Gospel concert to be held at Lompoc Theater
A free gospel concert featuring The Californians will be presented tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Lompoc Theater. The group is supported by musicians Dale Peters Steve Ruby and Gary Curtis and sponsored by The Gospel Music Co of Lompoc.
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Mary Houk Rites Pending at Starbuck for 73 Year Old
Mary Houk 73 died this morning at Villa Maria Convalescent Hospital Santa Maria. Funeral arrangements are pending at Starbuck Mortuary. Survived by son Albert Tosti of Lompoc.
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Starbuck Mortuary
Villa Maria Convalescent Hospital
Santa Maria
Albert Tosti
Lompoc
Gas supply improves for getaway weekend in Southern California
The Southern California Automobile Club reports gas supplies are improving across the region though shortages persist. Most metropolitan stations remain open with weekend hours limited and some limiting sales. outlying areas show higher opening rates and fewer shortages. An odd-even license plate plan may affect travel. drivers should plan ahead and check local conditions.
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Petition against care home near Campbell Road raises concerns
A 66 signature petition objects to Ron and Judy Snyder's plan for a family care home housing up to 15 children on Campbell Road between Lompoc and Buellton. County Environmental Coordinator Albert Reynolds says the negative environmental declaration is complete and a two week waiting period will precede a planning board review. Neighbor Vernon Voelker warns of noise, wildlife disruption, and strained police and fire protection if more children move in.
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Judy Snyder
Campbell Rd
Lompoc
Buellton
Albert F. Reynolds
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Time of Your Life at Nick's Saloon San Francisco 1939
Review of Saroyan's The Time of Your Life staged at Allan Hancock College. The piece follows a diverse cast at Nick's Pacific Street Saloon with themes of chance and human tenderness. Noted performances by Michael Winters as Joe and Carol Brolask as Kitty, with direction by Dg Marley. The production emphasizes sentiment and innocence amid flawed characters and a hopeful, romantic outlook.
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Nick
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Embarcadero
San Francisco
William Saroyan
Allan Hancock College
Saroyan
Nick’s
Joe
Kitty
Mark Hopkins
Marley
Michael Winters
Carol Brolask
Philip Jome
Market Close Snapshot Amid Mixed Trading
A scattered closing summary lists major names including American Air, American Can, Exxon, General Electric, Kodak, Lockheed, Sears Roebuck, Texaco, Time Warner, and Union Oil among others. Percent changes and notable volumes appear for several stocks with a final line showing 12,150,000 shares traded.
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Lompoc spring events roll from theater to charity drives
Lompoc Senior High stages South Pacific March 29 30 at the Civic Auditorium with tickets at the school activities office Braun Pharmacy People s Place and Lompoc Music Box Adults and students 2 children under 12 1 50 Californians Gospel Quartette free entry at the Lompoc Theater March 30 7 30 p m Rainbow Girls Easter Seal drive March 30 in shoppers areas Mexican Social Organization benefit breakfast March 31 Vandenberg Saddle Club open gymkhana March 31 entry 2 post entry 25 drug fee 20 call 734 2250 AAUW panel April 3 7 30 p m Royal Coach Restaurant free Lions Club auto paint job raffle April 4 ESP lecture April 5 proceeds to Allan Hancock A Cappella Choir Grace Temple tea April 7 Red Cross district election April 11 dinner reservations due April 5 Lompoc District center 211 South H St or 6 5660.
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Lompoc Civic Auditorium
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Lompoc
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VSC
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Allan Hancock College
Santa Barbara County
American Red Cross
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Lompoc District Center
South H St
Lompoc Faces 204 296 Budget With NCPA Power Plan
City officials and Northern California Power Agency members approve a 204 296 budget amid a bid from PacifiCorp and PG E to expand geothermal power at the Geysers in Sonoma County. NCPA executive De Ingraham says the goal is to keep PG E on schedule for steam development.
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Lompoc
Cal. Power Agency
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Sonoma
de Ingraham
NCPA
Pg&e SS
NCPA negotiates power lines for future Geysers project
NCPA began talks with Magma Power Company over a steam supply for a potential geothermal plant at the Geysers. The key issue remains whether NCPA can move power from Sonoma steam fields to its member cities via PG&E transmission lines, with an FPC probe into anticompetitive PG&E practices to be held June 14.
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Magma Power Company
INCPA
Sonoma
Mpoc
Pg&e
Mcartin McDon
FPC
California Power Pool
Annexation Pursued by Santa Barbara Officials
Santa Barbara supervisors push a Monday tax plan supporting annexation of Valley to the city. Fort P Commission executive officer Raymom Z Johnson filed the fee as administrative officer.
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County Supervisors Press for Full EIR on Annexation Proposal
LAFCO urged Santa Barbara County to require a comprehensive environmental impact report before approving any annexation or incorporation. Officials favor the idea despite petitions from Goleta Valley Chamber of Commerce Hope Ranch and Isla Vista, pending EIR and a state court decision involving Ventura LAFCO. MICHAEL Hana 19 suffered serious head and internal injuries in an Oregon crash. He was a Lompoc High School graduate and Medford college student.
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Hope Ranch
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Oregon
Hana
Lompoc High School
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