Retirement board weighs funding options for county system
The County Retirement Board considers continuing current funding to cover a 2.4 million unfunded liability over 10 years or switching to a 30 year plan. Actuary Harry Church says 10 years is feasible if inflation is managed, with county contributions near 800 thousand annually versus about half that under a 30 year plan. He notes potential required employee contributions and cites guidelines from the American Academy of Actuaries. Inflation and rising salaries drive prefunding, while management hints at pulling out of Social Security to cut county costs, a move unrelated to the pension plan.
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Red Cross withdraws from Blood Bank Clearinghouse plan
The American Red Cross says it will operate under a Nationwide blood assistance plan after leaving the American Association Blood Bank Clearinghouse. The move, the spokesman explains, reflects a philosophy of community responsibility and aims to cut costly paper work while ensuring blood availability nationwide. The agreement may involve Tri-Counties Blood Bank locally. In a separate note, CTA endorses Bob Lagomarsino for Congress with a 14 to 5 council vote and three abstentions, short of the two thirds needed for formal support.
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Sierra Club beach walk announced for Wednesday evening
The Sierra Club Arguello Group invites the public to a beach walk this Wednesday at 6 p.m. Meet in the Surf Railroad station parking lot with a windbreaker water and flashlight. Contact Chuck LeRoy at 736-5475 for details.
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Closing stocks listed by Lang and Co from Lompoc
The Record furnishes closing stock quotations through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with contact number 733 3551. The snippet provides price summaries for the day across listed securities.
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Obituary for Virgil Fechler Retired horseman dies at 65
Funeral services are pending for Virgil Fechler, 65, of 1676 Eucalyptus Drive Solvang, a retired horseman and cattle ranch manager who died today at Santa Ynez Valley Hospital. He leaves wife Hazel, sons James Allen of Placentia and Marion Fechler of Stone Park Ill, daughter Patricia of Solvang, sisters Mrs William Beebe and Mrs Verna Blythe, brother Day Fechler, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Paaske Santa Ynez Valley Chapel handling arrangements.
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County smoking ban upheld in Data Processing office
The County Board of Supervisors upheld a ban on smoking in the Data Processing Services office at the County Administration Building. Four of 27 county employees are smokers, with concerns about ventilation and non smokers affected by smoke. REACT International, Inc. benefits from a favorable IRS ruling exempting it from federal taxes as a charitable educational organization.
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Lompoc Record Masthead and Staff Listings
A transcription of the Lompoc Record masthead and staff roster listing publishers editors and department heads for the California newspaper based in Lompoc including names such as Mrs A James McCollum Harry J Crompe Rennie Adam Tim Conner Virginia H Sands and several other staff roles and bureau affiliations.
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Santa Barbara County petroleum chief gains support amid controversy
In Santa Barbara County the dispute over Petroleum Administrator Joseph Green's criticism of environmental controls drew mixed reactions. North County leaders and the Santa Maria Times backed Green, while officials reviewed his statements and apologies after questioning by County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson.
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Local AAUW to host African educators in Lompoc visit
The Lompoc-Vandenberg AAUW branch hosts two African educators Miss Eudorah A Bodo and Mrs Sophia Masaninga from Kenya and Zambia October 25 to 30. They will tour Lompoc Unified School District programs visit the Lompoc Museum La Purisima Mission and meet city officials and Beta Pi Sigma members. They travel as part of the AAUW United States State Department sponsored African Educators Program to promote U S educational life.
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Haunted Theater Tour Opens October at Lom poc High
Thespians of Lom poc Senior High School present the 3rd annual Haunted Theater Tour starting Monday October 25 at 3 p.m. in the Little Theater. Tickets cost 25 cents for a 10 minute guided tour offering scenes with Count Dracula Lady Dracula The Operating Table The Mad Scientist The Dinner Scene and Macbeths Witches. Open daily 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. through October 30 with six days of tours. For information contact Larry Bowen at 735 1520.
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