Birthday Horoscope and YMCA Site Purchase in Lompoc
Lompoc longtime feature includes a birthday column for October 4 1969 and daily zodiac advice for October 5. Also reported, the Lompoc Valley YMCA board approved buying the present site at 222 N I St for 18000 dollars, with plans to improve the church structure and maintain current facilities for about five years.
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Obituary for Robert Lee Chandler Jr at 24
Robert Lee Chandler Jr died early today at Stanford Medical Center Palo Alto at age 24. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William Hodges of 609 East Jewell Santa Maria. Funeral arrangements are pending at Newhart Family Santa Maria.
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Stanford Medical Center
Palo Alto
William Hodges
E Jewell
Santa Maria
Newhart Family
Talugom double rosaries and requiem planned for Santa Maria
Recitation of double rosaries for Arcadio P. Talugom and Wenceslao Talugom set for 8 p.m. Monday at Newhart Family Garden chapel Santa Maria with a 9 a.m. Tuesday double mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Guadalupe. The brothers died in a Guadalupe fire Sept. 30 Arcadio 68 born Tiburon Cebu Philippines Wenceslau 64 born same place. Both residents of Santa Barbara County 39 years in region and 15 with Gerrard Farming Corp. Wenceslaus never married Arcadio survived by four sons and two daughters. Visitation 6 p.m. Sunday to 10 p.m. Monday at Newhart Family chapel with rosary time.
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Five Die in Denver Area Plane Crash Amid Snowstorm
United Press International reports a Metro Airlines commuter plane overshot an instrument approach at Stapleton International Airport near Denver. The crash killed five passengers with two others injured as the first major fall storm deposited up to seven inches of snow and caused dangerous road conditions.
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Brandt Seeks Stable Chancellery Majority in Pact Talks
Foreign Minister Willy Brandt and Free Democratic Party chairman Walter Scheel met with President Gustav Heinemann to push their coalition pact as Christian Democrats threaten to block Brandt’s bid. With votes tallied, Brandt appears to hold a narrow edge above the 249 needed on the first ballot.
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Humphrey predicts Haynsworth not confirmed to Supreme Court
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said Haynsworth would not win Senate confirmation. He spoke to newsmen before addressing an American Society for Information Science meeting in San Francisco.
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Ahuna Faces Forgery Charges in Santa Barbara Court
Joseph Paul Ahuna 28 woodcutter of 124 S G St Lompoc Justice Court case led to two counts of forgery in Santa Barbara Superior Court after pleading guilty in Justice Court Judge Terrill F Cox. Additional marijuana and dangerous drugs charges were dismissed. Bail set at 3125. he remains jailed on Sheriff’s hold.
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S. G St
Santa Barbara Superior Court
Lompoc
MOTOREDE Presents Second Film Showing On Youth Issues
A second showing of films on sex education and teenage drug abuse is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building. The program is sponsored by MOTOREDE Committee of Lompoc, an ad hoc group of the John Birch Society.
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Veterans Memorial Building
Movement To Restore Decency
Lompoc
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John Birch Society
Hancock College Adds Fifteen Instructors Across Disciplines
Allan Hancock College expands its faculty with fifteen new instructors this year. New Fine Arts teachers include Joseph Berta and Dan Pessano, while drama arts gain Jack Shouse. English adds David Rollison and Ray Lyon. Spanish welcomes Wesley Muscio. Additional hires span philosophy, political science, social science, business education, dental instruction, and nursery school leadership.
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Dan Pessano
Jack Shouse
Hancock
Dramatic Productions
Frances Conn
David Rollison
San Francisco State College
Ray Lyon
University of Texas
Eugene Stevens
Lompoc Record
Santa Maria
Wesley Muscio
Gene Gawain
David Yamada
Rio Hondo Junior College
Stan Carroll
Frances Hughes
Robert Penny
JoAnn Wilson
Kenneth Davis
U.S.A.F. School of Medicine
Montgomery
Alabama
Elderly pilot dies in crash in Whittier
A 79 year old Pasadena woman, Mrs Minia Polly Stoehr, piloting a single engine plane, and 68 year old Monrovia resident Mrs Della L Kerfoot died when the aircraft struck a tree and burned in a residential vacant lot after circling overhead. The plane had taken off from Brackett Field in Pomona about 15 minutes earlier.
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Minia ‘'Polly’’ Stoehr
Della L. Kerfoot
Monrovia
Calif
New Vietnam fighting as General predicts winter offensive
U.S. paratroopers killed two communist troops and captured 12 near Bong Son as Gen. Earle G. Wheeler arrived in Saigon predicting a new winter offensive by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese. An American helicopter was shot down with one crewman killed and another wounded. Allied forces reported clashes near Tuyen Binh with multiple enemy fatalities and Allied casualties. Wheeler cited three withdrawal conditions tied to Paris talks and violence levels.
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Saigon
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Santa Rosa quake not caused by San Andreas fault
Seismologists blame the Healdsburg fault for a 5.6 tremor that damaged Santa Rosa and Norte California coast. Mayor Ryerson pegs losses at 5 to 10 million with hospital damage nearing 1 million. Experts warn of further large quakes unlikely for 10 to 15 years.
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