Local test scores match or exceed state results
Wilson Riles reported statewide assessments show reading math and written expression gains locally matching or surpassing state improvements at multiple grades. Lompoc official Irwin Wapner noted sixth and twelfth grades lead in math and written expression with strong spelling gains, while third grade reading trails state results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Riles
Irwin Wapner
Lompoc Unified School District
Wapner
California
Riles
California State Department of Education
Obituaries and School Board Reading Results Highlight Local News
The notice lists private funerals for Shawna Marie Ross and memorial services for Eliwyn Godden with interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. It also covers Memorials for Frederick Boyle and a rosary recitation. Separate items discuss California reading test results for grades two through twelfth, noting improvements, weaknesses, and recommendations for remedial programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Shawna Marie Ross
James Ross
South I St
Eliwyn
J. Godden
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth R. Boyd
Lompoc Lodge
A.&f.m
Deeas
Frederick T. Boyle
Lompoc Funeral Home
la Purisima Catholic Church
Mr. Boyle
Massachusetts
Lompoc District Hospital
North T St
Lompoc
Knights of Columbus
American Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemists
Pelican Catholic
Boy Scouts
Order of the Arrow
Mary Boyle
David F
Philip Boyle
Andrew P. Boyle
New Jersey
John J. Boyle
Lompoc Records Adjudicated by Superior Court Decree
The Lompoc Records, published by Lompoc Record Publications, is listed as second class mail in Lompoc California under Act of Congress. The notice cites Superior Court Decree No 47008 and details publisher staff including Mra A James McCollum as publisher and Harry J Crompe as president and editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record Publications
North H St. Lompoc
Mra
A. James McCollum
Harry J Crompe
Renate L. Adam
Cletus Lame
CNPA Board Meeting At Alisal In Solvang
The California Newspaper Publishers Association holds a three day quarterly board meeting at the Alisal Guest Ranch Solvang with about 150 publishers editors and guests attending. Sessions cover governmental affairs and the Hall of Fame and a tour of the Lompoc Record plant precedes a Saturday 9 30 a m board session and Sunday wrap up with a no host barbecue. Ehrlichman is assigned to a power plant unit at Safford federal prison camp after requesting confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Newspaper Publishers Assn
Alisal Guest Ranch
Solvang
California
California Press Assn., Hall of Fame
Lompoc
Safford, Ariz
UPI
John Ehrlichman
Safford Federal
John Hadden
Ehrlichman
Visitadores to purchase large ranch in Santa Ynez Valley
Los Rancheros Visitadores plans to buy a large portion of the 7,830 acre Janeway Ranch south of Happy Canyon Road. The commission approved dividing the ranch and the Visitadores will keep 651 acres. The combined parcels will stay in agriculture and the group may seek a use permit later. Burglars hit Fillmore and Hapgood schools stealing money and snack foods but failed to enter La Canada School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Rancheros Visitadores
Santa Barbara
Happy Canyon Road
Santa Ynez Valley
County Planning Commission
Janeway Ranch
Janeway
Rancheros Riding Organization
Commission
J.J. Hollister
Fillmore
Hapgood
la Canada
Fillmore School
E. Pine Ave
Hapgood School
South A St
Douglas Oil Wins County Clearance for Upgrade Plan
Douglas Oil Company received environmental clearance from the county on its plan to spend about 150000 to upgrade facilities west of Santa Maria. Environmental Coordinator Albert F Reynolds ruled the negative declaration complete at a Santa Barbara hearing, with a maintenance shop office wash rack gas pumps and parking to be built south of the Santa Maria Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Oil Company
Santa Maria
Albert F. Reynolds
Santa Barbara
Proba tion, jail term, and fine in minor delinquency case
Arnold Chandler Newman 67 of 1041 N Poppy St receives six month jail term suspended for two years and a $500 fine for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. $400 of the fine is suspended upon meeting probation terms. A 15 year old, Bruce Foster of 916 W Lime Ave, suffered first degree facial burns when a carburetor flame ignited while he worked on a stalled car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Chandler Newman
N. Poppy St
Bruce Foster
W. Lime Ave
Kenneth Foster
Bruce
Sharon Lee Hill
South K St
Register
Lompoc
New prize for thieves rec vehicles in California
California Highway Patrol data show recreational vehicle thefts rose 74 percent in the first nine months of 1976, from 1 019 to 1 773. Commissioner Glen Craig cites carryalls and pickups with campers as top targets, with April to June the peak period and June alone at 527 thefts. The leading stolen RVs are pre-1965 Willys Carryalls, followed by Jeep Carryalls, Ford pickups with campers, Volkswagen campers, and Datsun pickups with campers. Recovered RVs are typically stripped of campers and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Highway Patrol
Glen Craig
Craig
Mission Hills to Host Jew for Jesus Speaker This Sunday
Joel Goldstein, a student with Jews for Jesus, will speak at Mission Hills Baptist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. He has traveled widely in the United States and abroad presenting the Jews for Jesus message. Goldstein is based in Los Angeles and studies at Biola College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Hills Baptist Church
Joel Goldstein
Jews For Jesus
Goldstein
Jesus
Northern
Ireland
Israelight
Los Angeles
Biola College
Fight over county firefighters hours heads to supervisors meeting
The County Firefighters Union reports the Board of Supervisors will discuss hours at the Nov 29 meeting. If the 66 hour week is restored, the county could save over 500000 by cutting 26 positions. About 150 firefighters, engineers and captains have worked without a new contract since July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Firefighters Union
Afl-Cio
Board of Supervisors
William Gill
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Shawna
Patrick Donaghy
Oren Ross
Ontario
Starbuck Mortuary
Eliwyn J. Godden
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Lompoc Elks Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Lang and Co
Consolation Road
American Air
At&t U
Beth. Su Oteutes
Boise Casc Ewerene
Braniff Air
Sol Denny's
Eastman Kodak Med
Ford Mtr
Dynam
Elec
Gulf Oil Homestake
LBM
Impri. Corp
Int
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Johns. Man
Kresge
Lear Sieg Ovhee Wap Asesarat
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McDon
Doug Peseesseres
Sperry Rand
Standard Cal Eee
TelePrompTer
Texaco Cere
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Ce Eeeesrenese
Westinghouse Zapata Corp
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CNPA
Alisal
Ehrlichman’s
la Canada School
North Ave
Douglas Oil
Daily Record
E.C. Stevens
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Lion’s Inn
Merrill Lynch
Valley of Flowers Half- Century Club
Friendship House
Laurel Avenue
N Street
Dean Crowder
Lompoc Thrift Shop
North H Street
David Farrell Register
North M St
Space 15
Citizens Band
Joseph Anthony Rinehart
Mesa Circle Dr
Vandenberg Village
South L Street
Willys
Rie
Lee Remick
Civic Theater
Lala
Max Baer Fis
Tedecou
Ware
Bros ED
Bigfoot
Haig
NATO
Defense Alliance
Jimmy Carter
Gill
Firefighters’ Union
Westside Furniture
W. Ocoan
IP Wader
Nitely
A Tappala
Slott
Avco Embassy Pictures
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