Synanon Aims Big Communal City Above Toomes Bay
Synanon, started 12 years ago by narcotics addicts, seeks a $15 million communal city for 20 000 near Toomes Bay north of San Francisco with an eventual cost in the hundreds of millions. The group controls assets of $9 million with 1 500 residents in five cities and 5 000 involved in the Synanon game as construction begins.
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Marshall
UPI
Synanon
TLC
Tomales Bay
San Francisco
Chuck Dederich
Dederich
Alcoholics Anonymous
California Registry of Charitable Trusts
Synanon Industries
Synanon City
HUD
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mose
Buddha
Christ
John Wayne pursues own path amid Oscar buzz and Mexico ties
Hollywood legend John Wayne, nominated for his first Oscar since 1949, travels between Los Angeles and Cuernavaca while filming Rio Lobo and visiting his Mexico home. He quit smoking, but chews tobacco, and remains active in stunts and westerns as he ages past 60.
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Hollywood
UPT
John Wayne
Mexico
Wayne
Duke
Iwo Jima
Charles Chaplin
Cary Grant
Big Guy
Rooster Cogburn
Cuernavaca
Los Angeles
Rio Lobos
Newport Beach
Calif
Pilar
Evening class on national security at Vandenberg JHS
The University of California Extension Santa Barbara presents an Evening class at Vandenberg Junior High School titled Economics of National Security. It starts tonight and examines defense industry policy, weapons development and national preparedness with instructor Lloyd W. Garrison.
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Vandenberg Junior High School
University of California Extension
Santa Barbara
Lloyd W. Garrison
Clio Books
American Bibliographical Center
Garrison
Navy Post-Graduate School
Monterey
University Extension
UCSB
Lompoc festival seeks artists for outdoor show
Lompoc Valley Art Association calls for artists and sculptors to exhibit at the Lom poc Flower Festival in June with cash prizes across five categories. Entries and space reservations available through local art groups or the Chamber of Commerce in Lompoc before June 20. Judges are leading figures in the field and works of art of good taste are welcome.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Transient Census Night Aims to Count Hotel Residents
The Census Bureau plans T-Night on March 31 to count transients in hotels and motels as residents of their home areas. Managers will distribute census forms asking for usual residence, then local offices will allocate counts to each person’s home region based on the information provided. Permanent hotel residents will be counted where they stay.
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Census Bureau
William B. Collier
United States
AFWTR exceeds Cost Reduction Program progress and gains
The Air Force Western Test Range reports sixth straight CRP success with a record 3 291 000 savings goal. Since 1965 total validated savings top 23 306 400, driven by the Communications Division led by Col John W Jacobs and cost officer Jack Plummer. VECPs and supervisor efforts boost service contract savings. range aims for annual Program Management Award. In Sacramento, state park wood bundle prices rise from 50 to 75 cents April 1 to cover higher material costs.
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Marka J. Peterson
Western Test Range
Clarence Benham
Carol L. Pryor
Office of Information
Air Force Western Test Range
AFWTR
Eugene E. Cooper
Western Test Range Program Monitor
Cooper
Air Force Systems Command
Range Communications Division
John W. Jacobs
Jack Plummer
Robert H. Jones
Communications Division
Sacramento
Department of Parks and Recreation
William Penn Mott Jr
Mott
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