LMHA Works to Keep Lompoc Informed on Mental Health
The Lompoc Mental Health Association LMHA promotes education and support through free programs featuring speakers like Dr Gordon Runnels and Dr Alex Comfort. It runs Community Friends and the Friendship House outreach while seeking funds from United Fund Lockheed Boeing and member dues to expand services and Spanish translations.
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Lompoc Mental Health Associaion
LMHA
Gordon Runnels
Lompoc
Dr. Comfort
United Fund of
Lompoc Valley
South B St
Lockheed
Boeing
Community Friends
Fitch
SMHA
Citizens
Charlotte Benton
Arthur Batty
Wally Ault
VAFB
Joel Gill
Lompoc students fundraise with car wash and bake sale items
Lompoc High School flag twirlers plan a fundraising car wash at Mobil Station on H Street and North Avenue with car wash $1 and van or truck $2. The week features multiple community events including a hospital budget meeting and a cerebral palsy benefit breakfast at the Elks Lodge.
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Lompoc High School
Mobil
H Street
North Avenue
Lompoc Council reviews ambulance charges and water policy
The council votes to compare ambulance rates with county services, delete annual city fees for ambulance operations, and set new rates. It also debates water rights with South Coast communities, approves a new water application, rezones properties, updates the street tree plan, and allocates 29,000 for bulldozer repairs.
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Lompoc
E.C. Stevens
Davidson
South Coast
The
Water Commission
North County
Rodgers
Exxon Moves Ahead on Offshore Platform Despite Referendum
Exxon continues prefabrication of a 60 to 70 million dollar platform and designs a tanker conversion while awaiting referendum results. Officials say the platform will be installed in the channel in 1976 regardless of the vote, with 100 to 120 million planned for platform, pipelines, and onshore facility. A pipeline lease for the onshore plant faces legal challenge from State Controller Cory, who argues the lease is invalid.
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Exxon
Monte Taylor
Western Division
D.J. Bolding
Lame Duck
Republican State Lands Commission
Mervyn Dymally
Kenneth, Cory
Cory
Commission
Bolding
New Lands Panel
Superior Court
Brown Lands Commission
Reagan Commission
Santa Barbara County
Citizens Environmental and Planning Groups
Stop Exxon Here Committee
Juvenile hall plans set for North County facility
County Public Works aims to proceed with a 20 bed maximum security juvenile hall, trimming kitchen and dining spaces, after bid rejections. Plans reiterate no dormitory switch, while Exxon related lease actions and anti oil coalition activity unfold alongside salary talks and local civic groups aligning against the project.
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County Public Works
Board of Supervisors
North County
Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Santa Barbara
American Civil Liberties Union
Subscription Rates and Publication Schedule Notice
In Santa Barbara County mail subscriptions are $2.50 per month and outside the county $3.00 monthly. All subscriptions are payable in advance. The paper is published daily except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara
Closing stocks in Lompoc market report
The Record provides closing stock quotations via Lang and Co from 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with 733 3551. The brief lists final prices for locally traded shares and financial movers as of market close.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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MH Association
Stan Tulledo
Nancy Fitch
Daily Record
Hugh Young
Laurinda Schlimmer
Lompoc Kiwanis
Laurinda
Allan Hancock College
Shirley Davis
Santa Maria
the Elks Lodge
North I St
North G St
Joseph Audelo
Louis Quercia
E. Cherry Ave
Fresno
Audelo
Washington, D.C
Spain
Vocational- Industrial Clubs of America
Rose Lawson
Community Action Council of
Roy
N. Second St
Marine Corps
Twenty-nine
Palms
U.S
Benjamin J. Contreras
E. Oak Ave
Contreras
Stuart B. Sharrett
N. Poppy St
Southern Pacific Transportation
East Laurel Avenue
California Highway Patrol
Santa Ynez River
Alan Davidson
Cachuma Dam
Ed Rodgers
Council
North First St
East Ocean Avenue
Paul Thompson
Thompson
California
Sacramento
Afl-Cio
Get Oil Out
GOO
League of Women Voters
Sierra Club
Goleta Valley
Inland Alternative Committee
Taylor
Inland
Santa Barbara and Goleta
Act of Congress
American Air
Amer. Motors
Johns Manville
APECO
Kaiser Industries
At&t Bia
Lear Siegler
Beth. Steel
L.T.V. Corporation
McDonald Douglas
Boise Cascade
Oxy
Braniff Air
Pac. Gas & Electric
Bunker Ramo
Pac
Air Pa Champ Homes
RCA
Chrysler
Bos
Continental Oil
Sears Roebuck
Computer Science
Cal. Edison
Mila DW
Dupont Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Eastman Kodak
Teledyne
Teleprompter
Fleetwood
Texaco
Ford Motors
TransAmerica
GAC Corporation
Union Oil
General Dynamics
United Tech Ble
General Electric
Crisis Center
W.W
Dixie
Burt Reynolds
Dixie Dancerings
Peppertree Theatre
Sun
Mon
Franco Cristaldis
Feilins
Your Family Theatre
Disney
Walt
Enon
Walt Disney
Charley
Kids’ Club
SAT
Gemini Cinema
Northside
Oo Pal Gena
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