Youth government conference opens in Santa Barbara
The third annual County Youth and Government Conference began Monday in Santa Barbara with 117 students and 30 counselors. The gathering, aimed at bridging youth and county government, included tours of county buildings, remarks by Board of Supervisors members, an all-day Monday schedule and a Santa Maria style barbecue for participants.
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Santa Barbara
Clifford C. Romer
Board of Supervisors
Romer
Curtis Tunnell
Daniel G. Grant
California Supervisors
Assa
Courthouse
Educational Service Center
Santa Maria
Malcolm X Association
Grange Hall
Robert Allen
Operation Solidarity
Stokley Carmichael
Rap Brown
Bobby Seale
Eldridge Cleaver
Dellums
Oakland
Recycling tips and community actions in Lompoc Valley
Community notes urge residents to recycle and conserve. Tips include saving tuna tins and jars for paint, reusing cardboard boxes, making crafts from newspapers and bottles, and donating materials to the eco center. Also mentions Youth Ecology Action Group and Lompoc VVAA members. A separate item cites a London freight delay complaint.
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Ecocenter
N. H St
Lompoc Valley Boys Club
Lompoc
Leigh
Youth Ecology Action Group
Jean
Lompoc-Vandenberg
American Association of University Women
Bob
Pat Scolari
S. St
Scolari
Martin-Marietta
Los Angeles
Pat
Yvonne
Lompoc Valley
Board approves six agricultural preserves totaling 6344 acres
The Board of Supervisors approved six additional agricultural preserves in five north county areas, including Spanish Ranch 6344 acres and Rinconada Ranch 1214 acres in Cuyama, De Bernardi 81 acres in Santa Maria and 109 acres in Sisquoc, Rennie 483 acres in Lompoc Valley, and Lanini 105 acres near Guadalupe. The De Bernardi and Lanini parcels are prime farming land.
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North County
Board of Supervisors
Rinconada Ranch
Cuyama
de Bernardi
Santa Maria
Sisquoc
Rennie
Lompoc
Lanini
Guadalupe
Board approves 4000 pay raise for district attorney
The Board of Supervisors voted a 4000 increase for District Attorney David D. Minier, raising his salary from 24000 to 28000 effective January 1 1971. One supervisor later questioned the amount after consulting constituents and asked to rescind the ordinance.
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Board of Supervisors
David D. Minier
Minier
Orange County
Lompoc Braves Newbury Park Tickets On Sale Today
Tickets for the Lompoc Braves versus Newbury Park football game went on sale at 1 30 p m in the Activities Office of the administration building. CIF set prices: adults $2.00, high school and junior high with ASB cards $1.00, Lompoc High School students with ASB cards 75 cents in pre sale, children under 12 50 cents.
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Lompoc _Braves
Newbury Park
CIF
Lompoc High School
Irish banks reopen after six month strike
Dublin observers report 700 banks resumed operations on a limited 12 hour day to process about 15 million checks after 6,800 workers walked out April 30. Indemnity firms estimate nearly 8 million dollars in bad checks and a flood of cashing activity followed in pubs, theaters, and shops. A man confessed cashing 480 dollars in checks for a non existent account.
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Dublin
Ireland
Obituaries for Walter Duke Floyd Eckles and Leland Lutnesky
Funeral services are set for Walter William Duke 66 in Santa Maria with later rites in Chandler Oklahoma and interment at Oak Park Cemetery. Walter Duke served with the 4392nd Transportation Squadron at Vandenberg AFB as civilian staff. Also noted are services for Floyd Lester Eckles 71 in Santa Maria with interment at Santa Maria Cemetery and a long career with Allied Van Lines. A third notice mentions Leland Meade Lutnesky 67 reported dead in Blythe and pending information from Newhart Family Chapel Santa Maria. Survivors, residences, and affiliations are listed for each obituary.
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First Southern Baptist Church
W. Fesler
Santa Maria
Walter William Duke
Duke
Marian Hospital
J.P. Harmon
Curry Funeral Home
Chandler
Okla
Oak Park Cemetery
Texas
E. Clarke Ave
4392Nd
Vandenberg Afb
Eldon
Jim Duke
Herman Duke
Bristow
Dugger
Choctawa
100F
Santa Paula
Newhart Family
S. Broadway
Newhart Family Garden Chapel
Floyd Lester Eckles
Eckles
the Valley Community Hospital
C.V. Baker
Ronald Ronald E. Locklar
Church of Christ In
E. Chapel
Newhart Family Chapel
Leland Meade Lutnesky
Palo Verde Memorial Hospital
Blythe
Lutnesky
Diorama winners announced in Lompoc library contest
The Lompoc Public Library announced winners of the National Children’s Book Week diorama contest with 54 entries from kindergarten to junior high. Debbie Bradley won the Most Beautiful Diorama for The Night Before Christmas, and Vicki Sazani took the Grand Prize for Knight's Castle.
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Lompoc Public Library
Vicki Sazani
Sandy Savinsky
Debbie Bradley
Helen
E. Pine St
N. Y St
Knight’s Castle
Helen Stearns
N. Daisy
Tony Hicks
Sheffield Dr
Alexander
Susan Sloan
Trudy Ninemann
Beatrice McComb
Pearl Harbor
Okinawa
Terry Moore
Plum Creek
Kim Atkinson
Calle Marana
Jeffrey V. Job
Dona
Young Eagle
Leslie Larson
Calle
Calle Miro For ‘Henry Penny’; Julie Ann Moore, 411 N. O St
Robin Stover
Paul Thompson
County halts guards at Santa Barbara courthouse
County supervisors voted to cancel the Aaron Case Detective Agency contract effective Nov 20 after discussions with Presiding Judge Floyd Dodson. The Bank of America arson verdict this month prompted initial protection needs, but officials say protection may no longer be required. Future guards would be bid rather than negotiated.
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Santa Barbara
Aaron Case Detective Agency
Raymond D. Johnson
Floyd Dodson
Dodson
Bank of America
Johnson
Wilbur S. Wagstaff
County Mental Health Advisory Board
Tenant sues Hancock Building over TV reception defect
Jordan M. Carlucci, a tenant in the John Hancock Building in Chicago, sues for 50 000 dollars claiming his 520 a month 63rd floor apartment cannot provide his accustomed living style because his 1500 color TV only receives channel 11 from a transmitter 900 feet away due to an engineering quirk.
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Chicago
UPI
Jordan M. Carlucci
John Hancock
Carlucci
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U.S. Steel
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Lockheed
Trans
Pinnacles National Monument
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John Fleming
Monument
Fleming
Morro Bay
Lee Wilson
Arroyo Grande
Mary Anne Snyder
Fort Wright College
Spokane
Washington
Cabrillo
Michael Zucker
Lompoc Valley Association For Retarded Children
Lovarc
Fillmore School
Stearns
David Manship
Walter W. Duke
Floyd Eckles
Leland Lutnesky
Human Resources Development Service
Richard Schendel
Enid Pike
Children’s Protective Society
Bonoy
Karen
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Government Employees Corporation OF
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Government Employees Insurance Company OF
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