Grand jury indicts four more on drug charges
The Santa Barbara County Grand Jury indicted four more suspects on narcotics charges stemming from the November 13 raids. The indictments raise total cases to 15, with two additional defendants not yet in custody and to be arraigned in Santa Barbara. Darell G. Fabing and Edward Rojas, both from Lompoc, face marijuana and heroin charges respectively and were jailed in Goleta Valley.
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Santa Barbara County
Grand Jury
Lompoc
Justice Court
Darell G. Fabing
Edward Rojas
Goleta Valley
Superior Court
Floyd Dodson
Santa Barbara
California newsmen protection bill cleared by Senate panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved 8-0 a bill by Assemblyman William Bagley to shield newsmen from prosecution for refusing to reveal sources, extending to former reporters. It would cover cases like the William Farr incident and aims to safeguard an unharassed press and the public’s right to know.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
William Bagley
R-San_ Rafael
Bagley
Closing stocks at Record Punk Rauch and Co
The enclosure lists closing stock quotations from Record Punk Rauch and Co located at 3865 F Constellation Road Enon AE.
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Punk Rauch and Co
Enon
Overcrossing plan dropped after funding withdrawal
The Coronado-Brandon Dr overcrossing project on U S 101 in Goleta Valley is dropped as funding from a developer is withdrawn. The County Planning Commission will remove the item from its agenda and continue no hearing. Supervisors-elect Frost and Slater were briefly detained related to a property dispute over the project.
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Coronado - Brandon Dr
U.S. 101
Goleta Valley
County Planning Commission
County
Leland Steward
Frank J. Frost
James Slater
Steward
Kenneth L. Smith obituary and simple Bristol butter incident
Private funeral services were held for Kenneth L. Smith 47 who died last week at his Monterey home. Born in Lompoc in 1925 he was survived by his widow Dorothy a son Glenn and daughter Karen all of Monterey. He leaves two brothers a stepmother and two uncles. In Bristol England Clifton College students lacked butter after a headmaster banned bread butter for a smeared notice board culprit who did not confess.
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Kenneth L. Smith
Monterey
Mr. Smith
Lompoc
Leslie K
Garland Gilkerson Smith
Dorothy Smith
Glenn E. Smith
Karen Smith
Donald
Virginia
Stephen
Margaret E. Smith
Alden Smith
Santa Maria
Robert Smith
Santa Clara
Bristol
England
UPI
Clifton College
California Alaska and Hawaii zip code booklet goes on sale
A booklet listing ZIP codes for California Alaska and Hawaii went on sale at the Post Office for 1. Officials report a tree fire on South Douglas Avenue used about 900 gallons of water to extinguish. Investigators seek the cause. Stella Friar fined 100 for disturbing the peace after a Sept. 28 dispute with a firearm. Jimmy DeMichelle to Santa Maria Superior Court Dec. 14 on marijuana charges. Immunization clinic Friday 9:30 to 11:30 at the Veterans Memorial Building. Fourth District Supervisor Beattie says Lompoc Casmalia Road work has begun. project cost 336000 and should finish by May 1973.
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California
Alaska
Hawaii
Bill Ratcliff
Douglas Avenue
Stella Marie Friar
Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Jimmy DeMichelle
South R St
Santa Maria Superior Court
Francis Beattie
Lompoc-Casmalia
Constellation Road
C. Sanchez and Son
Solvang
Lompoc board stalls house move decision for two weeks
The three member Lompoc Building Board of Appeals postponed a ruling on moving Walt L. Lewis’s house from 331 South C Street to 1317 West College Avenue. About 20 opponents attended while protestant Dick Dixon cited impact on church properties and market values.
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Lompocs
W. College Ave
Lewis
Dick Dixon
Lompoc
Second Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Lompoc High Wins Sweepstakes in Children's Christmas Parade
Lompoc High School Band and Drill Team claim sweepstakes trophy at the annual Children's Christmas Parade held last weekend. Other top honors include first place in senior marching band, junior marching band, color guards, individual and group categories, with numerous trophies awarded across scouts, equestrian acts, and novelty entries.
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Lompoc
American Legion Post 211
Vandenberg Vandettes
Leep 700
Santa Barbara Babes In Toyland
Santa Maria Twirlarenas
Tres Concados Girl Scouts
Vandenberg
Shelly Sweet
Babes In Toyland
Andy Galindo
Kathy Moe
Babes In
Toyland
Lisa
Julie Mummy
YMCA
Elizabeth Sapien
Derek Boucher
Laura Tracy Cowdrey
Betty Wilson
Shelley
Jeffery Clark
Camp Fire Bluebirds
la Purisima School
Lompoc Marlins
Cub Scout Pack
Camp Fire Girls
Jamie Rosauer
Brenda Larson
Williamson Clan Bandits Target Homeowners Warned
District Attorney David D. Minier warns of a national crime ring described as the Williamson Clan acting in Southern California. The group offers seemingly special bargains in painting driveway work and weatherproofing using low quality materials and poor labor. He urges homeowners to verify names and addresses and report suspicions to his office, recommending reliable firms over transient workers.
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Milner
Senate panels seek compromise on environmental impact reports
Two Senate committees pressed for a compromise between developers and conservationists to ease the impact of a state Supreme Court ruling requiring environmental reports on private construction. Lawmakers edged toward Friday adjournment with little progress.
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Wallis A. ‘Turner
Tom Burton
Erik Gundersen
Jim Burton
Calvary Baptist Church
Vandenberg Village
Randy Oshima
Los Angeles
William Farr
Farr
Charles Manson
Alcan
Alum
Johns-Manville
Alcoa
Lear Siegler
American Air
Litton Indus
American Can
Lockheed
APECO
At&t
McDonnell- Douglas
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Penn-Central
Purex
RCA
Bunker-Ramo Rapid American
City Investing
Rapid Amer
Safeway
General Dynamics Union Oil
General Electric
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Westinghouse
General Telephone
Woolworth
Ind
Harv
Imperial Corp
Trans
Util
International Paper
It&t
Kenneth Smith
Daily Record
Veterans Memorial Building
Atty
Gary Dunlap
Dixon
Bill Cruse
James Longtin
Children’s
Minier
Senate
Cutie
Elcid
Rugged
Linnett
Sealy Anniversary Sale
Aare Lhi Teres
Stepcnaa
Morel Wea
Ona NY Taeela
Shepard
King's Furniture
North E St
Ocean - RE
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