Camp Gets Prison in Guadalupe Bribery Case
Walter R. Camp former police chief of Guadalupe was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Floyd Dodson to two concurrent 14 year terms after a jury conviction on two bribery counts totaling 600 dollars. Camp served 26 years as Guadalupe's top officer and was arrested January 22 following an undercover probe involving a sheriff’s deputy posing as a bookmaker.
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Walter R. Camp
Guadalupe
Superior
Floyd Dodson
Camp
Dodson
Lompoc community jobs and events in brief
The Lompoc Valley Hotline seeks a part time director for 25 hours weekly with applications at The Drop-In Center Dawn House and the Mental Health office. Babe Ruth Auxiliary serves burgers at Pioneer Park at 11 a.m. A 22 year old housewife reports rape. suspect description released as officers search. McLaughlin Road to reopen today after river damage. Ernest Allen Phillips, 41, jailed 48 hours with $750 fine and one year license suspension on second drunk driving offense. Irene Rodriguez reports $1,660 stolen from a leather coat pocket. Santa Barbara County task force arrests Carmal Grider on marijuana charges. two 17 year olds arrested and turned over to authorities.
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Lompoc Valley
East Walnut
Dawn House
North
I St
East Cypress
Ernest Allen Phillips
Airport Ave
Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Phillips
SANTA _ Barbara
Carmel Fred Grider
North G St
Grider
North L Street
Newspaper Rate Card and Delivery Details
Audit Bureau of Circulation and California Newspaper Youth foundation note subscription terms. Rate set at 2.2 dollars per month with home delivery or mail options. By mail in advance. Publication appears daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
California
Youth Foundation
Village substation experiment dropped
The sheriff's department abandoned its mini substation experiment in the Vandenberg Village Mission Hills area. The Burton Mesa facility closed a month ago after not meeting expectations. It was never meant to replace Lompoc substation and was used mainly for questioning suspects and paperwork.
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Sheriff's Department
Vandenberg Village
Mission Hills
Richard Baldivier
Burton Mesa _ Boulevard
Baldiviez
Vandenberg
Lompoc
Obituary notices for Adeline Dix and others in Lompoc
Funeral services for Adeline V. Dix 48 take place 10 a m Monday at Bethany Lutheran Church with Pastor Porath. Interment Minnesota. Dix born 1925 in Minnesota lived in Lompoc 12 years at 326 North E St beautician at Jon's Beauty College died last night at Lompoc District Hospital. Survived by son Charles Dix Maine sister Lucille Grams Minnesota mother Helda Hermanson Minnesota Memorials to Lompoc District Hospital auxiliary. Friends may call Starbuck Mortuary 5 to 8 p m Sunday. Private services for Thomas R Arnell 76 held today at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel. Died Thursday at Lompoc District Hospital born 1897 in Nebraska two-year Lompoc resident last at 816 North St widow Finetta, daughter Helen Slama Lompoc, brother J C Arnell Utah sister Hessie Tippin Nebraska. Graveside services for Infant Flowers held at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born May 13 at Stanford Medical Center died next day infant son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Flowers 1033 Mulberry Drive Vandenberg AFB Services by McPeek Family Mortuary. Funeral arrangements for Shaun M Pierson 20 pending at McPeek Family Mortuary. Died this morning at Marian Hospital Santa Maria after short illness Pierson stationed at Vandenberg.
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Martin Porath
Minnesota
Dix
Lompoc
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Jon’s Beauty College
Lompoc District Hospital
Ladies of the Moose
Charles Dix
Maine
Lucille Grams
Helda Hermanson
Arnell
Nebraska
North
Finetta
Helen Slama
J. C. Arnell
Utah
Hessie Tippin
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Stanford Medical Center
Robert Flowers
Mulberry Drive
Vandenberg Air Force Base
McPeek Family Mortuary
Shaun M. Pierson
McPeek Family
Marian Hospital
Santa Maria
Mr. Pierson
Vandenberg
School retirees honored at fete in Lompoc
The Lompoc Education Association honored district retirees at a banquet drawing about 200 attendees. Recipients included four teachers Florence Burke Paula Morlock Margaret Schuyler Barbara Westrope and custodians Posey Southern Herman Schlager Roman Libonao plus Al Tolstad and Dominico Signorelli for service to LEA and CTA. The event featured emcee Betty Herron and performances by The Four Tune Hunters.
