Church notices and events across Oxnard area churches
Church listings cover United Church meetings at Bill Paulin home and Humble home party, First Presbyterian service and classes, Lenten school, Church of Christ sermon with evangelist Garth Smith, 1928 Prayer Book masses at St. Marys, and St Johns Hospital update on Walter Brennan noting return to Moorpark ranch after checkup.
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United Church
Church Council
Bill
Barbara Paulin
S. Hawthorne St
Richard
Arlene Humble
South P Street
Richard E. Harris
Shiel
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Drive
Kenneth R. Boyd
Cooperative Lenten School For Christian Growth
Assembly of God
Garth Smith
Church of Christ
North O Street
Bill Hunnicutt
Gary Ingraham
Gary Linscott
Puerto Rico
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
E. Central Ave
Brennan
Moorpark
Calif
February Food Basket Costs Hit Record At $1732
The February market basket cost for a typical four person family rose to a record $1732, up $52 from January and 3.1 percent higher year over year. Beef price declines may slow the overall rise, with March figures anticipated.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Agriculture Department
Labor Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Senate
Ban on nuclear plants proposed
Rep Jerome R Waldie of California introduced legislation proposing a ban on constructing new nuclear power plants. He cited safety hazards from plans for as many as 1200 plants in 25 years and urged a five year safety study by the Office of Technology Assessment amid criticism of the AEC for insufficient safeguards.
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Washington
UPI
Jerome R. Waldie
Dcalif
Waldie
Office of Technology Assessment
AEC
Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Robert M. McLennan
McLennan
R-Paramount
Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
Sieroty
Hefner aide arrested in cocaine distribution case
Federal agents seized Robbie Arnstein, Hugh Hefner's social secretary, on a conspiracy to distribute cocaine charge. The indictment names Ronald Scharf, George Matthews, and George Lawson, with about half a pound of cocaine moved from Florida to Chicago. Bonds set at 4000 and 6000 dollars for two defendants.
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Chicago
UPI
Hugh Hefner
Playboy Magazine
Robbie Arnstein
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Ronald Scharf
Coral Gables
Fla
Scharf
George Matthews
Coral
Spring storms across the South leave five dead across nation
First full day of spring brings violent wind storms and tornadoes from the South to the Northeast. Five killed, at least 50 injured as snow and cold spread east of the Rockies, with up to eight inches in some areas. Georgia and Louisiana report fatalities and damage, while Alabama and Tennessee tally injuries from winds and a downed tower. Forecasters warn lingering chill but potential weekend milder spell in the West and central regions.
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United Press International
Central
Appalachians
New England
Rockies
New York City
Natchitoches
W. Ray Scott
Georgia
Douglasville
Atlanta
Alabama
Canassauge
Tenn
Texas
San Augustine
Caroline
Atlantic
Illinois
Mafia links probed in Las Vegas slayings and Honolulu bombing
The UPI report says the Justice Department and FBI are examining possible connections between a Las Vegas double murder and a Honolulu car bombing. Victims include John L. Dubcek and his wife Francis Ann, both tied to a Los Angeles Mafia figure Peter John Milano, as investigators pursue obstruction of justice angles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Justice Department
Las Vegas
Honolulu
Peter John Milano
Richard P. Crane
Organized Crime Strike Force
FBI
John L. Dubcek
Dubcek
Francis Ann
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Mt. Calvary Monastery
Oxnard
Walter Brennan
St. John’s Hospital
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Hefner
Ford Tax Chairman
Henry Ford II
Iscotty
Resowey
Wow
Motorola
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Artery
Speed Queen
Hoover
POLO
Chiropractic
Mattress Sale
Scotty
MI C Mahans
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