Special Thanksgiving services planned across Lompoc churches
Lompoc ministers organize a community Thanksgiving service at First United Methodist Church with six pastors from local churches and a combined choir. Other services are set at St. Marys Episcopal and First Southern Baptist churches with choirs and a shared blessing. Donations help fund local ministerial work.
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Lompoc
Church of God of Prophecy
Maida Ratcliff
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
E. Central Ave
First Southern Baptist Church
Danny Martinez
W.B. Timberlake
California Senate Approves State Tax Withholding Plan
The California Senate votes 31 to 4 to adopt payroll withholding of the state income tax effective Jan 1. The bill, pushed by Assemblyman William Bagley, aims to raise about 470 million from withholding to balance the budget fund building projects and offer tax relief, with Reagan signaling probable support.
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Sacramento
UPI
California Senate
Senate
California
Ronald Reagan
Lompoc Board Finalizes Policies From Education Talks
The Lompoc School Board approved policy updates addressing teacher autonomy grades final unless fraud or error shown duties for new teachers and substitute counselors. It promises duty free lunch period and limits on unpaid leaves. The district will support culturally and economically disadvantaged students if federal funds remain, and schools must form Faculty Advisory Councils for student activities.
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Lompoc Education Association
Vaughn Proctor
Thanksgiving closure notice for Lompoc and area
Most government offices and businesses close for Thanksgiving with Friday reopenings. Lompoc city offices and schools close on Friday for a four day holiday weekend. County state and federal offices reopen Friday and normal mail delivery continues. The Record remains published Thanksgiving Day with closed offices. Thrifty Drug remains open on Thanksgiving. weather calls for fog, then sun with mild temperatures and specific tide data.
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Lompoc
Israel Meir Says U.S. Relations At The Crossroads
Premier Golda Meir plans to tell President Nixon next month that U S Israel ties are at the crossroads. In Cairo Egyptian officers warned that only military action can end the Middle East deadlock and accused Israel of seeking an empire from the Nile to the Euphrates.
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United Press International
Golda Meir
Nixon
United States
Israel
Means
Nile
Euphrates
Haaretz
Meir
Egypt
Shazir
City Attorney Defends Role In City Council Matters
Lompoc officials held a fifth meeting of the Mayor's Committee to Review Personnel Rules to hear City Attorney James Longtin defend his limited powers and discuss whether the council should oversee the community development director. The session noted control rests with the City Council and staff input, with officials like Gene Wahlers and Dustin Griffith absent.
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Harry J. Crompe
Nicholas Bevilacqua
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Dustin Griffith
Griffith
Bruce Sharpe
James Longtin
Longtin
Sharpe
Cause of Death Remains Unknown in Santa Barbara Sisters
The California Public Health Department said the cause of death for two Santa Barbara sisters, Mary M. Smith and Jo G. Hawley, may never be known after they drank preserved celery juice. Smith died on November 5 and Hawley three days later. Only the jar used for their juice showed contamination, with no poison found in other jars.
Cabrillo Fan Bob Martinez Wears Lompoc Pride Tie
A Cabrillo fan named Bob Martinez was seen wearing a tie reading Lompoc is No. 1. A time and temperature sign at the corner of H and Ocean showed 4:16 at 9 10 p.m. last night.
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Cabrillo
Bob Martinez
Ocean
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Cindy Berryman
Matt Stewart
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Walter Schichner
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