Desk Set at Cabrillo High School a witty office farce
Cabrillo High School Drama presents William Marchant's The Desk Set through tomorrow at 8 p.m. Lauren McKee stars as Bunny Watson with Tony Balcena from Lompoc High as the indecisive executive. Patti McKay, Tony D'Amore, and Jacy Mills round out a strong student cast in a satire about secretaries fearing a coming computer takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bolt
Cabrillo High School
William Marchant
Tony Balcena
Lompoc High School
Bunny Watson
Lauren McKee
Patti McKay
Bunny
Tony D'Amore
Jacy Mills
Beaver
Stolen Stereo Deck and Tape From Santa Maria Area Car
A stereo tape deck and cartridges were stolen from David William Hedman’s car parked on West Maple Avenue. Loss valued at 113 dollars. Also: Full Moon Meditation Group lecture on Sunday at 2 pm in Santa Maria Inn featuring H. Saraydarian on The Technique of Redemption Equals Total Humanity. John T. Quinn elected president of County Department Heads Association. Milier named vice president. van Buskirk reelected secretary. Sacramento Gov Reagan signs bill requiring 4 dollar hunting license for virtually all birds and mammals with exemptions for landowners and tenants.
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David William Hedman
South B St
West Maple Avenue
Full Moon Meditation Group
Central Coast
Santa Maria Inn
S. Broadway
Santa Maria
H. Saraydarian
Saraydarians
John T. Quinn
Santa Barbara County General Hospital
County Department Heads Association
Quinn
Leland R. Steward
David D. Milier
James Stubbhner
Rita van Buskirk
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
William Ketchum
Paso Robles
County weighs lab to handle rising drunk driving cases
Sacramento officials consider funding a 46890 dollar county toxicology lab at Santa Barbara General Hospital Goleta Valley to test blood alcohol using breathalyzer equipment. DA Minier says the lab could serve the entire county amid rising drunken driving prosecutions, with staff including a pathologist and technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Traffic Safety Commission
Sacramento
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Goleta Valley
Board of Supervisors
David D. Minier
Donald Lobitz
County May Drop Nojoqui Falls Lease Over Rent Rise
The Nojoqui Falls attraction in Nojoqui Falls County Park faces possible loss as owner Tito Giorgi seeks 5 400 yearly rent. The County Park Commission endorsed a counter offer of 600 annually for a five year deal, leasing 40 acres instead of 160, amid safety concerns and past mishaps around the falls.
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Nojoqui Falls
Tito Giorgi
County Park Commission
Giorgi
George A
George H. Adams
Giorgis
Fred
van A. Christy
Santa Barbara
Charles W. Begg
Jalama Park decision held until December
The County Park Commission delayed a decision on a Carpinteria man’s proposal to lease Jalama County Beach Park. Richard E. Underwood, who runs Arroyo Burro Beach Park, offered to operate Jalama. The commission wants more operating data from the park director’s office and further details from Underwood before reviewing at the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Park Commission
Jalama County Beach Park
Richard E. Underwood
Arroyo Burro Beach
Santa Barbara
Underwood
Ray Jacobs
Lompoc
Hal D. Bruington
Researchers Find Snake Enzyme Could Prevent Clots
UCLA doctors F S Markland Jr and P S Damus report isolating a rattlesnake venom enzyme at the American Heart Association meeting that may prevent clotting in heart attack and pulmonary embolism cases. The enzyme targets a key blood component, removing it from circulation with no adverse effects seen in test animals.
Lawyer predicts moratorium on new atomic plants
Bruce Sharpe a local attorney and conservationist told the Vandenberg Section of the IEEE that court rulings and government processes will enforce a five year moratorium on licensing new atomic power plants. He defended Diablo Canyon permit and disputed San Onofre contamination claims. Several plants are under review.
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Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Bruce Sharpe
Vandenberg
Sharpe
Diablo Canyon
San Luis Obispo County
Southern California
San Onofre
Longest Legislature Yet Sets Day Record in 1971 Session
The 1971 legislature reached a calendar day record of 313 days in session surpassing the 312 day 1940 mark. It began in January with a Easter recess and brief August adjournment hopes as deliberations continued. Sharpe urged modern atomic power design to reduce pollutants and promote mankind’s benefit while noting the People’s Lobby push for a referendum on power plants.
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Sacramento
UPI
Sharpe
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Daily Record
Minier
Milier
Little Rock
UPN
Little Rock Air Force Base
Arkansas
Air Force
Milner
Alcon
Alum
Oxy
Alcoa Textrons
American Can
Purex
Times-Mirror
RCA
Sowee
TransAmerica
American Air
Rapid American
Travelers
Peco Gi
Rapid Amer
WTS
Union Oil
At&t
Dart
United Aircraft
Anaconda
Safeway
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Mpco-Pitt Westinghouse
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
So Cal Edison
Chrysler
Southern Pacific
Control
Sperry Rand
Dow Jones
Duponte
Stand Oil of Calif
Ind
D.W.G. Corp
Oilot NJ
Trans
Eastman Kodak
Telex
Uul
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
Texaco
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Int
Harver
Imperial Corp
International Paper
Johns-Manville
Lear Siegler Litton Indus
Lockheed
MacDonnell- Douglas
Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
Cavalletto
Solvang
Nojoqui Grade
Petan Co. Alisal
Lemere
Carpinteria
Commission
George Burtness
Brawley Eed
Unicef
Samuel Blackwood
Bryan Leyda
Lompoc - Vandenberg
AAUW
Perry Martin
WAFB
Jalama Park
Ladera Christmas Tree Farm
Monterey
Ronald
Campbell Road
Kretzinger
Enuugay
THE
Ewe
East
Ocean Avenue
Bugs
Clark & Larsson
Volkswagen
Harry Morris
E. College Avenue
APE & Casualty
Hina Casualty & Surety Co
Quasar
Motorola
No.h’ St
P.m
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