Peace and patriotism rally backs Nixon Indochina policy
Up to 150000 demonstrators packed New York City Hall Park in a peaceful pro Nixon rally. Workers from construction trades and longshoremen joined in a no trouble show with slogans and patriotic songs. Governor Lindsay faced criticism over police handling while the event echoed calls for peace and democracy.
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New York City Hall Park
New York
UPI
Nixon
City Hall Park
City Hall
Financial District
Buffalo
N.Y
Vietnam
America
George M. Cohan
John V. Lindsay
Brennan
Teddy Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Wall Street
Lindsay
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Chambr Opposes Utility Tax in Strong Message
The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce board unanimously opposes Assembly Bill 908 taxing cities that operate their own electric utility. A formal resolution, presented by Fred Smith, notes the measure threatens the local tax structure and government authority. Copies were sent to elected officials. London UPI report follows about two sisters who shoplifted minutes after leaving Holloway Jail.
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Lompoc
London
UPI
Holloway
Santa Barbara Sealed Bids Sought for Miguelito Road Project
County announces sealed proposals due May 28 1970 for construction of Miguelito Road from 0.06 to 0.41 miles north of the Lompoc city limits Job No 403.1. Bid forms cost five dollars and bids require 10 percent bid bond plus 100 percent faithful performance and 50 percent contractor bonds. The Board reserves right to reject bids and requires licensed bidders per state law.
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Clerk Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
California
J. E. Lewis
la Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
County Administration
Anacapa and
Anapama
Miguelito Road
Lompoc
County Court House
Labor Code
State of California
County of
Clerk of
Business and Professions Code
County of Santa Barbara
Top three queen candidates named for Flower Festival
John Martin announces the top three contest leaders Shyrl Boyd Sharon Jennings and Linda Lance sponsored by Kiwanis Moose Lodge and Knights of Columbus Catholic Daughters. Edward R Abraham and R E Carey win this week's prizes with gifts donated by Linnetts Shoes Lompoc Shopping Center and R J Meier Ltd. Winners claim at Lompoc Valley Chamber. Ticket entries return for June 28 grand prize auto drawing.
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John Martin
Shyrl Boyd
Kiwanis Club
Lompoc
Sharon Jennings
The
Moose Lodge
Linda Lance
Knights of Columbus and
Catholic Daughters
Edward R. Abraham
North J Street
R. E. Carey
Cypress Street
Linnett’s Shoes
Lompoc Shopping Center
R. J. Meier, Ltd
Walnut Plaza
Lompoc Valley
First Southern Baptist Church to Build New Lompoc House of Worship
The First Southern Baptist Church of Lompoc plans a new building costing 147810 dollars with 600 seats on the first floor and 200 in a future balcony. It will issue church notes or bonds bearing 7 percent interest to raise about 75000 dollars, backed by the California Plan of Church Finance. Kick-off Banquet set for Saturday, with Ed Littlejohn and Bates Ivey leading.
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First Southern Baptist Church of
Lompoc
California Corporations Commissioner
Bates Ivey
California Plan of Church Finance
Fresno
California
State Corporations Commissioner
Ed Littlejohn
Building Finance Committee
General Motors
Corporation
W. B. Timberlake
First Southern Baptist Church
Lompoc Record Public notices and staff listing
The Lompoc Record appears as a legal adjudicated newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It is published daily except Sundays and Christmas, with listed staff roles and associations and a home delivery rate of $2.25 per month.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Reagan obtains restraining order over California radio ads
Governor Reagan wins a temporary restraining order barring radio commercials that he says deceitfully quote his remarks to imply support for Proposition 8. A hearing is set for next Tuesday. The suit names Whitaker & Baxter, campaigns Inc, Cam paigns, Inc, and several individuals plus groups such as the California Teachers Association.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Superior Court
William Gallagher
Reagan
Henry J. Broderick
San Francisco
Capitol
Whitaker & Bater
Campaigns, Inc
Clem Whitaker Jr
James Dorais
Mitchell Abramson Jr
Robert M Smally
Whitaker & Baxter
Ray King
Harry Lerner
California Teachers Association
Californians For Responsible Tax Reform
John Does
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Peter J. Brennan
Construction Trades Council
Chambr
State OF California Road Department
Seal
UTD
Peare
Orton
Coe
Hugh Davies
Lompoc RE
Iene
Mr. Chips
Rock Hudson
Maggie Smith
Miss Jean Brodie
Maxsie Smith
Deluse
20Th Century 4
Norwood
Southern Baptists
Bible Teaching Sunday School
Max
Billie Alexander
Russ
June Callan
John
Glenda Holland
Charley
Eva Kircher
Dieter
Jan Linde
Jake
Roberta McNeely
Rick
Fae Storms
Bob
Cora Malesky
Billy
Marjorie Bolander
Jim Neal
Roy Baughman
Lee Wilkes
Carl Polston
Ben Smith
Bob Bamford
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
Betty Laurent
Vaughn Proctor
Wilma Jack
Dan Duffy
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Butch Cassidy
Jean Brodie
Tony Azcarate
Johns-Manville
S. Blosser
Santa Maria
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