California Faces Resumption of Offshore Oil Drilling
Sacramento a state lands commission staff recommends lifting the four year ban on offshore drilling in state waters. The panel plans to vote December 11 after a report outlining spill safeguards and contingency measures.
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Commission
Sacramento
UPS
Houston I. Flournoy
State Lands Commission
Santa Barbara
Flournoy
Santa Barbara Channel
Ronald Reagan
Ed Gladish
Verne Orr
The
Blue Pacific
California
U.S. Department of Interior
Exxon Oil Co
Commission approves use permit for home business in Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commission granted Richard Linden a home use permit at 522 North E St to run a telephone related business with a woodcutting operation. Linden testified all work would occur at the site, not his residence, after tree removal. The group also rejected a motion to issue a commemoration letter for late attorney Bruce Sharpe.
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Lompoc
Richard Linden
North E St
Linden
George Barnes
Bruce Sharpe
Barnes
Sharpe
Commission
Willaim Fick
Fick
James Flegge
Willaim Paulin
Vernon Copeland
Lompoc Record Ad Fees and Publication Details
Entry confirms second class mail status in Lompoc California under Congress act. It notes adjudication as a legal newspaper by Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and identifies Lompoc Record Publications at 126 North I Street Lompoc with phone 736-2313.
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Lompoc
California
Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
Thanksgiving weekend traffic death toll falls short of forecast
United Press International reports 539 people killed in the 102 hour period ending Sunday. The National Safety Council had estimated 625 to 725, with California recording 45 deaths the lowest holiday toll since records began. Texas, New York, Ohio, Illinois and Pennsylvania each logged multiple fatalities. Additional fatalities included 31 fires and 19 plane crashes.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Council
Nixon
California
Highway Patrol
Texas
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Storms ease after night of tornadoes across South
Storms eased in intensity across the South after Monday night’s severe weather. Ten tornadoes were reported in the region with injuries and damage noted in Mississippi Alabama and surrounding areas including Guin Panama and Jones Chapel. Scattered showers and fog affected Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Indiana and Ohio while snow touched Rockies and advisories remained for parts of Arizona New Mexico and Colorado. Morning temperatures ranged from 12 degrees in Rawlings Wyoming to 79 in New Orleans Louisiana.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Guin
Panama
Jones Chapel
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Florida
Atlantic
Texas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Southwest
Desert
Plains
Gulf Coast States
Nation
Rawlings
Wyo
New Orleans
Lompoc Dam debate hinges on feasibility and public vote
City officials weigh a potential dam project with the County Water Agency while dueling views arise from PLUS anti-dam advocates and Taxpayers against the Lompoc Dam. Proponents cite water needs and health standards, while opponents warn of land loss and earthquake hazards.
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Wahlers
County Water Agency
Board of Supervisors
Arneta Crossman
PLUS
Lompoc
Crossman
Phil Kerrigan
Taxpayers Against
Kerrigan
Rodgers
Feather River
Lompoc Man Dies After Apparent Self Inflicted Gunshot
A 43 year old man Gerardo Lopez Reyes died in Lompoc Hospital from a chest gunshot wound in a domestic dispute. Police said the wound was self inflicted during a noon to 12 30 p m shooting at 518 North G Street Apt D. A girlfriend present said Reyes urged her to go to Mexico and refused triggered the self harm. A brief note existed with instructions if anything happened. Funeral services pending at McPeek Mortuary.
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Lompoc
Gerardo Lopez Reyes
North
G St
Apt. D
Reyes
Mexico
Viet Cong boycott ends truce talks in Saigon
Viet Cong officials walked out of truce discussions in Saigon accusing government air strikes of killing or wounding dozens in Communist areas. In Cambodia insurgents attempted to strike Pochentong airport near Phnom Penh with rockets that fell short into a rice field.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Pochentong
Enchilada Sale Is Planned by The Girls Club
The Girls Club will stage an enchilada sale on December 1. Linda Courtemanche says cheese or chicken enchiladas can be ordered by telephone with free delivery or pickup at 122 North G Street. CEED executive director Gilbert Ferguson will speak at a Friends of Santa Barbara County fundraiser dinner at the Miramar Hotel in Santa Barbara. Reservations are via 688 7413. A no host cocktail hour starts at 6 30 p.m.
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Computer Sciences Corp
Vandenberg Afb
Gemini Theater
WAFB
Big Brother Fund
Pico’s
Western Auto
Lompoc
Hut
Mission Hills
Linda Courtemanche
North G St
Friends of
Santa Barbara
Closing Stock Quotations From The Record
The Record furnishes end of day stock quotations via Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc. Contact number 733-3551 for the latest market figures and brokerage service.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Extremists blamed for six Belfast killings amid power share
In Belfast extremists opposed to the coalition government were blamed for six killings over three days. Anthony Braden, 58, a Catholic mill worker, was shot by gunmen in Ardoyne while driving home, bringing the death toll among Catholics to 911 in four years of sectarian violence. Provisional IRA said it carried out Sunday night killings of two soldiers on Londonderry’s Bogside, decrying the power sharing as betrayal.
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UPI
Ardoyne
Anthony Braden
Braden
Northern Ireland
Frank King
The
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Londonderry
Catholic Bogside
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Rennie L. Adam
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Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
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International Press Institute
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Publishers Ass.n., Inc
Lompoc Dam
James Longtin
Stevens
Larry Spanne
Spanne
la Purisima
Dorothy Robinson
East Palmetto
McPeek Mortuary
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Tahitian Village
Cabrillo High School
Lompoc Valley
Democratic Club
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Los Angeles City College
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Orange County
Jorgensen Jewelers
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Rapid American
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Cal Edison
At&t
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Oil Cal
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Imprl Corp
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Sha Lear
Litton Ind
Ulster Police
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Northside Center
Fremont
Thompson Ave
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