Ketchup Forbidden At Louis Lunch Landmark In New Haven
New Haven restaurant Louis Lunch, famed as a landmark for serving early hamburgers since the 1890s, bans ketchup though a bottle sits on display. The eatery faces redevelopment as the city builds a $12 million medical center financed by 60 doctors.
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Rosetta Coebel tombstone found in Woodland Hills
A 400 pound tombstone for Rosetta J Coebel was found abandoned in a Woodland Hills shopping center parking lot. The inscribed marker dated 1859 to 1912 was taken to West Valley Station for claimant. In Australia Rick Roberts won the Beer Can Throwing Championship in Gosford with a 106 foot 4 inch throw earning 100 Australian dollars.
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Lompoc Student Wins Herschel Scott Agribusiness Scholarship
Steven Tognetti, a Lompoc High School graduate and first year agribusiness major at Allan Hancock College, receives the Herschel Scott Agribusiness Scholarship offering 50 dollars per semester totaling 100 dollars for books and supplies. The fund honors the late Herschel Scott, long time county board member. Tognetti aims for agricultural mechanics work and hopes to become a ranch foreman or manager.
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Great Pumpkin Halloween Safety Project Acknowledgments
Letter thanks sponsors donors and volunteers for the Halloween safety event The Great Pumpkin at Huyck Stadium led by Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce and Lompoc Jaycees with 500 children and parents participating Public thanks extend to McDonalds Taco Bell newspapers radio stations and local organizations for crowd control booths and puppet show planning Aims to expand the project next year for a safe fun Halloweencolleague
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City and Parks Department
County workforce study shows gender and minority breakdowns
The county reports 2708 full time employees with 1250 women, 208 fewer than men. Clerical roles dominate female hires while admin and professional slots remain scarce. Minority groups include Mexican-Americans Asian-Americans Blacks and American Indians. Data were presented to the Board by Harvey M. Clement and may be added to the county affirmative action plan.
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Local Marriages Tied to Lompoc and Solvang Couples
Lompoc residents Robert Paulsen and Dana Alexander, William Crosby Jr. and Sally Lindsey, Charles Howes Jr. and Cynthia Strain, Wade Nygren and Lorraine Gonzales, James Gallagher and Edith Jones, Paul Marrietta and Sheila Beaird received marriage licenses. Croydon Council miscrushed the Bishop family car into a cube after accidentally removing it, converting a 250 dollar vehicle into scrap iron.
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Dana Lynn Alexander
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Sally Ann Lindsey
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Wade Douglas Nygren
Lorraine Dawn Gonzales
James Ray Gallagher
Edith Irene Jones
Paul Lorenzo Marrietta
Sheila Dorothy Beaird
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