Harris Grade Freeway hearing continues to final report
The Harris Grade Freeway agreement returns to the Board of Supervisors with a continued public hearing to review the final environmental impact statement from the State Division of Highways. State authorities uphold freeway feasibility over a reconstruction alternative favored by citizen and environmental groups. The hearing, at the County Administration Building, begins at 2 p.m. with support from local chambers and development groups in Lompoc and Santa Maria.
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Board of Supervisors
Chamber of Commerce
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Lorenzo Dall Armi
Dall’ Armi
Fiveman Board of Supervisors
Vandenberg Village Development Company
Planning Commission
Burton Mesa Blvd
Sirius Ave
Vandenberg Village
Cal
Walter
Mann
Geneva Lowry
County considers drug abuse program coordinator
The 1971 County Grand Jury endorsed creating a county drug abuse program coordinator and sent a resolution to the Board of Supervisors. A report to the Supervisors is planned for Monday from Raymond D. Johnson and others. $24,000 from the county contingency fund may be released to establish the office, needing four of five votes.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
William Wheaton
Santa Maria
Addiction and Drug Abuse Commission
Wheaton
Johnson
Sheriff smiles as low bid wins Goleta sheriff building bid
Sheriff John W. Carpenter beams after J W Bailey of Santa Barbara bid 433 733 for the new Goleta Valley sheriff administration building, well under the 460 000 estimate. If approved October six and twelve, the project could begin and finish by July.
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John W. Carpenter
Sheriff's Administration
Goleta Valley
J.W. Bailey
Santa Barbara
Bailey
County Public Safety Authority
Board of Supervisors
Audit Praises Lompoc Hospital for Strong Finances
An auditing firm issues a clean bill of health for Lompoc Hospital noting solid management and financial status. Year ending July 1 revenue reaches 1,897,224, up 280,000 from last year as inpatient days rise to 27,844. Expenses exceed prior year by 270,000 largely due to salaries and costs.
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Lompoc
Sheldon Gee
Ken Wicks
Don Ausbrooks
John Hannah
Sweeney charged with rape in North F Street incident
Charles Edward Sweeney, 28, of 635 A N First St, appeared in court on rape charges after an assault at a North F Street home between 1 and 2 a.m. Bail set at 6250. Woman awoke to a man by her bed. she escaped through a window seeking help. Arrest made at 4:35 a.m. on probable cause.
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Charles Edward Sweeney
First St
North F Street
Sweeney
House approves antipoverty and child care bill in 251 115 vote
The House backed an antipoverty bill renewing Office of Economic Opportunity programs for two years with a 5 billion dollar authorization. The measure mirrors a Senate plan but will go to a House Senate conference for final differences. The package includes free legal services reforms and a multi billion child care program aimed at aiding working mothers.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Closing stock quotes and Rio de Janeiro drug raid
The Record lists closing stock quotations from Kohrbaugh and Co with numerous company prices and the Dow Jones Averages. In Rio de Janeiro police arrested 200 people and seized 20 kilos of marijuana in a seven hour Mangueira Hill raid.
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Kohrbaugh and CO
Constellation
Lompoc
Alcan
Bethlehem
Dupont
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Int
Harv
Imperial Corp
Age International Paper
It&t
Ee Johns-Manville
Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
Purex
RCA
Rapid American
Rapid Mer
Dart
Safeway
Ampco-Pitt
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Pacific
Sperry Rand
Calit
Telex
Texaco
Textron
Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
Travelers
Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse of Woolworth
Dow Jones
Ind
Trans
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Mangueira Hill
Sheriff’s New Jail Oversight Plan Gathers Citizen Support
Citizens hear jail complaints today as Sheriff Carpenter unveils a system where residents monitor prisoner food and treatment. The program follows the sheriff’s earlier steps to reorganize the department and seek state funding for internal study sessions.
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John W. Carpenter
Sheriff Carpenter
County Supervisors
Court halts Bacon arrest in civil liberties ruling
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Leslie Bacon was illegally arrested in April in a Washington DC commune and flown 3000 miles to Seattle for questioning about the Capitol bombing. The arrest warrant was quashed and the case described as a victory for civil liberties.
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San Francisco
UPI
Leslie Bacon
Washington, D.C
Seattle
U.S. Capitol
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Mike Rosen
Miss Bacon
Leslie
Rosen
California campaign filing progress reported by Brown
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr reports initial filings show 19 of 134 candidates in full compliance with campaign fund statements. Many others expect to meet the October 15 deadline, while 56 additional individuals have contacted the office to indicate plans to comply.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Funeral services pending for L A Witt 66
L A Witt aged 66 died on arrival at Lompoc District Hospital this morning. He lived at 737 N F St Apt F and worked for L S Hawley Corp. Funeral details will be announced in the Record.
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McPeek Family Mortuary
L.A. Witt
Lompoc District Hospital
Witt
N. F St
Apt. F
L.S. Hawley Corp
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