Airman White completes basic at Lackland then training at Chanute
San Antonio reports Airman Stephen D. White son of Douglas and Mary White of Lompoc has finished basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to Chanute AFB Illinois for missile electronics training. He is a 1969 Lompoc High School graduate who attended Allen Hancock College in Santa Maria. Also, Army PFC Stephen D Magness 20, son of Drexell and family of Lompoc, completed electronics specialist course at the Army Signal School Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He entered the Army in May 1969 after basic training at Fort Ord and is a Cabrillo High School graduate who attended San Francisco State College.
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San Antonio
Stephen D. White
Douglas J. White
W. Cherry
Lompoc
Lackland Afb
Tex
Chanute Afb
White
Allen Hancock College
Santa Maria
FT. Monmouth
Army
Stephen D. Magness
C. Drexell Magness
ViaDona Lompoc
Army Signal School
N. J
Pvt. Magness
Ft. Ord
Cabrillo High School
San Francisco (Calif.) State College
Buellton Plant Set to Open May First in Two Phase Expansion
Paul Willis of E Z Crete Products announces Buellton plant completion and operation by May 1 as first phase of a two stage expansion. The facility will produce sacked concrete and mixes, sand, lime, and other products with a transit mix line and automated equipment doubling output from the Solvang plant. Initial staff will be five, rising to ten as operations scale. In Solvang, current personnel remain, addressing capacity limits.
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Paul Willis
E-Z Crete Products, Inc
Buellton
Corporation For Buellton
Willis
Solvang
Doctor to Speak at Santa Barbara Heart Association Dinner
Dr. Richard J. Cleveland, chief of cardiac surgery at Harbor General Hospital Torrance and UCLA professor, will address the Santa Barbara County Heart Association at its 20th annual dinner at Montecito Country Club. He received a 12500 grant for research on ventricular function after cardiac transplantation. Reservations by Monday 5 p.m. and social hour begins at 6:30 p.m.
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Santa Barbara
Heart
la Arcada Court
Tufts University
Cleveland
The
Medical College of Virginia
Harbor General Staff
Ucla Medical School
Annual 4-H Exhibit Day in Santa Barbara County May 9
The 26th Annual 4-H Exhibit Day will be held May 9 at Nojoqui Falls Park in Santa Barbara County. university advisors and local coordinators organize competitions across Livestock Home Economics and Plant Science with judging starting at 9:00 a.m. Awards follow around 1:15 p.m. Proceeds aid 4-H seniors’ trips.
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Nojoqui Falls Park
Santa Barbara County
Josephine W
van Schaick
Norman H. Macleod
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
DeWayne Holmdahl
Lompoc
Jack Gower
Solvang
Boyd Bettencourt
Santa Ynez
Herman Farnum
Goleta
James Marchiando
Lawrence Michael
Sisquoc
Sam Catherine
David Goodson
Nancy Donovan
Santa Bar
Bara County
Man saves baby from apartment window in Leicester
Roger Allen, 21, looked up from a workbench to see an 18 month old hanging by fingertips from a third floor window across the street in Leicester. He leapt from a second story window and across the street to catch Wayne Howitt just in time.
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Leicester
England
UPI
Roger Allen
Allen
Wayne Howitt
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Lompoc Jaycees
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Dave Ecret
Jaycees
United States
Ecret
Cabrillo Little Theatre
P.O
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Terry C. Wright
Vandenberg Afb
Air Force Contract Management Office
Air Force Systems Command
Fred Clemovitz
Wright
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Emmy Lou
Marty Links
Dante
Elmer Paquette
Santa Paula
Marc Cravens
Scott Roberts
Carpinteria
Henry Hinton
E. E. Ollikkala
Boyer
Eastin
R. L. McGinley
J, Neal
Olson
Williton
Hugh Davies
Lompoc Municipal Pool
NAUI
Dan River
Homespun Sport
Broadway
Broadway Plaza
J. Tim Terry
36Th Assembly District
Sacramento
Tim Terry
Republican Party
DE LA Guerra
Terry
Dick Dore
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