TV star Fess Parker to build Rancho Goleta mobile park
TV star Fess Parker and Corporation R of Dallas announce a 1.8 million Rancho Goleta mobile home park in Santa Barbara. The 43 acre site in Goleta Valley will include 200 spaces around a seven acre lake with lake mountain and ocean views. Construction begins June under Harold Toso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess Parker
Corporation R
Redman Industries Incorporated
Dallas
Rancho Goleta
Santa Barbara
Roy D. Ramey
Parker
Goleta Valley
Daniel Boone
Rancho Santa Barbara
Frontier Worlds
Boone County
Kentucky
Warner Bros
Burbank
California taxpayers show higher average income in 1968
Californians reported an average adjusted gross income of 10 676 on 1968 tax returns, up from 9 724, with average tax per return rising to 260 as new filing rules trimmed low income filers. Total AGI grew to 57 billion and total tax to 1.06 billion while returns declined. Marin, San Mateo, and Contra Costa counties led AGI. San Francisco topped tax per return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Huff
Franchise Tax Board
Department
San Mateo County
Contra Costa County
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
California
Anderson Animal Kingdom plans on file in Buellton
County Planning records reveal a $500 000 cage exhibit project for exotic animals and reptiles. The plan includes bear, cat, and big cat exhibits with chimpanzees and elephants, plus a gator pool and a waterfall. Two entrances and parking for 148 cars are shown, with a railroad depot and a possible miniature steam train. The animals are TV stars owned by Ted and Pat Derby and used in national ads.
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County Planning Department
Anderson Animal Kingdom
Buellton
Cials
Ted
Pat Derby
Buellton Parkway
U.S. 101
Second St
Andersen’s
Candidate warns against drilling bill in Santa Barbara Channel
Democratic candidate Kenneth A. Palmer denounces Assembly Bill 150 proposed by W. Don MacGillivray. Palmer urges withdrawal, warns the bill would force the State Lands Commission to allow drilling in state waters if federal drills affect state reservoirs. He notes Republicans and Democrats blocked the urgency clause, preventing immediate platforms but warns the bill could pass and platforms could reach state waters by November.
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W. Don MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Kenneth A. Palmer
MacGillivray
Palmer
State Lands Commission
Anti
Growers Council elects new officers in California
Los Olivos man Dean Brown heads the Council of California Growers reelected as president. W J Williams Irvine named vice president succeeding H W Mann retired. H M Warren Norwalk and Lester Heringer Clarksburg reelected as other vice presidents. Fred Frick Arvin secretary Leonard LeBlanc Sanger treasurer O W Fillerup San Mateo executive VP. Also notes on picayune coin term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Brown
Los Olivos
Santa Barbara County
Council of California Growers
W. J. Williams
Irvine
H. W. Mann
Salinas
H. M. Warren
Norwalk
Lester Heringer
Clarksburg
Fred Frick
Arvin
Leonard LeBlanc
Sanger
O. W. Fillerup
San Mateo
Welcome Wagon Hostesses Help Lompoc Newcomers Adjust
The Lompoc Valley Welcome Wagon, led by head hostess Merrijane Pritchard, assists 42 to 60 families monthly from Vandenberg Village area with information baskets and 24 hour readiness. Hostesses, paid per completed call, gather civic data and services including local schools, libraries, health services, and community groups, while sharing a warm welcome with newcomers and their families.
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Thailand
Vietnam
Lompoc Valley
C.R
Merrijane) Pritchard
Vandenberg Village
Pritchard
United States
Puerto Rico
Canada
United Kingdom
Trinidad
Merrijane
Memphis
Darlene Kellogg
Barbara
Roy) Berg
Ruth
Donald
Merrijane Pritchard
Marcus Wigington
Welcome Wagon
Vandenberg
Boy Scout Fun Fair Chairman Named For 1970Event
Clair O Harding announces W L Fillippini as 1970 Fun Fair chairman at Earl Warren Fairgrounds on June 13 from 11am to 9pm under the theme Fastest Fun in the West. About 5000 Cubs and Scouts will display scouting in action with a continuous stage show by Order of the Arrow and senior Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair O. Harding
Crocker Citizen National Bank
Mission Council
Boy Scouts of America
W. L. ‘Bill’’ Fillippini
Building and Construction Trades Council
Santa Barbara County
Milton Weinstein
Ambassador By the Sea
Earl Warren Fairgrounds
Scouting
Order of the Arrow
Right-hand driving traced to Napoleon and historic shifts
The World Almanac notes right-hand driving became almost universal. It cites Napoleon as originator of right-hand movement to speed his army, with Russia and other Napoleon routes adopting it. England and Sweden kept left-hand driving until Sweden switched in 1967.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Russia
England
Sweden
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TV Star
Opment
American Tradition Parks Ltd
Parker’s
Fespar Enterprises, Inc
N. Hope Avenue
Redman Western Corporation
Gardena
Animal Kingdom
Picayune
Ronald Reagan
Lompoc
Animal Control
Mutual Funds
la Purisima Mission
Lompoc Unified
Camp Fire
Blue Bird
Boy Scout
California Driver’s Handbook
Southern
Santa Maria
Ennoys
Custom Decorating Service
Boy Scout Fun Fair
John Collins
Louis R. Goluck
Elmer Kirkwood
Jim McDonald
William J. Praus
Ernest C. Ruiz
Donald Stillman
Carl Whitmore
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
H’ St
Fashion Manor
Linden Lane
DuPont
Bob Whitcomb
Penney’s
Valerie Larson
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