Judge orders show cause against auditor in pay case
Presiding Superior Judge Floyd C. Dodson signs a show cause order returnable June 8 after a petition for writ of mandate in a school pay action directed against State Sen. Robert J. Lagomarsino. County officials say SB 333 on arbitration for police and firemen faces likely inaction as heard April 30 by the Senate committee. In North Carolina, write‑in Mayor-elect Benny Neill defeats Thomas Johnson, while Albert Eaves Jr. and Lorenzo Dall Arms are re‑elected. The California case seeks monthly wage payments to 1,345 classified county school employees under a 1970 statute, with Eaves opposing the change due to administrative conflict and timing.
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Floyd C. Dodson
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Board of Supervisors
Senate Industrial Relations Committee
East Bend
N. C
UPI
Thomas Johnson
North Carolina
Benny Neill
At Johnson
Albert T. Eaves Jr
Lorenzo Dall Arms
California
Eaves
British rowers Fairfax and Cook seek Sydney voyage
San Francisco based rowers John Fairfax and Sylvia Cook, after two weeks at sea, are reported 125 miles west of Santa Barbara headed for Los Angeles for radio repairs. The pair left San Francisco April 26 on a planned 8,000 mile voyage to Sydney, while the Coast Guard searches after missed radio reports. The freighter Export Courier spotted their 35 foot orange rowboat Tuesday.
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San Francisco
UPI
John Fairfax
Sylvia Cook
Pacific
Australia
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Fairfax
Atlantic
Miss Cook
Sydney
The
Coast Guard
Export Courier
Queen’s race leaders announced and prize winners named
John Larsson, chairman of the 1971 Flower Festival Committee, announced the top ticket sellers Regina Boisky and Debra Beck tied for first. The week’s top five also include Cecelia Brown Robin Densmore and Dianne Johnstone. Winners Kenneth J. Williams and Terry Bouslaugh receive gifts from local businesses and may claim at the Lompoc Chamber. Grand prize remains Hawaiian vacation eligible for tickets from these winners.
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John Larsson
Regina Boisky
Kiwanis Club
Debra Beck
The
Elks Lodge
Cecelia Brown
Robin Densmore
Amercan Legion
Dianne
Lockheed ready to tackle Congress on RB211 loan
Lockheed chairman Daniel Haughton returned from London to push Congress for a 250 million loan to buy 555 RB211 engines for the Tristar airbus. He frames it as a loan guarantee, not a subsidy, warning failure could end the RB211 program and threaten 17 000 Lockheed jobs in Burbank plus Rolls-Royce and subcontractor roles.
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London
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Rolls-Royce
Airbus
U.S
Daniel Haughton
Rolls Royce
Congress
Lockheed
Haughton
United States
Heathrow
Los Angeles
TWA
Burbank
Calif
British Rolls
Rolls
County budget outlook signals reduced funds and program risk
The county reports a healthy last year general fund balance of 264 000 and 5.5 million in reserves but warns this year will bring lower levels and unchanged liabilities. Mental Health Services may lose over 200 000 as state limits reimbursements and potential curtailment of programs is debated. County leaders praise cooperation and note workforce reductions while Welfare costs rise under a new high court ruling affecting eligibility.
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Floyd
County Board Eyes Two New Positions In DA Office
County supervisors approved a letter of intent to a state agency seeking a police legal advisor post in the district attorney's office. District Attorney David Milner led the proposal with one dissent by Supervisor George Clyde who questioned the $34,000 grant and $9,900 county match.
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George Clyde
David Milner
Clyde
California Council of Criminal Justice
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Lompoc High School
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Dial RE
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D’ ST
Raymond D. Johnson
Lompoc
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Gay
Music Box
Sankamericard
North ‘H’ ST
Lompoc RE
Charlie
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