Lame duck session opens amid partisan strains
Congress returns for a lame duck session amid political rancor with a ranged leftovers agenda. Senate Leader Mansfield urges closing wounds while predicting tougher partisan battles and a short post election list to tackle before Christmas. Fifty House members and eleven senators will be gone at January convening.
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Senate
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Nixon
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Lompoc groups plan meetings and civic actions this week
The Lompoc Hospital District board meets Thursday at noon to discuss a pathologist recommendation, home care feasibility, and an architectural contract. Federated Republican Women of Lompoc Valley elect officers Thursday, with coffee at 10 a.m. Lompoc Valley Toastmasters host a Thanksgiving dinner meeting tomorrow at the Happy Steak with several named speakers and evaluators. An Insurance Payments Division outreach in Lompoc runs Thursday at the Veterans Memorial Building for unemployment claim processing and new claims. The Santa Barbara Malacological Society meets Friday in Farrand Hall at the Museum of Natural History for a talk on Miniature Shells of Southern California. Damages include restrooms at Ryan Memorial Park with $50 estimated loss. thefts from two purses tied to car break-ins on I Street are under investigation. Convair official Dr. Donald A. Dooley speaks to the Vandenberg AFB Convair Aerospace Management Association in Santa Maria. The Tri-Counties Veterans of World War I hold a quarterly meeting in Solvang. Two evergreen trees burned near K Street and Maple Avenue, possibly by children, per Lompoc Fire Department.
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Insurance Payments Division
California Department of Human Resources Development
Lompoc
Veterans Memorial Building
Bert Draper
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara Malacological Society, Inc
Farrand Hall
Museum of Natural History
Cali
Donald A. Dooley
Convair Aerospace Division
General Dynamics
Vandenberg Afb
Convair Aerospace Management Association
Santa Maria Club
Convair
Burglary victim finds apparent thief asleep in bed
A Lompoc woman returned home Saturday night to find a man asleep in her bed. The intruder fled before police arrived, taking a $5 bill, while leaving a shaving kit and clothing pieces around. A bathroom window had been pried open and cookies and a soda were undisturbed on a table. The article also notes recent SCRACS and California Supervisors Assn elections during a convention in Coronado.
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Lompoc
Mona Gail Collier
West Date Avenue
City awards honor twenty city employees at banquet
Twenty city employees received service honors at the 14th annual city awards banquet at the Lompoc Elks Club. Recipients included Emil Scolari 25 years, Stanley Weatherill 20 years, Wallace Grossi Jr and Frank Matinez 15 years, Roy Bray 10 years, and several five year honorees. The event drew over 150 attendees. Separately the United Fund telethon on Channel 4 raised 3500 to 4000 dollars, with exact totals pending final bookkeeping. Dave Lee hosted with two hour segments and continued coverage by UF officials.
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Elks Lodge
Art Scott
Emil Scolari
Scolari
Lompoc
Albert Barreraz
Floyd Cornford
Richard DeLong
Hazel Gilliam
Richard Headley
Robert Hebert
Marcel Landry
John McManus
Paul Muspratt
James Reynolds
Pamela Riggs
James Shields
Daniel Terrones
United Fund
Channel 4
William Organ
Dave Lee
Knez
County Panel Delays Dwellings Review in Isla Vista
The County Agricultural Review Board will revisit submissions from Goleta Valley realtor John Harlan and Frank Wheeler on November 27 for two residences at 6829 Pasade Rd in the 6 R 1 D zone. The review follows a new county ordinance governing dwellings.
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County Agricultural Review Board
County Board
Goleta Valley
John Harlan
Frank Wheeler
Harlan
Pasade Rd
Wheeler
Recycling push grows in Lompoc Valley groups
Ecology Action units collect newspapers aluminum cans and bottles at multiple sites including the eco center 308 N H St and Boys Club locations. Donations fund operations while a church broker ships paper to Canal Enterprises San Diego for brokered revenue.
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San Diego
Mangino
West Coast
Jim Howard
Boys Club
W. Ocean
Vandenberg Village
North A
Jim's
Howard
N. H St
Lompoc
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Huntington Pl
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Barry Hughes
Karl Kallio
Ron McGinley
Fornia
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E. Church
Santa Maria
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W. Loquat
Tri- Counties
Solvang
Roy Gatz
Pauline Moore
Ladies Auxiliary
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Maple Avenue
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Francis H. Beattie
Southern California Regional Association of County Supervisors
Scracs
Leslie H. Dowe
Imperial County
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta
California Supervisors Assn
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San Diego County
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Arkansas
Santa Cruz
That City
Kenilworth
England
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