Lompoc sewer project wins bids amid steep rate hikes
Lompoc City Council awards the Central Avenue sewage plant contract for 14.1 million and a Vandenberg Village interceptor line contract, with total project cost near 14.76 million. Home sewer rates rise to 8 dollars monthly next year and 10 dollars from April 1976, aiming to fund the regional system over 30 years.
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Lompoc
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Lompoc Valley
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Sacramento
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Corona
Henson Construction Co
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Lawrence Cazenave
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Constellation Road
Park Water
Washington
C.H. Reynolds
U.S
United States
Harley Craig
North G St
Craig
Leroy Scolari
Stevens
Brown and Caldwell Co
Alberta Morgan
Art Scott
Cotsenmeyer
School Board Hearings On Broad Social Problems In Schools
Lompoc officials and educators testified on social problems in schools beyond race. Nancy Fitch urged expert help while others, including Robert Paisola and several principals, said incidents exist but are solvable. Supt Wegner and Carol Risch highlighted broad changes and root causes.
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Robert Paisola
Lompoc High School
Robert Bickford
Cabrillo High School
Bernard Moulton
Maple High School
Robert Mott
Lompoc Junior High School
Bill Williams
Vandenberg Junior High School
Lew Copeland
Lompoc
Lompoc Drop In Center For Youth
Betty Biggs
Alberta Morgan
Carol Risch
Robert Thompson
Mel Wilde
Mitchell denies involvement in Watergate planning
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified at the Watergate trial denying he approved the 1972 break in plans. Prosecutor James F. Neal pressed on meetings with G. Gordon Liddy while Judge Sirica admonished both sides.
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UPI
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James F. Neal
Mitchell
U.S
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Neal
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Magruder
Liddy
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Department of Justice
Sen
George S. McGovern
Miami Beach
William G. Handley
Mr. Neal
Lompoc Record Thanksgiving Day Morning Edition
The Lompoc Record will publish a three section Thanksgiving Day edition as a morning paper. It will be delivered by 8:30 a.m. tomorrow with no afternoon edition and a complaint desk open until 11 a.m. for non delivery issues.
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Lompoc Record
Ford Veto Triggers Bipartisan Push to Override
President Ford vetoed the $700 million annual veterans education bill boosting benefits 22.7 percent and adding loans. Lawmakers pledging override expect action when Congress returns after Thanksgiving recess. Ford indicated support only for an 18 percent raise without loans or extended schooling.
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UPI
Ford
Congress
Two day closings told for holiday
Government and business close for Thanksgiving with Lompoc entities adding Friday. Schools Hancock College and Lompoc City Hall close Thursday and Friday while Lompoc Library stays shut both days but reopens weekend hours. The municipal pool closes Thursday and remains open Friday for weekend operation. County Housing Authority closes both days. County MV Department and Administration Building open Friday.
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Hancock College
Lompoc
Municipal Pool
County Housing Authority
Motor Vehicle Department
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