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Lompoc
Clarence Ruth
Hapgood School
al Tolstad
LEA
Dominico Signorelli
California Teachers Association
Betty Herron
Carol Singer
Karl Braun
Glen Wegner
Steve Straight
Four Tune Hunters
Kelly Phelps
Bob Beers
Chris Klibo
Connie Puder
Permits Required for Campfires in Los Padres Backcountry
Los Padres National Forest will require permits for building campfires in backcountry trail camp stores starting May 20. Dry grass and light vegetation have created hazardous fire conditions. Open fires outside campground stoves will be generally prohibited except where District Rangers designate otherwise. No permit needed for stove use in improved roadside campgrounds. Permits and recreation info available at Forest stations.
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Robert G. Lancaster
Los Padres National Forest
Lancaster
Closing stock quotations furnished through Lang and Co
Closing stock quotations are provided to The Record via Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc and phone number 733 3951. The items listed include the day’s final prices for listed securities and market movements.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Two Local High Schools Stage Final Weekend Shows
Thespian Troupe 779 at Lompoc Senior High performs Cinderella directed by Larry Bowen with 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. matinees today. Cabrillo High presents Mame at 7:30 p.m. tonight and tomorrow with a 3 p.m. Sunday matinee, directed by Robert Carlton and featuring Kathy Dundon and Susan Meier in leading roles.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc Senior High School
Larry Bowen
Susan Cunningham
Cinderella
Cathy Miranda
Chris Deluca
Prince
Charles Blake
Duke
Cabrillo High School
Drug abuse alternative seminar slated at FCI Lompoc
A drug abuse alternative seminar planned by Robert Shindo and Randall Nelson is set for Friday May 24 in the education department at the Federal Correctional Institution in Lompoc. The event runs 9 30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and aims to show community agencies and concerned adults alternatives for drug taking behavior.
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Robert Shindo
Randall Nelson
Education Department
Federal Correctional Institution
Lompoc
Shindo
Nelson
FCI
Eleazar Ruiz
Mary Tilton
Santa Barbara
Daip Advisory Council
Pat Kelly
Santa Ynez Valley Council
Marion Newbury
County Probation Dept
Mary Lou Ingram
Mer
Murder suspect Virgilio Quitson faces May 30 hearing
Virgilio Bawalan Quitson, 38, is to have a preliminary hearing in Lompoc Justice Court on May 30 after arraignment on charges of stabbing his sister-in-law to death on May 8. Judge Terrill F. Cox set the date. defense attorney James D. Finley Jr. was appointed.
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Virgilio Bawalan Quitson
Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Quitson
Cox
Atty
James D. Finley Jr
Public notice bids sought for Solvang office addition project
County of Santa Barbara calls for bids on additions to the Solvang Office Building at 1745 Mission Drive Solvang California with drawings and specs on file in Santa Barbara. Prospective bidders may obtain documents from Hall and Visions A S A Santa Barbara upon a $50 deposit returned if documents are returned complete within ten days after bid opening. Bids due by 3 00 p m May 30 1974 with 10 per cent bid bond. bonds forfeited if contract not pursued. County reserves right to reject all bids and bids may not be withdrawn for 30 days.
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Santa Barbara
Solvang
County of Santa Barbara
Mission Drive
California
Board of Supervisors
Department of Public Works
County Engineering
East
Anapama Street
Architect
Hall and Visions
A.S.A
East Sola Street
State of California
Clerk of the
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County Administration
Board of Supervisors of
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