Legislature weighs college budgets amid endowment and enrollment battles
The Legislature debates state college funding for 1973-74 amid rising costs and shifting standards. Endowments grew to over 328 million by 1971, with UC resisting budget cuts by using earnings. Costs per student and campus disparities highlight concerns over efficiency and balance among UC, state, and community colleges.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
USC
Pomona
Redlands
Santa Clara
Charles J. Hitch
State College
A. Alan Post
Post
Berman appeals planners decision on El Capitan Ranch maps
Jules Berman through attorney Stanley W. Abbott appeals a County Planning Commission ruling denying tentative maps for El Capitan Ranch residential subdivisions west of Goleta. The 5-3 vote cited conflicts with grazing open space plans. environmental clearance had prior approval, despite questions on agricultural residential use.
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el Capitan Ranch
Jules Berman
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Berman
Peter Bratt
Goleta Valley
Goleta
Stanley W. Abbott
Abbott
Third District
James M. Slater
Public Notice to Creditors and Utility Rate Hearing
Notices inform creditors to file claims within four months for the estate of Joseph W. Brace and announce Lompoc Utility Services applying for a sewer rate increase. Documents available for inspection in San Francisco Los Angeles and Valinda offices and at the Lompoc company address. First publications dated May 3 and May 4, 1973.
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Joseph W. Brace
Joe W. Brace
J. W. Brace
Grossman & Cox
North H Street
P.O . Box
Lompoc
California
Lawrence C. Grossman
Ghossman & Cox
Lompoc Utility Services
Revenue sharing plans eyed for 1973 74 county budget
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson proposed allocating 7.3 million dollars from revenue sharing for 38 projects in the 1973-74 budget. Major capital outlays include 2 million for a north county correctional facility and 1.111 million for county park development, with other items funding microwave, animal control, refuse equipment, hospital consolidation, and courthouse parking facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
North County
South Coast
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Johnson
North Dakota missile wing holds lead in SAC competition
The 321st Strategic Missile Wing at Grand Forks AFB fended off eight rivals at Vandenberg AFB to keep the Blanchard Trophy lead with 537 of 600 points. Minot’s 91st Wing stayed second at 93.71 percent, while Warren AFB and Little Rock AFB teams posted strong scores and the 308th Wing from Little Rock took over the Titan Wing lead.
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321St Strategic Missile Wing
Grand Forks Afb
N.D
Strategic Air Command
Vandenberg
A.F.B
Grand Forks
321St
Minot
N. D
Strategic Missile
F. E. Warrie Afb
Wyo
F. E. Warren
308Th Strategic Missile Wing
Little Rock Afb, Ark
Inter-school plays spark Lompoc festival lineup
Lompoc Senior High School hosts an inter-school festival of one act plays at 8 p.m. May 3 and 4 in the Little Theater featuring I'm Herbert directed by Larry Bowen, A Thurber Carnival directed by Jay Baumgardner, and Clair's House by Cabrillo High School with Mark Brown and Laurie Myrick.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Senior High School
M Herbert
Larry Bowen
Maple Continuation High School
James Thurber
Jay Baumgardner
Wyatt Haupt
Cabrillo High School
Clair
Haupt
Mark Brown
Scrooge
Cabrillo
Laurie Myrick
I’m Herbert
Kathy Phillips
Randy Thompson
Thompson
Harvey
Everett Succeeds Engle as County Health Director
Edward L. Everett becomes the county Director of Environmental Health succeeding Alfred Engle who retires after 30 years in county service. Everett, a Lompoc resident, has led the north county Environmental Health Division in Santa Maria and will remain in charge until a successor is named. Admission rates are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Edward L. Everett
Alfred Engle
Everett
Lompoc
North County
County Health Department
Environmental Health
Santa Maria
Solvang
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Engle
The Fantasticks presented Sunday by LMA in Little Theater
The Fantasticks a musical comedy will be presented by the Lompoc Music Association at 8 15 p m Sunday in the Little Theater. A bare stage concert reading tells of young love across a wall with the parents. The cast features Steve Larsen Muriel Sumter Vance Newcomb Ruth Lee Clark McAlister Alison England and others with admission 1 50 for adults 75 cents for children season-ticket holders admitted free
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Fantasticks
Lompoc Music Association
Lompoc
Steve Larsen
Calvary Baptist Church
Larsen
LMA
Christman
City of the King
Vafb Protestant
First Baptist Church
United Church of Christ
Clark McAlister
The
McAlister
St. Nicholas Episcopal Church
Encino
Alison England
Northridge
the Fantasticks
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