Valleywide crusade planned in Lompoc churches May 23 30
Eight Lompoc Valley churches unite for the Lompoc Liberty Crusade with Wayne Stockstill as speaker. Services run 7 30 nightly May 23 30, split between First Southern Baptist Church and Calvary Baptist Church, with guest musical groups and a 70 voice choir.
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Chuck King
John Eby
Richard Lewis
Wayne Stacks
Carlos Gurrola
Clarence Davis
Wallis Turner
Wayne Stockstill
Upland
Lompoc Valley
First Southern Baptist Church
E. Pine Ave
Calvary Baptist Church
Constellation
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc
Mission Hills Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
First Mexican Baptist Church
True Vine Baptist Church
Grace Temple Baptist Church
Gospel Hour
Vafb Chapel
Stacks
Crusade
America
First Baptist Church
Dee Blades
Bob Vincent
Stockstill
Evangelistic Association
California
Grand Jury and OEQ clash over environmental control
County Grand Jurors face criticism from environmental groups over a scathing report proposing emasculating the Office of Environmental Quality. A May 24 open hearing is set to discuss the findings amid questions of possible conflicts of interest among jurors and county officials.
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Dick Praul
Grand Jury
County Office of Environmental Quality
OEQ
Environmental Office
Frank J. Frost
James M. Slater
Grand Jury Committee
County Environmental Office
Frederick J. Harrison
Santa Ynez
Slater
Harrison
James M. Buchert
Santa Maria
County Planning Department
Reynolds
Board of Supervisors
Junior Museum Club plans first Lompoc meeting
The Lompoc Junior Museum Club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the Lompoc Museum 200 South H St. for youths 9 to 15 to handle objects craft and display projects under supervision Neal Weeks and Gregg Hierholzer started the club with a display on Fishing Hooks and Weights of Today and Yesterday, done entirely by the pair.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Museum
South H St
Neal Weeks
Gregg Hierholzer
Armed Forces Bicentennial Caravan Comes to Lompoc
The Armed Forces Bicentennial Caravan visits Lompoc Shopping Center May 25 from noon to 6 p.m. with Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force displays in red white and blue 40 foot vans. The show includes a 17 minute Air Force slide program and walk through museums for Army Navy and Marine Corps. A World War II veteran, Gordon W. Clark, seeks to form a Lompoc Disabled American Veterans chapter and holds a meeting Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Del Norte Mobile Estates. The Sheriff’s department is probing two car thefts in the area.
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Armed Forces
Lompoc
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Gordon W. Clark
The
Clark
South , St
del Norte Mobile Estates
W. North Ave
Paul Thompson
Funeral services for William L. Scheffey Sr.
William L. Scheffey Sr., 55, died Monday at his home 321 W North Ave. A World War II veteran born in Pennsylvania in 1921, he lived here three years. He leaves Harriet L.. children Theresa Silva San Diego William L. San Diego Ernest D. Georgia Arthur L. Wiley Lancaster. siblings in Florida Pennsylvania New Hampshire. Funeral 4 p.m. Wednesday Star Buck Mortuary Chapel. Interment Arizona. Memorials to charity.
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William L. Scheffey
Starbuck Mortuary
Arizona
Richard Lewis
Mr. Scheffey
Pennsylvania
W. North Ave
First Southern Baptist Church
the Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge 1788
Lompoc
Harriet L
Theresa Silva
San Diego
William L
Ernest D
Georgia
Arthur L. Wiley
Lancaster
Daniel
Florida
Dorothy McCoy
Marie Frey
Helen Boulton
New Hampshire
Local crime losses and events in Lompoc area record
Keith Madden reports a .22 caliber single shot revolver lost at Vandenberg AFB valued at 70 dollars. Charles Bleakmore reports two tape players a radio tape cartridges and hand tools missing valued at 333 dollars. Vandal damage totaling 900 dollars at a Culberson Construction Co site on North V Street. Police note copper pipes broken and new concrete damaged. Lester's Carpet Co. reports 200 dollars in damage from a broken sign and vandalism with black paint on doors and walls.
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Ocean Park
Lompoc
Keith Eugene Madden
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Charles Franklin Bleakmore
E. Pine Ave
Apt. C
Bleakmore
North V Street
Culberson Construction Co
Lester's Carpet Co
North E St
Democrats Lead In Voter Registration Ahead Of May 9 Primary
County Election Office reports Democratic voters at 68,313 while Republicans total 49,687 with non affiliated voters rising. Independent totals stand at 11,252 as final figures expected next week. total registration reaches 130,238 as of April 15 ahead of the June 8 election.
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Howard Menzel
Menzel
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Constellation Rd
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Allan Hancock College
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USMCA
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E. Cypress Ave
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National Organization For Women
N.O.W
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University of San Francisco
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Pete Liss
Linda Rowe
Lompoc Funeral Home
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Starbuck
Lemper
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North H St
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Keane
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