Capital outlay plan eyed for sheriff office and court needs
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors reviewed a $2.4 million capital outlay program for 1970-71. Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson proposed adding a new sheriff administration building at a $60,000 levy, with the Safety Authority funding $290,000 of a $350,000 project. The board will hold a meeting to discuss long-range site plans for county offices and possible court expansion beyond the current courthouse.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Sheriff Administration
Johnson
Santa Barbara County Safety Authority
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Theater Helper Extinguishes Car Fire Saturday
Ronald Morgan assistant manager at Lompoc Theater deserves credit for stopping a car fire Saturday night. Dave Barcelona of 416 E North Ave discovered the engine fire while driving north on H Street toward Ocean Avenue and drove into the alley beside the theater where Morgan used a fire extinguisher to put out the flames.
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Ronald Morgan
Lompoc
Dave Barcelona
North Ave
Barcelona
H Street
Ocean Avenue
Morgan
Allan Hancock College opens ASB ICC offices in Student Center
Allan Hancock College announces new ASB and ICC offices within the Student Center. The offices operate Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Tuesdays and Thursdays when they close from 11 a.m. to noon.
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Allan Hancock College
ASB
ICC
Hurricane Laurie Poised Along Gulf Coast
United Press International reports tropical storm Laurie bringing squalls and showers as it moves northward in the central Gulf of Mexico. A hurricane watch spans from Galveston to Pensacola with the storm about 360 miles southwest of New Orleans. Winds reach 50 mph in squalls extending 150 miles from the center as Laurie heads northwest at 12 to 15 mph.
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United Press International
Laurie
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Tex
Pensacola
Fla
New Orleans
Infant Son Dies at Vandenberg AFB Hospital
Obituary for Vincent Charles David Lacy infant son of Sgt and Mrs Danny Lacy of 4035 N M St Lompoc. Born and died Oct 17 at Vandenberg AFB Hospital with funeral services pending at Newhart Family Mortuary Santa Maria. Further details in tomorrow’s Record.
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Newhart
Santa Maria
Vincent Charles David Lacy
Danny Lacy
N. M St
Lompoc
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Senate panel eases provisions in tough tax reform bill
Senate Finance Committee, led by Russell B. Long, is mid revision of the House tax reform bill. Provisions are softened or dropped, as business groups had urged changes after the 238 page measure drew protests and strong tax-raising implications. Mills faces ongoing debate and potential shifts in tax inequities.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Court of Appeals
House of Representatives
Senate Committee
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tion
Mail
Russell B. Long
D-La
Santa Barbara Faces Beach Pollution Complaints
Residents of Santa Barbara and Montecito urge the Central Coastal Regional Water Board to curb city pollution of the oceanfront. A protest petition by hundreds, presented by C W Staufenberg, prompted the board to seek legal guidance on possible corrective powers.
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Santa Barbara
Montecito
Central Coastal Regional Water Quality Control Board
C.W. Staufenberg
K.R. Jones
Board
Execu
Power plant waste rules approved for Diablo Canyon discharges
Central Coastal Regional Water Quality Control Board adopts rules governing waste discharges into the Pacific from the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant amid protests by UC Santa Barbara ecologist Joseph Cornwell and Shoreline Preservation Conference’s Fred Eissler who demand independent studies. Eissler clashed with board chair Brendlin as he pressed for more scientific preparation while the board defends reliance on state agencies. The project is under construction with initial permits granted and a license expected from the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Pacific Ocean
Diablo Canyon
Central Coastal Regional Water Quality Control Board
UC Santa Barbara
Joseph Cornwell
Fred Eissler
Shoreline Preservation Conference
Eissler
E.E. Brendlin
Brendlin
Santa Barbara
Lake Nacimiento
Fissler
K.R. Jones
Atomic Energy Commission
Predicted strikes loom as economy cools in 1970s era
Nixon advisers at the Business Council meeting in Hot Springs forecast rising unemployment and more strikes next year as inflation cools. Labor Secretary Shultz warned of wage demands to match living costs while officials say inflation remains a risk and firms brace for possible walkouts amid evolving labor contracts.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Business Council
Hot Springs
George P. Shultz
Commerce Department
Shultz
Fred J. Borch
General Electric Co
Closing Stocks Mixed Totals From Record Service
The Record via Rohrbaugh and Co lists closing quotes for Alcon Alcoa American Can American Air Chrysler Ford General Electric General Motors IBM Johns Manville Lockheed McDonnell Douglas Minnesota Mining Texaco Textron United Aircraft Union Oil Woolworth and others with prices and percent changes. Trading volume noted at 13.54 million shares.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcon
Alum
Alcoa
American Air
American Motors
At& T
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
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
SoCal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Oil of
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Textron
Times Mirror
TransAmerica
TRW
Union Oil
United Aircraft
Uniroyal
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ind
Nixon backs Haynsworth bid amid harsh charges
President Nixon reaffirmed support for Clement F. Haynsworth to the Supreme Court and denounced the accusations as vicious character assassinations. He said the Senate would likely confirm after full review of Haynsworth’s background and charges.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Senate
Haynsworth
Greenville
S.C
Sen
Birch Bayh
Forefront
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert G
Bobby’’ Baker
Senate Democrats
Elks Youth Leadership Contest opens for applicants
The annual Youth Leadership Contest by the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks invites high school students to enter through their schools. Winners receive U S Savings Bonds ranging from 1250 to 2000 dollars at national level, with regional awards of 350 dollars and 100 dollars per boy or girl winner.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks
Elks National Foundation
U.S
Elks State Association
Bob Hough
Elks Lodge
Counselors
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Border defoliants used by Canada and US for decade
Canadian official states that chemical defoliants have kept a treeless vista along the 2964 mile border. He denies Sen Nelson’s charge of a 20 foot wide Demilitarized Zone and cites a 1925 treaty requiring visible monuments. Monuments must be visible, hence cutting trees. Initial axes gave way to chemicals after highway and hydroelectric groups deemed them safe.
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Ottawa
UPTI
Canada
United States
A. F. Lambert
International Boundary Commission
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Lambert
Commission
U.S
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Aima Life & Casualty
Harry Morris Insurance
E. College Avenue
UFE & Casualty
Neg Cochran
Howreoe Theatre
H’ Street
Vasuen
Warner Bros
Seven Arts
Henry Fonda
Jason Jobards
West
Techniscope
Paramount Picture
Gwangi
Ekco
Telion Rr
New State
Teflon
Teflon IL
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