Isla Vista property tax increase for riot costs could drop from 80 cents to about 68 cents per $100 assessed value. They cited $15,000 in county funds for a five-officer friendly foot patrol and potential UC system or state aid to offset riot control expenses.
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Isla Vista
Board of Supervisors
State
University of California
Raymond Johnson
Board of Regents of
Ronald Reagan
Santa Barbara
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
County counsel to interpret disclosure law for county
County Counsel George P. Kading announced a forthcoming full interpretation of the financial disclosure law to guide those serving on boards of special districts and advisory committees. He spoke in San Jose amid a statewide civil law conference and aims to publish the guidance within two weeks for county department heads. Public talk in Santa Barbara centers on anticipated resignations unless the Legislature amends the Unruh bill, while Gov Reagan calls the bill fair but warns many volunteers may resign statewide.
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George P. Kading
Kading
San Jose
Santa Barbara
City Beautification Group Halts Joint Plan Talks
Members of the City Beautification Committee unofficially rejected a Parks and Recreation Commission invitation to meet on proposed Ryan Park landscaping. The Commission deferred action, rejected planting 24 Monterey pines, and the Beautification Committee postponed further talks on the North H Street island planter project as costs updated to 1,341.83 dollars.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Ryan Park
Commission
Highway 1
Crestview Terrace
North H Street
Ocean Avenue
Jack Anderson
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