Twenty seven inmates escape from Hamilton County Jail
Prisoners including four women and four male murder suspects seized four handguns and a tear gas gun after a trusted guard pulled a gun on guards. The escape occurred on the sixth floor of the courthouse jail in Cincinnati. One escapee was captured by police about three hours later.
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UPI
Hamilton County
Harry Kuller
William Butts
Cincinnati
Butts
Marcella Foster
Obituaries and jail break escape details from the Record
Obituary notice for Daniel J. Gee, 67, pending funeral at McPeak Family Mortuary with residence address 526 North Poppy. Also obituary note for Roy D Amore, Vietnam casualty, survived by wife Rosemary D Amore of 4139 Polaris Vandenberg Village. Separately a jail break is described with inmates taking weapons and money, four escapees named Cleophus Evans Larry Gaines Charles Reed and Robert Gibbs, and a taxi driver forced to transport them to Dayton.
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McPeek Family
Daniel J. Gee
North Poppy
Roy D'Amore
Vietnam
Rosemary D'Amore
Polaris
Vandenberg Village
Cleophus Evans
Larry Gaines
Charles Reed
Robert Gibbs
Cincinnati
Dayton
County clerks receive well earned pay raise and promotions
Six senior clerks in county government are promoted to administrative service clerks after a personnel review. Boosts range from 5 to 10 percent and apply to Carol Acquistapace Dorothy Seward Mary Pinoli Ann Sweet Marjorie Lomax and Alix Madison.
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Carol Acquistapace
Dorothy Seward
Agricultural Commissioner's
Mary Pinoli
Ann Sweet
Lompoc
Marjorie Lomax
Santa Maria Hospital
Alix Madison
Parks Department
Closing Stock Quotations Courtesy Record Report
Closing stock quotes are furnished to the Record through Rohrbaugh and Co. of Lompoc. The notice provides prices and figures for market end of session.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
County to seek federal aid for Ellwood Pier purchase
County officials seek state and federal funding to acquire the 2,200 foot Ellwood pier for recreation. George H. Adams will attend a March 23 State Wildlife Conservation board meeting in Sacramento as signals oil Co. plans restoration funds. The pier would be donated by Signal Oil Co. and possibly other agencies. Nojoqui Falls lease talks stall after authority limit debate.
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George H. Adams
Board of Supervisors
Ellwood
Adams
State Wildlife Conservation Board
Sacramento
Signal Oil Co
Nojoqui Falls
Solvang
County Park Commission
Tito Giorgi
County Upgrades Landscape Post To Architect Role In County
The county board elevates the landscape planning position to county landscape architect with a monthly pay range of 1071 to 1303 dollars, a roughly 122 percent boost. The vacancy followed Ray Orton’s resignation, with former occupant Henry Bauernschmidt having retired. Orton may return, as he was valued and the upgrade ensures landscape plans are not delegated to non-architects. The board also set budget talks for Ventucopa refuse disposal, considered a private operator at 250 monthly, sent five sheriff officers to FBI snipers course, and delayed state mental hospital closures to mid 1973. A public hearing was set for April 10 on Garey Bradley Tract zoning, and Helen Otero joined the Mental Health Advisory Board, with McDougall and Watson reappointed to related authorities.
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Ray Orton
Henry Bauernschmidt
Orton
County Boards of Supervisors
Garey- Bradley
North County
Helen Otero
Santa Barbara
Reading Center
County
William McDougall
County Public Safety Authority Board of Directors
David Watson
Supreme Court strikes down one year residence voting rule
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 1 that states cannot require a year of residence before voting in an election. The decision, written by Justice Thurgood Marshall, also invalidates a Tennessee rule barring voting if not living in a county for three months. Chief Justice Burger dissented. Justice Blackmun concurred with the result.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Thurgood Marshall
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
County Board Limits Subdivisions to 60 Acre Exclusions
The Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to enact an emergency ordinance raising the land area needed for exclusion from 40 to 60 acres to curb unplanned growth in sparse county areas. Planning Director Britt Johnson cited at least two proposed developments and three or more potential projects in Santa Maria area. The measure takes effect immediately. non emergency ordinances wait 30 days.
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Board of Supervisors
Charles F Catterlin
Britt Johnson
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
County highway bids awarded in California
State Public Works Director James A. Moe announced three contracts for Route 246 in Santa Barbara County and Route 101 in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties. Walter Bros. Construction of San Luis Obispo won 534 151 dollars to reconstruct and widen two miles of Route 246. Besceli of Watsonville secured 399 980 dollars to rebuild about five miles of Route 101 from Buellton to north of Route 154.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Department of Public Works
James A. Moe
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Moe
Walter Bros. Construction Co., Inc
Alamo Pintado Road
Santa Ynez Eh
Besceli
Watsonville
Santa Barbara County
Buellton
Youth Arrested for Cabrillo High Bomb Threats
A 15 year old is in custody charged with telephoning two bomb threats to Cabrillo High School last Friday. No bomb was found and the school was evacuated both times. The youth, turned to county juvenile authorities, denies the threats. The charge is a felony.
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Cabrillo High School
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