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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
4
The piece contrasts veteran aid approaches, praising California's Farm and Home Loan program and a $1000 property tax exemption while arguing for reforms. It notes 100 percent disabled veterans fall under separate provisions, discusses Proposition 10 for the blind and Proposition 2 for broader exemption, and highlights federal disability benefits and the tax load on veterans.
California voters will decide in November on 155.9 million in state bonds to fund health science facilities at UC campuses. The plan would be a general obligation backed by taxpayers with federal and other aid bringing total funds to 324.9 million. Supporters say it improves health care without property taxes, while Sen. Clark Bradley raises concerns about scope and indefiniteness of construction purposes.
James Rae Preece of Prudential Insurance will instruct a fall class in The Life Underwriter Training Council Course. Floyd Demeron announces the 26 week program runs October to May with weekly sessions totaling about 22 hours. A drive in spaghetti to go restaurant Albertoni's opens Saturday at Ocean Ave and South L Street, noon to 9 p.m. The National Union of Funeral Workers urges undertakers to reject plastic or cardboard coffin offers, warning it threatens traditional coffin makers.
Captain Donald G. Hood of the 4315th Combat Crew Training Squadron at Vandenberg AFB received the Air Force Association Citation of Honor during the 26th annual convention in Washington for improved intercontinental missile readiness training. The award highlighted moves from Chanute AFB to Vandenberg and resulting savings. Hood, a missile operations officer with ties to Lompoc, earned degrees from Chipola College Florida State University and Golden Gate University. Also noted is Navy Petty Officer Third Class Thomas J. Gibson, son of Lompoc residents, departing Alameda for a Western Pacific deployment aboard the USS Enterprise.
A special math class titled The Structure of the Number System will be taught this semester at Allan Hancock College by Orrin Cocks. The Math 10 course requires one year of algebra and geometry as a prerequisito and will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12 10 to 1 00 p m in SC203. Registration is by arranging with the instructor during class hours and the course aims to interest elementary teachers and those curious about arithmetic ideas.
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