Four youths elected to YMCA Directorship board
Gene Doud announced the selection of four Cab arillo High School students Char Murdy and Paul Olson Terri Fuhs of Lompoc High and John Spooner of Allan Hancock College to the 21 member YMCA Directorship board. The article lists winners of cash prizes for Mexican Independence Day and local meeting notices alongside international news from the Suez Canal and the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Gene Doud
Char Murdy
Paul Olson
Cabarillo High School
Terri Fuhs
Lompoc High
John Spooner
Allan Hancock College
Ted Aguirre
Pico Rivera
Cleo Garza
John Nichols
Lompoc
Mexican Social Organization
Aguirre
Planning Commission to discuss lighthouse project at Gaviota
The Planning Commission meets at the County Engineering Building for an all day session to consider Macco Corp request for a conditional use permit to build an ornate lighthouse as part of a sea coast village tourist development at Gaviota. Afternoon hearings cover Goleta Valley rezoning and other public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Commission
County Engineering
Macco Corp
Sea Coast Village
Gaviota
Macco
Hollister Ranch
Planning Commission
Carpinteria Valley
George H. Clyde
First
Shaw St
Los Alamos
Robert P. Rowe
Orchid Dr
Barwick Rd
Goleta Valley
Coca Cola unveils real thing slogan at 5000 bottlers meet
Coca Cola announces a shift from its familiar slogan to Its the real thing. The move aims to appeal to youth seeking authenticity. The unveiling includes a new sign a new theme and TV ads featuring real people and real life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Arden
Coca- Cola
Supreme Court refuses Kalish tax refund bid over Vietnam war
The Supreme Court declined to hear Donald Kalish's bid for a tax refund arguing a portion of his phone bill funded the Vietnam war. Lower courts dismissed his case, while Kalish had earlier sparked controversy by assigning Angela Davis to teach a course, a move tied to ongoing dismissal appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Donald Kalish
Ucla Philosophy Department
California
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kalish
Los Angeles
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Communist Party
California Board of Regents
U.S. Solicitor General
Vietnam
Casmalia Plant Seeks Time To Complete Smoke Control Tests
Officials in Casmalia seek to modify a conditional use permit allowing Pozzolan Products Inc to extend testing of stalled smoke control equipment. A public hearing is set for Oct. 29 in Santa Barbara. The plant, formerly Airox Co, operates near Casmalia on Airox Road, burning shale and producing pozzolan amid local protests over smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casmalia Area
County Planning Commission
Santa Barbara
Pozzolan Products, Inc
Airox Co
Airox Rd
Black Rd
Casmalia
Santa Maria Valley
Drug meetings stress communication across generations
At the Lompoc Library Drug Abuse Committee session two Allan Hancock College students staged skits on the generation gap. Mrs. Eileen Dunn led a discussion with about 80 attendees on how poor communication drives drug abuse, with no election planned at the meeting. The Junior Alpha Club will host a panel on Nov 19. Wilbur Wagstaff was named County personnel director, effective Nov 10, earning 1366 dollars monthly. he is a Stanford graduate with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Allan Hancock College
Eileen Dunn
Santa Barbara County Health Department
Dunn
Kate Sefton
Bob Pawlawski
Tom Pickering
Stuart Fitch
Junior Alpha Club
Board of Supervisors
Wilbur S. Wagstaff
Palo Alto
Wagstaff
Stanford University
Raymond D. Johnson
State to Sell 2.8 Million in Bonds for Ventura Junior College
State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest announced a $2.8 million bond sale set for Oct. 30 to finance a 425 acre campus site for a new junior college in Ventura County. The Kaiser Aetna Development Co. holding lies 13 miles east of Ventura with local bidders showing early interest despite a 5 percent cap on state general obligation bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Ivy Baker Priest
Ventura County
Kaiser-Aetna Development Co
Ventura
Closing Stocks Reported by The Record
The Record lists closing stock quotations from Rohrbauch and Co. with numerous tickers such as Alcan Alcoa Ford General Motors IBM Texaco RCA Sears Westinghouse and U.S. Steel among others. It shows prices percent changes and closing volume of 19 950 000 for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbauch and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcan
Alum
Alcoa
American Air
American Motors
At&t
Bendix
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
IBM
Imperial Corp
International Paper
It& T
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota Mining
Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
Outboard Marine
Parke Davis
PSA
Union Oil
United Aircraft
Uniroyal
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Util
CSEA votes to rescind no strike pledge in California
The California State Employees Association voted 630 to 192 to scrap the no strike pledge at its annual convention in Sacramento. Local chapters must ratify. Governor Reagan criticizes the move and warns of potential election year tensions as leaders push for collective bargaining. Carlson downplays immediacy, noting the vote shows sentiment rather than impending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
California State Employes Association
Ronald Reagan
CSEA
Reagan
Robert C. Carlson
State Workers’ Group
Carlson
Department of Public Works
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Ricky Gene Craighead
S. A St
Lompoc Hospital
Anna Maria Aragon
Miss Aragon
Parks and Recreation
C St
Grefco Inc
Seventh Street
Israel
United Press International
Suez Canal
Kabrit
Cairo
Bitter Lakes
Ismail
el Shatt
Port Suez
Mrs. Sirhan Barred
United Nations
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
Mary Sirhan
General Assembly
Constantine A. Stavropoulos
Mrs. Sirhan
Stavropoulos
Terrie Moser
Pat McCreary
Doris Hawkes
Lompoc Parks and Recreation Commission
Lompoc Jaycees
Commission
Coke
John G. Warner
Atlanta
Coca- Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Plant
Ale Elo
Yenney's
Pizzo
Independent Stations
Educational TV and
FM Music
Weather Channel
Lompoc Vallex
America
D Street
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