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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1971

Page

10

Food stamp program expands buying power in Santa Barbara County

In its first year in Santa Barbara County the Food Stamp program boosted purchasing power nearly 100 percent for public assistance recipients and other low income residents. Since opening November 1, 1970 participants spent $1,995,000 to receive coupons worth $3,985,000, a USDA bonus. By October 1971 participation reached 4,850 households (15,080 people) with a $169,733 bonus that month. The program, accepted at 169 outlets, is voluntary and supported by grocers and the county Welfare Department.

Santa Barbara Arthur W. Nelson B. Earl Daniels United States Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition USDA Nelson Santa Barbara County The Welfare Department

Sharpe to Speak on Conservation and Nuclear Power Plant

Bruce Sharpe attorney with Chern and Sharpe will speak at the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Vandenberg Section luncheon on Nov 11 at Lions Inn Lompoc. He joins environmental groups and a local recycling committee, linking engineering to natural and social environments. Reservations due by Nov 10.

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Vandenberg Lions Inn Lompoc Bruce Sharpe Chern and Sharpe Sharpe Los Padres Sierra Club Wilderness Society Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference National Wildlife Federation Lockheed McDonnell- Douglas Vandenberg Afb UCLA C. E. Olson

Science on a Shoestring awards entries open

Deadline for submission to Santa Barbara County Heart Association is next Monday. Dr. Fred J. Greenough presides over the program which supports junior and senior high students in biological and physical sciences with grants up to 50 dollars for supplies. Entries must be sponsored by a faculty member and sent to 223 E De La Guerra or P O Box 636 Santa Barbara 93102. Cabrillo High School in Lompoc led last year with the most winning applicants. A fundraising BBQ for Senator Robert Lagomarsino is set for November 14 at the Lagomarsino Ranch Ojai from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Tickets cost 5 dollars.

Santa Barbara The Heart Assa Robert J. Lagomarsino 24Th Senatorial District Committee Lagomarsino Ranch Gridley Road Ojai

Lompoc Chess Club Joins USCF Aids Radio Match Plan

Lompoc Valley Chess Club becomes a United States Chess Federation affiliate enabling memberships sales and nationally rated tournaments. An upcoming two board radio match with Santa Barbara Chess Club is set for Nov 27 with Bob Wineinger and Bob Korte as captains. The column notes fall school visits, junior programs, and plans for the Christmas school chess tournament along with new officer roles at Cabrillo and Lompoc high schools.

Vaughn Proctor Lompoc Valley Santa Barbara Don Baumann Hapgood Steve Straight Westwings John McKay la Mesa Phil Hirschler Lompoc Junior High Dean Anderson Lompoc High School Bernard McGivney Cabrillo la Honda

Valley sports praise and civic beautification ideas

A reader praises Lompoc Record sports coverage for Cabrillo and Lompoc High. The letter commends Scott Ostler and urges continued Valley unity. Another letter endorses a novel civic beautification plan funded via monthly utility bills and asks for implementation details and results.

Democrats to shaping platform in Santa Barbara caucus

Local Democrats will convene the 13th Congressional District caucus in Santa Barbara at Casa de la Raza from 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Speakers include Jerome Waldie George Brown Jr and Gary Hart. Co chairs Russell Herron and Mrs John Stephens invite participants with ideas for the platform. Lunch available or bring own. Contact 963 1604 or 967 4010.

Santa Barbara Casa de la Raza E. Montecito Sr Jerome Waldie George Brown Jr U.S. Senate Gary Hart

In Depth Study Sheds Light on County Unemployment Figures

County leaders push for more in depth unemployment data before approving a 483000 federal fund program. Supervisors Clyde and Catterlin seek precise local figures for Carpinteria Guadalupe Goleta Valley Lompoc Valley and the Santa Ynez Reservation to justify the Phase II Section 6 plan creating 55 jobs.

George H. Clyde Clyde Carpinteria Guadalupe Charles F. Catterlin Goleta Valley Lompoc Valley Santa Ynez Indian Reservation Santa Barbara Santa Maria Isla Vista Santa Ynez Paul Floyd Johnson Floyd

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