School board airs a detailed $15.5 million budget
The school board opened its first study session on the district budget with a $15.582 million preliminary figure for the coming year and a tax rate of 4.99 per 100 of assessed value. Board members discussed revenue uncertainty, salaries, fringe benefits, and pending negotiations under a new state bargaining law.
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John J. Flaherty
Oakhill Terrace
Vandenberg Village
Robert Thompson
Dominico Signorelli
Karl Braun
Lompoc High School
Daughter
Joe Carlin
Carlin
Richard K. Jacoby
Jacoby
Helman
Ford and Reagan split six GOP primaries in historic day
UPI reports Ford upset Reagan in Kentucky and Tennessee and won Oregon while Reagan carried Arkansas Idaho and Nevada. Carter swept border states but limited in the West. Church surged with Oregon and Idaho wins as California, Ohio and New Jersey prepare for Super Tuesday on June 8. Ford trails Reagan 794 to 640 with 1 130 needed to nominate. Carter predicts 1 200 to 1 300 delegates.
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Illinois
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New York
Ohio
New Jersey
Ford leaves California in happy state after primaries
President Ford wrapped up a California visit confident his Kentucky and Tennessee primary victories bolster his bid in June. He flew from San Jose aboard Air Force One to Ohio, praising turnout and noting revenue sharing as a key issue, while California lawmakers weigh potential winner take all changes.
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San Diego
California Senate considers proportional primary plan backed by Ford
GOP lawmakers in Sacramento scramble over a last minute proposal to split California's 167 GOP delegates proportionally rather than winner take all. Ronald Reagan denounced the move as a covert coup while Ford backers push the plan to the floor for action.
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UPS
Senate
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
George
Sen
Robert Stevens
Los Angeles
Reagan
Taxable sales rise 16.3 percent in Lompoc in 1975
Lompoc taxable retail sales climbed 16.3 percent in 1975 to 60.9 million, outpacing California and Santa Barbara County. The California State Board of Equalization notes gains across all outlets, led by general merchandise stores boosted by the opening of a Kmart.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo High School
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Cabrillo
Sacramento
Angie
Japan
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Santa Barbara City College
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Moose Lodge
Robert 0. Vincen
California
Santa Barbara
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Board of Equalization
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