Park commission to act on South Coast parks agenda
The County Park Commission meets at Manning Park Montecito to review reports on Los Alamos baseball field Nojoqui Falls lease or purchase Ken Adam Park planting Waller Park patrol open space improvements and last year projects A shrimp plant at Lake Cachuma is on the agenda plus a Park Explorer Program motto and calling cards for commissioners Director Pahos plans a pre meeting park tour and Ellwood Pier visit The group will lunch at Cafe Del Sol Montecito before the 2 p.m. session
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County Park Commission
Manning Park
Montecito
Commission
Los Alamos
Nojoqui Falls
Solvang
Ken Adam
Lompoc Valley
Waller Park
Lake Cachuma
County Park Department
Michael H. Pahos
South Coast
Ellwood
State employes deny administration charges
The California State Employees Association denies any wrongdoing in response to Reagan administration charges that confidential patient records from state mental hospitals were released to unauthorized persons. CSEA officials say the move is a distraction from a Senate inquiry into hospital phaseout and deny hiding information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
California State Employes Association
Reagan Administration
Health and Welfare
Earl Brian
CSEA
Agency OKs oil declaration in Pt Conception area
The County Environmental Quality Advisory Agency approved Union Oil Co. plans to drill up to five additional producing wells in Pt Conception, finding no substantial environmental impact. The panel also named Albert F Reynolds as liaison to the State Lands Commission for an environmental impact report on a proposed Cojo Bay pipeline and barge loading facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Union Oil Co
Pt. Conception
Albert F Reynolds
State Lands Commission
Cojo Bay
Hijacked PAL jet lands safely in Hong Kong
A Philippine Airlines jet hijacked in Manila by three armed Filipinos protesting martial law landed safely at Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong. The plane carried seven crew members and PAL President Benigno Toda Jr who was released after a hostage exchange for the 48 passengers.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Philippine Air Lines
PAL
Manila
Benigno Toda Jr
Philipines
Kai Tak
Peace Corps
Kai
Philippines
Francisco S. Tatad
Mary Crowley
Chicago
Ferdinad E. ) Marcos
Toda
County Personnel Dept Chases Fourth Office Move
The County Personnel Department under Wilbur Wagstaff plans a permanent move into space in the County Engineering Building after four relocations since 1966. Population growth and county service demand are driving space crunches, with the new Environmental Quality office filling remaining Admin Building space and the county guardian office moving to the Courthouse.
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Wilbur Wagstaff
Santa Barbara and
Anapama Sts
Park Department
Sheriff's Administration
Office of Environmental Quality
County Guardian
Fictitious business name Elsey's Liquors in Lompoc
Public notice lists Elsey's Liquors operating as a general partnership at 421 West Ocean Avenue Lompoc California 93436. Owners Shirley J. Tapken and Philip J. Bardelli are named with Santa Barbara County filing dated September 13 1973.
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Elsey’s Liquors
West
Ocean Avenue
Lompoc
California
Shirley J. Tapken
Hillview Road
Santa Maria
Calif
Philip J. Bardelli
Majestic Drive
Santa Barbara County
J.E. Lewis
Claudia Springer
Kiwanis Club Wins Division 29 Award In Lompoc
Floyd Southern installed as president of the Lompoc Vandenberg Kiwanis Club as it earned the Division 29 outstanding club trophy for the past year. C R Smith received the award from Lt Governor Harold Wurtz. Jay Houston and others were installed as officers. Paul Lewis led Key Club duties. Valley Hi’s of the Sweet Adelines provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Southern
Lompoc-Vandenberg Kiwanis Club
C R. Smith
Harold Wurtz
Robert Sauzek
Lompoc
Jay Houston
Dale Anderson
James Shanks
Floyd Rich
Paul Lewis
Key Club
Valley Hi
Adelines
Ardyce Ott
Shirley Baze
Liz Douglas
Bonnie Sandusky
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Three Behavioral Scientists
Karl von Frisch Konrad Lorenz and Nikolaus Tinbergen share the 1973 Nobel Prize for Medicine for pioneering the comparative study of behavior Their work spans insects fish birds and mammals and lays the basis for understanding how behavior develops and is learned Lorenz demonstrated instinct and response in birds while Tinbergen studied stimulus and learning Von Frisch's bee communication work helped define signaling in social insects The Royal Caroline Institute announced the prize and the trio will share 112834 in prize money
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
UPI
Royal Caroline Institute
Karl von Frisch
Vienna
Munich
Konrad Lorenz
Nikolaus Tinbergen
Hague
Holland
Oxford
England
von Frisch
Munich University
European nations to help build Spacelab for shuttle flights
Nine European countries form ESRO will cooperate with NASA on a spacelab to be carried in the shuttle from Cape Kennedy and Vandenberg. The lab includes a pressurized module and an instrument platform for telescopes and equipment. Delivery is planned for 1978 with costs shared by ESRO members Belgium Denmark France Germany Italy Netherlands Spain Switzerland United Kingdom. NASA will train crews and manage flight operations while European crews may accompany missions.
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Spacelab
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cape Kennedy
European Space Research Organization
ESRO
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Switzerland
United Kingdom
NASA
James Fletcher
U.S
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Taylor
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Rick Funderburg
Brian
Senate
Val Verde
Los Arcos
Lafco Special
Santa Barbara
Lockwood Tower
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
LAFCO
County Supervisors’ Assn
Redding
H. Kong
Starbuck
McPeek
North H Street
Order of the Folden
Kiwanis Club
Lorenz
The
Max Planck Institute
Seewiesen
Oberbayern
Tinbergen
Department of Zoology
Linnett's Annual
Lompoc Shopping Center
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