Gopher Troubles and Remedies Across The Garden Scene
Readers share varied gopher control ideas from garlic scent and auto exhaust to fences and poisoned grains. Skip to Page 7 for continuing notes on the Marguerite Hall Iris Test Garden and the community debate over the best method.
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Mr. Proctor
Joseph Feldhazi
Gopher
Joe F
Alice Seiffert
Ed Sieffert
Marguerite Hall Iris
Minier renews call for toughness on drug crimes
District Attorney David Minier defended his public criticism of a Superior Court judge over leniency in a narcotics case. Speaking to the Lompoc Democratic Club at the public library, he pledged to continue speaking out, citing Supreme Court rulings on his duty to scrutinize jurists.
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DeWayne Holmdahl
Harry Crompe
Rudolph
David Minier
Superior Court
Minier
U.S. Supreme Court
Milier
Santa Maria Superior Court
Lompoc
Ronald
Laguna Beach
UPI
Pacific Ocean
J. E. T. Rutter
Lompoc Hospital Board to Meet Monday at Noon
The hospital board, announced by president Robert W. Chilson, will hold a special meeting Monday at noon to handle routine business. Andrew Hopkins Line Barger, 20, of Solvang, was booked on petty theft and possession of stolen property, bail set at 2250 dollars. Another arrest linked to an electric typewriter theft added Marianne Lois Bridge, 18, of Space 62, with bail 1750 dollars. A 16 year-old juvenile was also apprehended and given to probation authorities.
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Robert W. Chilson
Andrew Hopkins Linebarger
Solvang
Lompoc
Marianne Lois Bridge
N. O St
Space
Honey’s Counsel To Receive Psychiatric Findings In Incapacity Case
Honey refused to comment on how he obtained the mace and sword. Merenbach said two recent psychiatric tests’ findings would be provided to Honey’s counsel for possible public release. Lindsey, representing Honey, alleged the findings were being withheld and based on inconclusive sheriff reports. County counsel noted the incapacity certification must be handled separately from the dismissal appeal.
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Honey
Merenbach
Lindsey
U.S. exports licenses for Soviet Kama River truck plant
The Commerce Department granted licenses totaling 528 million dollars for heavy equipment and data to the Soviet Union, enabling U.S. firms to compete on the Kama River truck plant project. The plant aims to produce 150000 trucks and 100000 engines annually starting 1975, with 54 licenses issued today.
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Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Soviet Union
United States
Commerce Department
Kama River
Moscow
U.S
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Daily Record
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Space and Missile Systems Organization
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Oxford Drive
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Buellton
California Highway Patrol
Highway 246
Fifth Street
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Knights of Columbus
E. Chestnut
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Constellation Road
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