Airman Henry T. Davis Named Outstanding Senior Master Sergeant
Airman Henry T. Davis chief of ISTRAD Personnel Division Career Information and Counseling is chosen as outstanding airman among ISTRAD and 4392nd Aerospace Support Group. The 36 year old could advance to become one of 12 Air Force outstanding airmen with a Washington D.C. convention in September. Davis led retention gains boosting base rate and SAC reenlistment trophy, while leading social and cultural initiatives. The Davis family is active in community service at Vandenberg AFB. Other nominees include Hutchinson, Sergeant, Rucker, Ellis, Mawhinney, and Walton.
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S.M
Henry T. Davis
Strategic Aerospace Division
Vandenberg
Davis
Maurice
Cecile
Shirley
1St
Istrad
U.S. Air Force
Air Force Association
Washington
D.C
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
SAC
Base Nco - Airman Advisory Council
Base
Squadron
Lompoc Lion’s Club
Santa Maria
Shirley Ann Sherrells
San Bernardino
We Care
Federal Correctional Institution
Cabrillo High School
Vandenberg Village
Allan Hancock College
Future Teachers of America
Yucca
Vandenberg Afb
C.M
Vincent T. Hutchinson
Paul D. Sergeant
Richard L. Rucker
Thomas E. Ellis
4392Nd Transportation Squadron
John Mawhinney
394Th Strategic Missile Squadron
William D. Walton
VAFB
Hospital
Allan Hancock College BSU Dance Promotes Scholarship Fund
The Allan Hancock College Black Students Union hosts a fundraiser dance May 12 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the college student center. Tickets are 1 per person and 1.50 per couple to support a 1,000 target for five $200 scholarships.
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Allan Hancock College Black Students Union
College Student Center
S Broadway
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Speller
Senior Citizens Housing Tour Deadline Set
Santa Barbara Senior Citizens Club chairwoman Helen Reichert says Monday is the deadline to reserve for the Santa Barbara Housing Tour on May 16. Participants should attend the potluck dinner Monday to confirm, with car drivers asked to drive and others to contribute 1 for gas.
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Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens Club
Helen Reichert
Santa Barbara
Reichert
City Hall
North I Street
Chestnut Avenue
County Hospital
Dos Pueblos Convalescent Center
Goleta
Cabrillo
Horn of Plenty
Lompoc
No traffic fatalities in April in CHP Buellton area
No traffic fatalities occurred on roads and highways monitored by the Buellton California Highway Patrol in April. Injury collisions fell 26 percent from prior April and injuries dropped 12 percent, while property damage crashes rose 21 percent and total collisions edged up to 49. Through April the year showed 12 killed, 60 injured, with most fatalities on Highway 101 or in Solvang.
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Buellton
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Lompoc Valley
Solvang
Past queens to be honored at Lompoc Flower Festival
Terry Dorsey announces all prior Flower Festival Queens will be honored June 10 during the Talent Show and Queen's Coronation Ball at the Veteran's Memorial Building. Former queens listed include Pattie Howerton Marianne Grossini Jeanne Plo Mayetta Swanger Barbara Alves Betty Jo Babcock Billie Brong Karolyn Spear Jeannie Brey Becky Thompson.
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Terry Dorsey
Lompoc
Veteran's Memorial Building
Pattie Howerton
Marianne Grossini
Jeanne Plo
Mayetta Swanger
Barbara Alves
Betty Jo Babcock
Billie Bro
Plan to increase county law libraries funding
Santa Barbara County Supervisor Charles F. Catterlin proposed to the Board of Supervisors a plan to raise court filing fees by counties with higher revenues to fund county law libraries. He backs Senate Bill 457 and Assembly Bill 848 and urged support for passage.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Catterlin
Goleta Valley
County Law Library Board of Trustees
Assembly
Ocean Spray to Correct Advertising After FTC Win
The FTC secured a consent order requiring Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Cocktail to run corrective ads for a year. One quarter of ads must include the corrected message clarifying that food energy means calories, not vitamins or minerals. The action follows FTC wins on Profile Bread and targets past false nutritional claims.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Profile Bread
County Parks Director Seeks Counsel on Nojoqui Falls Lease
Nojoqui Falls in Santa Ynez Valley near Alisal Ranch faces a potential rent hike from 250 to 5400 dollars a year. County counsel may advise on fencing the falls from the park and on obligations under an expired lease. Giorgi has not responded to the county’s latest offer of 500 dollars annually. The dispute centers on lease area use and past due payments for the period since last July.
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George H. Adams
Nojoqui Falls
Santa Ynez Valley
Tito Giorgi
Giorgi
Adams
Alisal Ranch
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
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Harry J Crompe
Lawrence Crossman
J. Donald Adam
Rennie L Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Society
Scott Ostler
Steve Lakue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duty
California Newspaper Publishers Association
California Press Association
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Barcelona
Joaquin Nubiola
Lompoc Theatre
Patrulla de Valientes
Valentin Armienta
Jr.matinee
Defense Surplus Sales Office
San Diego
Lompocan
Cal Poly
California State Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo
John Paarup Andersen
W. Walnut Ave
Martin J. Bishop
N. Seventh St
Pamela Ann Musgierd
S. Huntington Pl
Deborah L. Stalker
W. Locust Ave
William M. West
W. Anthony Way
Lars Larsen
CMR
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Collegeville, Minn
Dan Kaiser
St. Johns College
Ocean Spray
EN Espanol
Ofelia Montesco
H” Street
Remick
Michael Sarrazn
PTUS
Clint Eastwood
Misty
Universal/Newman foreman
Paanay Ion
Ibes
CMLL
OF Lure
Safe & Lockwork
Hugh Davies
Cartoons
Santa Barbara County
the Godfather
State Theatre
State Street
Sexy
Satanist
Lompoc Valley Bowl
E. Ocean Ave
Seve
Ranen
Fae View Gaol
Pacific Ocean
Fairview
N. Fairview
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