Theft at James Warrick car and Easter snowstorm across coast
Thieves stole nine stereo tape cartridges from James Warrick of 405 E First yesterday but passed an expensive physicians bag. A winter storm piled 6 to 12 inches of snow from central Pennsylvania to southern New England, making Easter the snowiest on record in Albany and bringing heavy snowfall to Providence and New York City.
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James Warrick
E. First
United Press International
Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
New England
Albany
N.Y
Providence
R.ji
New York City
Msgr
James Rigney
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
UPI
American Newspaper Guild
Publishers Association of
New York Times
The
Daily News
New York Post
Long Island Daily Press
Census enumerators to start in Lompoc Valley area
Twenty nine trained Census Bureau enumerators begin duty in Lompoc Valley and surrounding regions Wednesday morning. They will cover every housing unit within a bordered area including Vandenberg AFB Los Alamos Buellton Gaviota State Park and the Pacific coastline. If households completed the short form the census taker will proceed. The strike at Vandenberg AFB by United Auto Workers against Martin Marietta continues with no contract talks after six days. Over 100 aerospace technicians and supply workers joined pickets at base entrances while supervisory staff fill in. Both sides express willingness to meet though no meetings are scheduled yet. A Martin Marietta spokesman said the last offer stands and work continues at a normal rate.
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Census Bureau
Lompoc Valley
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Los Alamos
Buellton
Gaviota State Park
Pacific Ocean
United Auto Workers
Martin - Marietta Corp
Corporation
Coperation
Martin Marietta
Union Sugar leader Roland Tognazzini dies at 66
Roland Tognazzini, prominent San Francisco business and civic figure, died of a heart attack while golfing at the San Francisco Golf Club. He led Union Sugar Company since 1939 and held top posts in Consolidated Foods Corp and the Bank of America. Funeral set for March 30 at St. Luke's Church San Francisco.
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Roland Tognazzini
California
San Francisco
Tognazzini
Union Sugar Company
Union Sugar Division
Consolidated Foods Corporation
Bank of America
San Franciscan
Governor’s Business Advisory Council
The
Chamber of Commerce
Better Business Bureau
Y.M.C.A
the American Red Cross
Salvation Army
San Francisco Boys Club
University of Lausanne
Switzerland
Betteravia Based
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Twitchell Dam
Northern California
Goodwin Knight
Stanford Research Institute
Cow Palace
Pacific Union Club
Burlingame Country Club
Bohemian Club
Santa Maria Club
Jackson Street
Page
William Wolfenden
Roland Tognazzini Jr
Kansas City
Bruce Tognazzini
St. Luke’s Church
van Ness Avenue
Clay Street
Regional Tumor Treatment Center Foundation of
French Hospital Medical Center
5Th Avenue
Geary
Wahlers Details AB 908 Tax Hit on Lompoc Schools
Lompoc City Administrator Gene Wahlers says AB 908 would shift tax burdens to Lompoc taxpayers for districtwide education funding. He cites a city survey showing 15,502 students in Lompoc Unified School District, with 7,208 living inside the city, while state collections would fund the entire district. Wahlers notes the proposal would raise about 67,000 dollars annually and force a minimum 21 cent rise in the property tax rate per 100 assessed value.
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Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Lompoc Unified
Wahlers
Oil drill permits issued amid county chagrin on Santa Barbara coast
County officials criticized the Army Corps of Engineers for reportedly speeding approval of Humble Oil and Refining Co permits for offshore parcels in the Santa Barbara Channel west of Santa Barbara. The move followed adverse county comments and a Ninth Circuit case seeking to block permits. Interior officials meanwhile study more permit apps as observers note potential broader approvals.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Santa Barbara Channel
Santa Barbara
Corps
U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Absentee Ballot Deadline Nears in Lompoc Mayoral Race
Lompoc City Clerk Wilma Thomas announced that a week remains to file absentee ballots for the April 14 municipal election. Voters out of town should submit applications and ballots in City Hall by April 7. Eight candidates seek three city council seats. incumbents Brooks Speight Richard Jacoby and Mayor Robert MacClure run alongside George Cotsenmeyer Floyd Dunlap Sol Lefkowitz Henry Ramirez and E C Stevens. Absentee ballots after April 7 require extra forms.
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Lompoc
Wilma Thomas
Sol Lefkowitz
Henry Ramirez
E. C. Stevens
Thomas
Udall Warns on Postal Raises and Federal Pay
Rep. Morris K. Udall warns Congress could trigger strikes by other federal workers if postal employees gain a raise while other government workers are left out. Talks resumed with postal unions after three days of bargaining produced progress but no final agreement on the raise or timing.
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Udall
Washington
UPI
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
Closing Stocks From The Record By Rohrbaugh And Co
Closing stock quotations are supplied to The Record via Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The note lists current prices for the market close and is part of the paper's financial briefs. The communication reflects end of day values and broker contact details for investors seeking quotes.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Congress sidetracked on desegregation and nominations
Congress slows to observe Easter with no sessions or committee meetings. Carswell nomination gains limited weekend support from key judges and Senator Cooper as a Senate vote remains a toss up. a postal workers pay raise awaits negotiated agreement before House and Senate action.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Congress
House
Carswell
Circuit Court of Appeals
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Senate
PG&E Campgrounds Invite Outdoor Recreation
PG&E promotes its network of campgrounds with tables benches stores restrooms and water facilities. The message highlights fishing sailing singing bird watching picnicking and enjoying the outdoors while stressing preservation of beautiful lands for all.
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Pg&e
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Pearl) Price
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