Senator Goldwater Flew Boy for Emergency Eye Surgery
Earl Dearinger rushed his grandson Tommy Essman 230 miles to a hospital after a hunting accident. Senator Barry Goldwater answered the emergency call and piloted a Lear jet from Russell Kansas to Kansas City in 25 minutes aiding eye surgery at Research Hospital. The boy was in good condition with potential partial sight recovery.
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Kansas City
UPI
Earl Dearinger
Russell
Kan
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Tommy Essman
Gladstone
Goodland
Dearinger
Essman
Dearing
Hays
Federal Aviation Administration Flight Service
Young Essman
Research Hospital
Closing Stocks Mixed Gains Across Major Issues
The Record lists closing quotations with gains and declines across a wide range of companies led by General Motors and General Electric. Major utilities and tech names such as Westinghouse and International Paper show solid moves while some industrials show smaller upticks. Trading volume reaches 17,210,000 as markets close.
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Alcan
American Air
Bethlehem
Boise-Cascade
Bunker-Ramo
City Investing
Chrysler
Computer Sciences
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodac
Fleetwood
Ford Motor
Fuquarid
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Imperial Corp
Litton Indus
Lockheed
McDonnell- Douglas
Oxy
Ce Re Rial Ae Oellee Sen
Rapid American
Rapid Amer
Safeway
Sears Roebucks SoCal Edison
SperryRand
Stand Oif of
Calif
BOE
Spe E Siesta
Teleprompter
Texaco
Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Util
Supervisors reconsider Mobil oil drilling case on Santa Rosa Island
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors revisit Mobil Oil drilling permits on Santa Rosa Island after an overlooked land use permit. County Counsel George P. Kading and Pier Gherini explain the need for an Environmental Impact Study and hearing, signaling possible legal action and extended delays.
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Mobil Oil Co
Santa Rosa Island
Board of Supervisors
George P. Kading
Mobile
Pier Gherini
Kading
Truck Crash Sends Fremont Man to Hospital in Critical Condition
A crash on Highway 101 near the Santa Maria Way exit left Fremont resident Robert Hal Waldrup, 35, in critical condition after he was ejected from his cab and dragged along the roadway. His truck collided with a gravel truck driven by Jerry Allen Green, 21, of San Luis Obispo. Green and passengers Glen Thomas Green, 13, and Wesley Michael Adamson, 42, sustained minor injuries. all were taken to Marian Hospital for treatment.
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Fremont
Highway 101
Robert Hal Waldrup
Jerry Allen Green
San Luis Obispo
Santa Maria Way
Santa Maria
Green
Glen Thomas Green
Wesley Michael Adamson
Waldrup
California Highway Patrol
Marian
Suit Against Reagan Administration Alleges CEQA Noncompliance
The Planning and Conservation League sues the Reagan Administration's Office of Planning and Research alleging failure to provide guidelines for environmental impact reports. John Phillips of the Center for Law in the Public Interest says state and local agencies have shown virtually no compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act in the act's first two years.
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The
Planning and Conservation League
Reagan Administration
Office of Planning and Research
John Phillips
Center For Law
Record chess tournament set for Dec 16
The Record announces its third annual School Christmas Chess Tournament to be held December 16 in Veterans Memorial Building on H Street and Locust Avenue. Eligible are students from Lompoc Valley schools. entrants receive certificates and prizes including chess sets books and US Chess Federation memberships. High school junior high and elementary categories compete for perpetual trophies currently held by Cabrillo and Lompoc Junior High. County supervisors accept George Bliss resignation as Civil Service Commission chair and appoint Kenneth Stillman to a new four year term. successor to be named next year.
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Veterans Memorial Building
H Street
Locust Avenue
Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Valley
United States Chess Federation
Cabrillo
Supreme Court Allows Ellsberg Trial Proceeding
The Supreme Court voted 7 to 2 to let the government proceed with Daniel Ellsberg’s trial on Pentagon Papers theft charges. Justices Douglas and Brennan dissented from denying a hearing on possible fair trial impairment by federal wiretapping. The decision also tied to other desegregation and legal notices without comment.
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Supreme Court
Ellsberg
Washington
UPI
Daniel Ellsburg
Pentagon
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Los Angeles
Guadalupe man shot at private billiard party in Santa Maria
Erasmo Santiago, 35, is hospitalized in guarded condition after two bullet wounds when a private pool party in a garage on South Railroad Street was shot last night. Two suspects, 20 year olds Andrew and Roland Cantu, were arrested near Hanson Ranch home and will face charges for entering the garage and shooting Santiago. Deputies traced the car license via a witness.
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Guadalupe
Erasmo Santiago
Santa Maria
Andrew Cantu
Roland Cantu
Hanson Ranch
Santiago
Lompoc Planning Commission to hear home occupations and school permit requests
The Lompoc Planning Commission meets at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall to consider two home occupation permit requests and a private school on North D Street. Also on the agenda is an adjustment of property lines on an East Ocean Avenue parcel between D and E Streets and a possible revocation of a use permit for a local recycling center. The Garden Section of the Lompoc Community Woman's Club meets Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 100 North Y Street for a workshop and salad luncheon. plans for the club holiday bazaar December 2-3 at Del Norte Mobile Estates.
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Lompoc
Obituaries notice for Hufford Davis and Doxie in Lompoc
Funeral services are set for Elizabeth Bertina Hufford 94 in Starbuck Mortuary chapel Lompoc. She died Saturday after a lengthy illness and is survived by husband Wilbert son Thomas and brother Joel Larson. Also listed are Mary Davis 61 and Clayton H. Doxie 81 with details on their deaths and survivors.
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Elizabeth Bertina Hufford
Starbuck Mortuary
North A
Wilbert
Lompoc
Thomas
U.S. Army
Ft. Riley
Joel M. Larson
Poulsbo
Heart Fund
Lompoc Hospital
McPeek Family Mortuary
Mary Davis
Lompoc District Hospital
Davis
Colorado
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Clayton H. Doxie
Villa Maria Convalescent Hospital
Santa Maria
Doxie
Vermont
Lompoc Valley Trucking Company
East
Hickory Avenue
Lorayne Hauenstein
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