Valley EDA reports five firms still seeking sites
Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association held its first annual meeting noting five active firms still seeking sites in the valley area. Chairman Robert Kranig said there is no spectacular news and the board will dissolve only if success is minimal. Mayor Art Scott forecast space shuttle project momentum and higher building permits, while Tom Parks outlined outreach that identified nine active prospects.
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Lompoc Valley
Art Scott
Scott
Tom Parks
Association
Kiwanis Drug Alert Day planned in Lompoc area
Kiwanis Clubs from Lompoc to Paso Robles organize Drug Alert Day on Friday April 7. Members will staff shopping centers and banks distributing drug alert buttons and literature to raise funds for Dawn House and local prevention programs. Cliff Phillips and Jerry Gray lead the planning for the event.
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Lompoc
Kiwanis
Paso Robles
Kiwaanis International
U.S
Lompoc-Vandenberg
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc Highway 1 Freeway Bypass Not Delayed
State Public Works had warned delays for 32 projects statewide due to a one year funding gap. A Division of Highways spokesman said the Lompoc bypass will start on time this year thanks to a time buffer in the plan. The five mile link will run from Highway 1 south of Lompoc to Highway 1 north of Lompoc at an estimated cost of 9.5 million dollars.
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Lompoc
State Public Works Department
State Division of Highways
H & R Block
H&r Block
Officer denies did not help in Honey case hearing
The hearing on the Honey case reveals Sheriff’s Sgt. John P. Thompson admitted taking a controversial photo of Honey in a Bank of America branch in Isla Vista on April 20 1970 wearing a mace and antique sword. Honey claims the items were worn for levity. the mace replica and the photo were central to the proceedings with media enlargements shown after the dismissal of Honey.
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Honey
John W. Carpenter
John P. Thompson
Bank of America
Isla Vista
Thompson
Carpenter
James H. Vizzolini
Santa Maria
Bobby McNatt
Mexico
McNatt
Vizzolini
Sheriff's Department
Dennis Merenbach
Merenbach
Lindsey
Easter week services span many local churches
Local churches begin special Easter observances with Maundy Thursday services at various parishes. Good Friday programs include a community noon to 3 p.m. service at First United Presbyterian Church with seven Last Words readings, hymns, and prayer. Multiple churches hold Holy Week services, Tenebrae, and Masses with communion, adoration, and child care.
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Lompoc Valley
Kenneth Boyd
Jesus
David Chamberlain
Valley Chapel
Harold Drain
Foursquare Church
Eugene Ashlock
Nazarene Church
Robert Montgomery
United Methodist Church
W.B. Timberlake
First Southern Baptist Church
David Miller
Peace Lutheran Church
Hanneman
VAFB
Richard E. Harris
United Church of Christ
Mary Ann Bolts
Presbyterian Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
East Central
United Church
Constellation Road
Charles Bockius
O Sacred Head
Johann Sebastian Bach
Tenebrae
Paul Copas
Richard Humble
Cathy Lin
Berkeley Drive
Maundy
Kenneth R. Boyd
First United Methodist Church
North F St
William J. Denton
First Christian Church
West College Ave
First Baptist Church
West Cypress Ave
Elwood Marvin
West Ocean Ave
la Pasisima Catholic Church
Queen of Angels Catholic Church
Mission Hills
Michael J. Ryan
Enchilada sale and Red Cross course in Lompoc events
The American G I Forum offers four cheese enchiladas for 1 and three meat enchiladas for 1 with orders via RE 3 1920 or RE 5 1566. Lompoc Red Cross will host a first aid course April 4 at 7 pm in Lompoc High School Library Room 2 taught by Ron Reid.
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G.I. Forum
Lompoc Valley
American Red Cross
Lompoc High School
Ron Reid
Festival ticket sale winners announced for Flower Festival
Terry Dorsey announced the top Queen Contest ticket seller Teresa Byrd sponsored by the Elks Lodge and the week’s top five finishers Vicki Diaz Renee Liboneo Sue Oneto and Sarah Kaye Scott with various sponsors. Prize winner T L Hill received 174 Gemini from Stalkers Apparel and Olson Drugs with gifts donated by Stalkers and Olson Drugs.
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Terry Dorsey
Teresa Byrd
the Elks Lodge
Renee Liboneo
Sue Oneto
The
Lions Club
Sarah
Gemini and the
Lompoc
Closing Stock Quotations List Provided by Rohrbaugh Firm
Closing stock quotations furnished the Record through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The notice details market figures to investors and confirms source contact for the listings.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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Daily Record
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George Ward
Calle Miro
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Murray Louis
Allan Hancock College
Santa Barbara County
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Adcon Corporation
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Ed Everett
Jack Barnes
Don Ausbrooks
Homer Clees
Robert Coe
Stan McCabe
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Richard Mires, Jr
Housing Authority
Central California
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Modesto
Veterans Memorial Building
Jasper Wygal
Wygal
Rodent
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Santa Barbara
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Santa Ynez
Buellton
Hickory Avenue
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Government Employees Corporation of
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Geico of
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Government Employees Insurance Company OF Wash OC
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Safeway
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Ampco-Pitt
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Chrysler
Pacific
Control
Dupont
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil of Calif
D.W.G. Corp
Stand Oil of N.J
Eastman Kodak
Telex
Ford Motor Texaco
Geeral Dynamics
Textron
General Electric
Times-Mirror
General Motors
Trans America
Travelers
General Telephone
Union Oil
Int. Harv
Imperial Corp
United Aircraft International Paper
U.S. Steel
St&t Westinghouse
Johns’ Manville
Woolworth
Lear Siegler Dow Jones
Litton Indus
Lockheed
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