California Senate passes open fall star presidential primary
A broad Sacramento UPI digest notes SB3 by Alquist creates an open California presidential primary while multiple measures advance. Indemnity increases to 10000 for wrongfully imprisoned persons and rules curb dumping in navigable waters.
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County courts to get chilled air
Santa Barbara Superior Court judges complain of no air in courtrooms and jury rooms. The county will open bids Thursday at 3 p.m. for an improved air conditioning system to replace the rooftop forced air system that heated interiors last summer and fall.
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Reagan family avoids eviction by buying Sacramento home
The Reagans will rent the Tudor house in Sacramento under a new ownership after a group led by major Reagan donors purchased it for over 150000 dollars. Nancy Reagan calls California's housing for the governor disgraceful and says the rent will stay the same though future increases are possible. The couple had left the state executive mansion in 1967 and faced eviction when landlord Domich refused to renew the lease. The buyers include Leland Kaiser Henry Salvatori Holmes Tuttle Jaquelin Hume and others.
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Atom scientists claim bathwater stays warm for bathers
In Culcheth England the government research center reports in Atom News that bathwater does not get cold quickly because bathers adapt to the heat. The finding reframes the familiar irritation of cooling baths as a matter of perspective and tolerance.
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Fourth District road program announced with 1969 70 funding
County Road Commissioner Leland Steward unveiled a 1969 70 Fourth District work program totaling 361 395 and a revised 1968 69 plan totaling 296 984. Projects include Miguelito Road reconstruction, Lompoc Casmalia Road works and new signs at Vandenberg Main Gate, Central Avenue extension, Floradale Avenue resurfacing and traffic signals, plus markers along Highway 1 to Vandenberg.
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Overtime dispute ends in denial for veteran sheriff officer
Aaron Case a former sheriff's department captain won a disability pension but the Board of Supervisors denied his request for 5840 in overtime pay citing county counsel and auditor recommendations. He had claimed 882 overtime hours across years prior to this year amid sensitive budget scrutiny.
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Handicap Camp Opens For Cerebral Palsy Children
Neurologically handicapped students from grades three to junior high can attend a seven day YMCA camp July 12 19 at Camp Lackey in the San Jacinto Mountains Riverside YMCA collaborates with CANHC to offer the program for mild cerebral palsy epilepsy and motor perceptual difficulties. Transportation will be by bus from Riverside YMCA. Parents may write CANHC YMCA Riverside California 92504.
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Mental Health Shortages Loom Over County Program
Acting County Mental Health Director Joseph T. Nardo told the Board of Supervisors that the program cannot operate without personnel as it faces new complexities under the Lanterman Petris Act. He noted difficulty hiring a new director since December, while the board approved a 1969 70 budget of 1.3 million funded largely by federal and state subventions. The county plans to add physicians as assistant county physicians to authorize 72 hour holds, increasing the roster to about 30. salaries remain a hurdle as psychiatrists are in demand elsewhere.
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County Plans to Cap Rising Property Taxes This Year
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson announced on Monday an effort to keep property taxes in line this year. The move aims to restrain tax hikes and ease fiscal pressure on residents.
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Edison Company still seeks site for proposed Carpinteria substation
The Southern California Edison Co. must search for a new site after the Board of Supervisors 5-0 denied its appeal of a Planning Commission ruling against locating the multi million dollar plant on surplus Summerland county property on Greenwell Ave. The decision followed strong local opposition from Toro Canyon Road residents and Summerland citizens who called the project an intrusion.
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Summerland Citizens’ Assn
Donald J. Frary
Preserve assessment will rise in coming years for agricultural preserves
Three Santa Barbara County supervisors indicated that assessed valuations will increase for large county farm properties designated as agricultural preserves. Grant predicted higher future values while Callahan opposed preserve status yet supported rezonings. The board approved rezonings and preserves for the C C M Nielsen property and Martin Jacobsen property amid earlier related tax concerns.
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Goleta Valley
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Sisquoc
Martin Jacobsen
Santa Ynez
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
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Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Francis H. Beattie
Los Alamos
Forger McCabe Freed By Court Order Forgery
William J. McCabe 41 was released from a Washington DC jail after a court order arrived authorizing his freedom. Authorities say the order was a forgery and McCabe drafted the document while in the jail records office.
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UPI
William J. McCabe
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McCabe
Healey in melee at London rally as hecklers tussle
Defense Minister Denis Healey leaped from the platform amid a brawl at a Walthamstow rally for Labour candidate Colin Phipps. Flour and tomato sacks flew. Bottomley and Healey aides clashed with hecklers until police restored order. Healey condemned the violence as unacceptable to democracy.
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UPI
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Denis Healey
Commonwealth
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Healey
Walthamstow
Colin Phipps
Marion
Bottomley
Denis
County to Seek Help Cutting Large Telephone Bill
The Board of Supervisors seeks advice to trim its 253 548 dollar annual county telephone bill. Raymond D. Johnson supports negotiating with Teleconomy Inc of Los Angeles to survey costs and possibly radio communications, aiming to reduce expenses without cutting service. Some departments are competing on the same wavelength.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Teleconomy, Inc
Los Angeles
Lompoc Record details and staff list
Public notice appears as a formal statement describing the Lompoc Record as a second class mail newspaper in California. It lists corporate officers, editorial and staff roles, associations, and subscription rate of 2.00 per month for home delivery or mail, noting daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Gaylen Jackson
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