Supervisors Lose First Round in Welfare Battle
The State Department of Social Welfare upheld an aged woman’s eligibility for old age assistance, reversing the county Board of Supervisors who had voted to discontinue payments while she was in Canada. Attorney Stanley Hatch said payments were restored pending appeal, with further cases expected as other travelers contest county cuts.
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Board of Supervisors
State Department of Social Welfare
Canada
Stanley Hatch
Santa Barbara
England
Philippines
Hatch
Arthur Nelson
Youth and Government Conference Plans Set
Santa Barbara County holds its second Youth and Government Conference November 24 25 with 13 high schools sending eight students each plus two from Cuyama Valley The event starts with a Board of Supervisors welcome and fosters county government awareness and potential careers among juniors and seniors across the county.
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Santa Barbara County
Clifford Romer
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Cuyama Valley
Romer
Cuyama
Board of Supervisors
Artists reception features crown and ancient bowl exhibit
Lovartas Gallery hosts an artists reception tonight with sculpture by Bob Houghtaling and watercolors by Ma Britt Dias. The 1969 Flower Festival Queen’s crown, designed and cast by Houghtaling, and a 500 year old Greek mortar bowl on loan from Ed Milonauski will be displayed. Crown viewing is 7:30 to 10 tonight and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow. all are invited. Reception runs 7 to 10 p.m.
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Lovartas
Bob Houghtaling
Britt Dias
Houghtaling
Max Britt Dias
Ed Milonauski
Closing Stocks and Prison Art Display Noted in Colo Release
Closing stock quotations are listed with many company names and percent changes. A separate UPI report from Canon City notes the Colorado State Penitentiary inmate magazine The Interpreter releasing news of an inmate artist whose work will be displayed in New York.
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Canon City
Colo
UPI
the Interpreter
Colorado State Penitentiary
New York
Indians on Alcatraz Invasion Prompts Friendly Persuasion
A group of over 25 tribesmen again occupied Alcatraz Island near San Francisco and vowed to stay, while Coast Guard cutters monitored the scene. Officials met the invaders in attempts to persuade them to leave, citing 1868 treaty squatter rights and federal surplus property rules.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alcatraz
Coast Guard
U.S
Green Beret Outposts Hit Near Cambodian Border
UPI reports Bu Prang and Duc Lap outposts faced rocket and mortar attacks for the 25th day. South Vietnamese forces killed about 50 guerrillas around Bu Prang as 5,000 North Vietnamese operated nearby. Allied sources noted light Vietnamese losses, with U.S. air raids retaliating against suspected gun positions in Cambodia.
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Saigon
UPI
USS
Green Beret
Bu Prang
Duc Lap
U.S
Cambodia
Col
Sak Suthsakhan
Lompoc Santa Maria Life Underwriters Luncheon Program
The Lompoc Santa Maria Life Underwriters Association holds its monthly luncheon today at Foster's Smoke House in Lompoc. Raymond Triplett will present a program titled The Dramatics and Semantics of the Sale. All members and guests are welcome.
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Lompoc
Santa Maria Life Underwriter Association
Foster’s Smoke House
Raymond Triplett
Social Security Office Hours Revised for Thanksgiving
Social Security branch in the Veterans Memorial Building will be closed on Thanksgiving Day November 27. Assistance remains available at the Santa Maria office 705 E Main St from Monday to Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day.
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Veterans Memorial
Social Security Office
E. Main St
Santa Maria
Congress urged to probe 1968 Vietnamese massacre reports
UPI reports lawmakers pressed by Senators Goodell and Minshall to investigate mass slayings in Vietnam. Army inquiry already opened in Saigon after three veterans and a former Combat photographer alleged that members of C Company 1st Battalion 20th Infantry killed civilians in multiple hamlets in March 1968.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Aigon
Charles E. Goodell
Rn.y
William Minshall
Ohio
C Company
1St Battalion
20Th Infantry Regiment
Calvin M. Warner Funeral Pending in Lompoc
Calvin M. Warner died last night at Lompoc District Hospital. He resided at 4185 M Street. Funeral services are pending at the McPeek Family Mortuary with details to be listed in tomorrow's Record.
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McPeek Family
Calvin M. Warner
Lompoc
Warner
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