Carter to name banker to high level position
President elect Jimmy Carter plans to appoint Atlanta banker Thomas Bertram Lance to a cabinet level post in his incoming administration. A final choice between director of the Office of Management and Budget or Treasury secretary had not been made, with Carter aiming for a Dec. 1 announcement. Lance, 45, leads the National Bank of Georgia and has Georgia ties from Carter's governorship.
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Plains, GA
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Atlanta
Thomas Bertram Lance
Rex Granum
Carter
Tually
Bert Lance
Washington
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Treasury
Gramm
Gramum
Granum
National Bank of Georgia
George H.W. Bush
Republican National Committee
U.S
Peking
CIA
Ford
Bush
Plains
Interchurch Thanksgiving Service Tonight at United Church
A community interchurch Thanksgiving service is set for 7 30 tonight at United Church 3346 Constellation Rd Vandenberg Village. Clergy include Rev Richard Harris Rev James Burnham Rev John Eby and Rev Kenneth Boyd with Ruth Lee as organist and director. A second service for Thanksgiving Day is tomorrow at 11 am at the First Church of Christ Scientist 210 South H St. The community is invited.
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United Church
Constellation Rd
Vandenberg Village
Richard Harris
James Burnham
la Purisima Church
John Eby
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Lee
First Church of Christ, Scientist
South H St
Ford and Dole discuss near victory in Oval Office
President Ford met with Sen. Robert Dole in the Oval Office for about 25 minutes to reflect on how they nearly secured victory on November 2. Dole called the talks a good visit and said they discussed the race and the need for a new GOP national chairman after Mary Louise Smith’s resignation. Ford planned to meet Vice President Rockefeller and then take a Thanksgiving weekend at Camp David.
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Washington
Cole
Ford
Mary Louise Smith
Nelson Rockefeller
Betty
Camp David
Maryland
Hedlund seeks staff for key county posts with Dec 8 deadline
Supervisor elect Bob Hedlund hung a Help Wanted sign for an administrative assistant and two planning and one park and recreation positions. Positions pay from 35 to 1,468 dollars monthly with meeting stipends and mileage. Applicants must submit by Dec 8 and reside to clear conflict of interest reports before Hedlund takes office January 3 at 1301 West Guava Lompoc.
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Bob Hedlund
Help Wanted
Hedlund
Park
Planning Commission
Park and Recreation Commission
Planning Post
West Guava
Lompoc
Massive 7.6 Turkish quake devastates Muradiye and Delicay
The Turkish earthquake near Yerevan measured 7.6 and rocked ten provinces. Officials report thousands dead, with Muradiye suffering the most damage and high casualties in Ercis and nearby Diyadin. Relief forces deployed as radio broadcasts switch to funerary music.
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Diyabakir
Turkey
UPI
Muradiye
Delicay
Lake van
Ercis
Diyadin
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
Caucasus Mountains
42 entries ready for Yale parade in Lompoc Valley
Forty two entries including five floats prepare for Saturday's Children's Christmas Parade. The event starts at 10 a.m. from Lompoc Shopping Center, travels to Ocean Avenue then I Street, returns to Bank of America parking lot, where Santa hands out candy canes.
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Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Ocean Avenue
Ocean
I Street
Bank of America
Santa Claus
Bank
Jim Martin
Trustees name panel to oversee district proficiency test plan
Trustees of Lompoc Unified School District appointed three private citizens Karen Schneider Lloyd Spear and Carole Hochstater to a landmark panel for developing the district proficiency testing program. The group includes Barbara Berg and district staff.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Unified School District
Karen Schneider
Cabrillo High School
Lloyd Spear
Carole Hochstater
Barbara Berg
Irwin Wapner
Wapner
Supt
Alice Milligan
Thanksgiving Holiday Fatality Toll Estimated By Safety Council
United Press International reports the National Safety Council estimates 450 to 550 highway deaths and 20 000 to 24 000 disabling injuries during the four day Thanksgiving travel period from 6 pm tonight to midnight Sunday. Comparisons show nonholiday periods yield about 530 deaths and 23 100 injuries. Gasoline prices have eased slightly.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Consumer Buyline starts in Lompoc Record weekly column
A new weekly column titled Consumer Buyline debuts on Page 10 of the Lompoc Record. Authors Jill Kelly and Rebecca Montgomery of Consumer Services United outline aims to help readers avoid consumer problems, know how to handle issues, and think before purchasing.
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Lompoc Record
Jill Kelly
Rebecca Montgomery
Consumer Services United
North H Street
No. 212
Lompoc
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Lompoc Optimist Club
Gil Jaramillo
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Jaramillo
Optimist
Bob Vincent
East Ocean Avenue
Williams Bros
Dan Leftault
Family Watch
Anita Jaramillo
Ivah LaCompte
Rebecca
Tony
Natalie
Eileen Martinez
Georgia
Dole
Help
USGS
Yerevan
Armenia
Lice
Erzincan
Golden
Colo
National Earthquake Information Center
Yale
Don Stalker
Santa Rita
Clara E. Rice
Robert Staff
Trict
Bob Thompson
Safety Council
American Automobile Association
AAA
Tricia Edman
Coast Guard Academy
USCG
Buena Vista Camp
Labor Department
New York-New Jersey
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