Library Friends approve cassette gear for Lompoc library
The Friends of the Library voted to spend over 600 dollars on cassette listening stations and tapes for Lompoc Public Library, plus 171 dollars for children’s programs and 200 dollars for a mimeograph machine. They also approved 1406 dollars in gifts and re elected officers.
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Friends of the Library
Lompoc Public Library
Friends
Paul Thompson
Junior Alpha Club
Lompoc Hospital bond seeks 1st phase expansion
About 300000 of a 1.5 million bond funds the initial expansion at Lompoc Hospital. The plan adds an eight bed intensive and coronary care unit, larger kitchen and cafeteria, new chapel, teaching area, expanded emergency and operating rooms, medical records, library, and basement storage. Concerns include potential future demand from DOD retirees and long term care beds. A speakers bureau promotes the issue amid broad support.
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Wicks
Lompoc
Hickory Avenue
Defense Department
DOD
Santa Barbara County
Board of Supervisors
North County
Lompoc Hospital
Harold Thompson
Jane Flaherty
Allan Hancock College
County Work Furlough Policy Sparks Dispute
Santa Barbara activists from NOW urge equal work furlough access for women prisoners at Goleta Valley jail as male inmates gain favor. Sheriff cites lack of funds for a women’s unit while supervisors defer action to 1972-73 budget talks and also consider expanding men’s furlough tiers.
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Goleta Valley
Board of Supervisors
Penn Borden
Barbara Silver
Santa Barbara
National Organization For Women
John W. Carpenter
Raymond D. Johnson
Santa Barbara-Goleta
Pardue opens Santa Ynez gallery with mixed early show
Santa Ynez artist Terry Pardue debut show at his Gallery of 1897 features about ten Pardue works and numerous pieces by other artists. Critics call many works amateurish or derivative, with only a few strong sketches by Monte Finley and Marylee Redmond and two noted Pardue oil portraits. The overall collection spans varied subjects but lacks standout pieces.
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Santa Ynez
Terry Pardue
Sangunto
Juanita Champagne
Solvang
Pardue
Anton Gutknecht
Ed Hammerberg
Santa Barbara
Ralph B. Baker
Monte Finley
Lompoc
Marylee Redmond
Los Angeles
County employees reject 22 percent across the board pay offer
An unofficial county proposal offers 22 percent salary increases for most workers and 242 percent for some classifications. Employee groups reportedly rejected the offer as unconfirmed talks proceed. A board session on salary adjustments is set for Thursday at 10 AM with a follow up at 11 AM in the County Administration Building.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Association
Zack L. Stringer
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