Community events fill Lompoc calendar across March
Catholic Daughters sponsor Food for Funds at La Purisima Hall with a 6 30 p.m. buffet and Entertainment by Senior Citizens Nuts and Bolts Band plus Mark Riegel. AAUW hosts Children’s Theater at Cabrillo High Little Theater with Les Masques Blancs at 1 and 3 p.m. Tickets 75 cents under 12 and 1.00 for others. Proceeds to AAUW Fellowship Fund. Various clubs hold meetings, forums, and fundraisers through March 30 including a fish fry, lunch and fashion show, used book sale, arts and crafts, and ecology fair at Ryan Park. Tours of Vandenberg AFB scheduled. chamber info line provided. This column appears weekly in the Lompoc Record.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Court 1267
la Purisima Hall
Olive and I St
Senior Citizens
Nuts and Bolts
Mark Riegel
Lompoc-Vandenberg
American Association of University Women
Cabrillo High
Santa Barbara
AAUW
Swallows Return to Capistrano Seen, Start March Flight
A UPI report explains swallows arrive on St. Joseph's Day at San Juan Capistrano, then depart for Argentina on Oct. 23. Engineer Portney links shadow curvature changes with birds' timing, while festival official Smith calls the theory wishful thinking.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Joseph N. Portney
Litton Industries
Portney
Bill Smith
the Mission
Newspaper Association Memberships and Rates Summary
The list names associations including California News Paper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter American Press Association National Newspaper Association and California Press Association. It notes Member Audit Bureau of Circulations and a subscription rate of 2.25 dollars per month for mail delivery by mail in advance with patakes daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Hippies Trigger Nationwide Hoax Tied to Sam's Cafe
Three hippies mailed phony bills to 20,000 San Franciscans aiming to disrupt communications. The $76.40 bills caused bank, newspaper, TV station, and police call volume, costing at least $2,000. They named Sam Keyser, Terri Keyser, and David Shire, former Berkeley art-gallery operators.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sam's Cafe
Marc Keyser
Oakland
Terri
David Shire
Berkeley
Sam
Bank of America
Councilman seeks refund for 30 years of poor telephone service
Redwood City A Woodside councilman John Bobick alleges 30 years of bad service from Pacific Telephone Co. and files a 118000 dollar damage suit seeking about 22985 dollars for ongoing outage claims. He operates a plumbing firm and says outgoing calls fail at home or work despite repairs.
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Redwood City
UPI
John Bobick
Woodside
Pacific Telephone Co
Bobick
Warren Turns 80 as Nation Praised by Former Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren marked his eightieth birthday with praise for American youth and a warning about conflicts of interest as a major evil in government. He spoke after reflecting on his court years and noted renewal of faith from college seminars in retirement.
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Washington
UPI
Earl Warren
Republic
Warren
California Bill Seeks No-Fault Auto Insurance Reform
Sacramento Assemblyman Carlos Bee introduces no fault insurance legislation arguing rates are high victims struggle to collect and courts are crowded with auto accident cases. The measure targets consumer protection and faster claim resolution.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Snowstorm Halts Midwest Traffic and Power Across States
A fierce spring snowstorm with winds up to 100 mph blankets the Midwest, halting traffic in western Iowa and leaving six towns in the Omaha Public Power District without power. In Nebraska, 600 to 700 farm homes lose heat as repairs lag behind blowing snow and zero visibility. Chicago O’Hare reports delays while Madison and Worthington record heavy snowfall and high winds restrict travel.
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Hastings, Neb
Omaha
Ord
Neb
State Capitol
Lincoln
Iowa
Mason City
Hampton
Seattle stunned by SST funding rejection votes
Seattle residents linked to the Boeing SST program face shock as the House rejects funding. Governor Evans calls the SST not dead yet while Senate approval appears remote and state finances grow tighter. Bill Clothier notes 5,000 to 6,000 Boeing jobs at risk but SST staff may be spared.
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Seattle
UPI
House
Boeing Company
Dan Evans
Senate
Bill Clothier
Boeing
Congress
Prosecutor seeks death for Tate case defendants
In closing, Vincent Bugliosi urges the gas chamber for Charles Manson and three female defendants for the Tate murder spree of August 1969. He calls the defendants nonhuman and the killings indescribably savage, demanding automatic death sentences for all four. Defense counsels prepare next steps as jurors weigh life or death.
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Tate
Los Angeles
UPI
Vincent Bugliosi
Charles Manson
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Kanarek
Bugliosi
Tate-Sabianca
Dance at Bottoms Up bar sparks obscenity trial
A six man six woman jury at a Hollywood bar presides over a lewd conduct case challenging whether the dance act The Dance of Love is obscene or art. Dancers Ferrari Setters Mahaud Stevenson faced 33 misdemeanor counts while police logged repeated viewings. The trial continues.
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Hollywood
UPI
Irwin J. Nebron
George M. Kraft
Kraft
Joseph R. Ferrari
Susan A. Setters
Thomas Mahaud
Mary Stevenson
Ferrari
Miss Setters
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Lompoc
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Lompoc Jr. High
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Lompoc Record
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