Flower Festival Queen Candidate Laurinda Schlimmer
Laurinda Schlimmer, 16, daughter of Gene and (Mrs) Schlimmer of 4213 Pelaris Ave, Cabrillo High junior, seeks Lompoc Flower Festival queen title. The 5 foot 5 inch student, born Sept 6 in Seattle, lists sewing and reading among hobbies and belongs to Keywanettes Ski Club and Psych Club.
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Brown signs landmark farm labor bill for August effect
Sacramento reports Gov Edmund G Brown Jr moves toward signing a secret ballot farm labor measure ending a decade of strife. The Bipartisan 64 to 10 Assembly vote sets an Aug 28 start for grape harvest, marking a major political win for Brown as a possible 1976 Democratic candidate.
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NATO allies heed Ford unity call with warnings
At NATO headquarters leaders from France Britain West Germany and others echoed President Ford urging unity but cautioning that economic hardship and special circumstances would still limit military commitments. Portugal said it would stay in NATO while seeking closer ties with East European communist nations. Premier Vasco Dos Santos Goncalves asked for more comprehension and less apprehension.
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Budget shows 1976 deficit near 60 billion dollars
The federal budget will run about 60 billion dollars in the red for the 1976 fiscal year, nearly eight billion more than first estimated. President Ford's advisers expect unemployment to stay high while inflation cools from earlier projections. Baccalaureate services for about 800 graduates are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools with traditional music, addresses, and senior teas.
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Court bans government employee strike in Santa Barbara
Superior Court Judge John T. Rickard to sign a temporary restraining order to bar strikes and picketing by the AFL CIO SEIU in support of a new wage and benefits contract. Union plans a Monday strike if negotiations fail. about 1,000 members warned. Meetings set in Lompoc Santa Maria and Santa Barbara to decide on offers.
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