Move to relocate welfare headquarters debated by county board
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson told the Board of Supervisors that the Welfare Department headquarters should be moved from downtown Santa Barbara. A Nov. 17 work session was planned to discuss a capital outlay program and possible new sites in the Courthouse Square area or near Juvenile Hall in Goleta Valley. The panel noted 85 positions added this year and considered decentralization while keeping a sub-office in Santa Barbara if needed.
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County Welfare Department
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Courthouse Square
Goleta Valley
Welfare Department
George H. Clyde
Arthur Nelson
Clyde
Santa Barbara City
Department
Plan to fund new Sheriff's office faces opposition
A proposal to finance a Goleta Valley sheriff's administration building with a 290000 fund balance drew pushback from the County Taxpayers Association. County officials propose 60000 from the capital outlay levy plus the fund balance to cover about 350000, with further talks set for November 17. Supervisor Curtis Tunnell cautioned against a costly project.
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Board of Supervisors
Sheriff’s Administration
Goleta Valley
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Army engineers seek renewal of Pt Sal Road closure at Vandenberg
The Board of Supervisors considered a request from the U S Army Corps of Engineers to renew an agreement closing a portion of Pt Sal Road inside Vandenberg AFB. Santa Maria supervisor Curtis Tunnell opposed closing it, citing fishermen and others who use the road. Brown Road in the reservation may also be closed. the matter was referred to Road Commissioner Leland Steward for investigation. The request, from A D Stanley chief of the corps real estate division, would take effect June 13.
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Johnson
Santa Barbara Hospital
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Sheriff’s Department
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pt. Sal Rd
Vandenberg Afb
Board of Supervisors
Brown Rd
Leland Steward
A. D. Stanley
Corps’ Real Estate Division
County Supervisors Face Merits Review Over Judge Secretaries
County supervisors agreed to review the qualifications of judges secretaries to see if they meet the top pay level as legal stenographer clerks. The County Employees Assn. protested saying the secretaries have long received $626 monthly while the listed range starts at $515. The association urged a consistent merit system and noted funding comes from county funds.
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Board of Supervisors
County Employees’ Assn
Zack Stringer
Stringer
Col
Richard Temple
County Taxpayers’ Assn
Nixon seeks $300 million for 30 ships a year to modernize fleet
President Nixon will ask Congress to renew the aging merchant fleet and lift U S flag share of foreign commerce from 5 to 30 percent. He favors a multi billion private investment program and a threefold rise in ship construction, while the Pentagon opposes an extra one billion for naval shipbuilding added by the House to the current authorization.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Merchant Marine Administration
United States
U.S
Pentagon
House
Russians may attempt first manned space station orbit
Space experts at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics meeting say the Soviet Union has flight tested space station elements and may soon launch a manned orbital platform. They note Soyuz flights may have tested modules, with US plans for a three-man workshop in 1972 and a 50-man base by 1980.
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Anaheim
UPS
Soviet Union
America
Aerospace Society
Fritz C. Runge
McDonnell-Douglas Astronautics Co
The
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Runge
United States
Ellsworth
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
U.S
Lost red knit cap found at La Purisima Mission
Officials at La Purisima Mission reported a missing red knit cap belonging to a girl about 12 was found and turned in by a crew member who had it in his pocket. The cap was surrendered to the Mission office and will be kept for its owner.
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la Purisima
Chicago trial reveals plan to film police clash at 1968 convention
Undercover detective James Tobin testified that Rennard Davis ordered demonstrators to attack police lines to be filmed while avoiding capture on TV. Davis directed marshals to kick cops as cameras recorded, and Tobin cited Rubin leading a rampage through the Loop before Rubin’s arrest for disorderly conduct.
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Chicago
UPI
Rennard
Rennie
Davis
James Tobin
Tobin
Grant Park
Conrad Hilton
James Rochford
Michigan Avenue
Rochford
Jerry Rubin
Youth International Party
Yippies
Rubin
Lompoc Soil Conservation District Meets October Twenty Second
The board of directors will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday October 22 at 7 30 p m at 1515 E Chestnut Ave Lompoc The Tri Counties Blood Bank will be at the Lompoc Alpha Club clubhouse Friday from 430 to 630 p m in today’s notice.
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Lompoc Soil Conservation District
Chestnut Ave
Tri- Counties Blood Bank
Lompoc Alpha
Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Agenda Topics
Reports from commission members on the proposed teen center the condition of local parks and the Ryan Park improvement priority list will be discussed tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the City Council chambers Recommendations to be forwarded to City Council include changing regular meeting nights for the commission and the proposed teen center
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Ryan Park
Commission
Quality control seminar set for Santa Maria at Holiday Inn
The Vandenberg Santa Maria section of the American Society for Quality Control will host a seminar titled Quality, what is it all about on Saturday at the Holiday Inn in Santa Maria. Speakers include Melbourn D. Johnson of the Santa Barbara Research Center Clarence E. Booth Jr of Litton Industries and Owen Servatius of California State Polytechnic College. An introductory dinner is planned Friday, with registration starting at 8 a.m. Saturday.
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Vandenberg
Theft reports in Lompoc and Vanderberg Village
Lompoc police report a 12 string guitar valued at 325 stolen from Lisa Hunt of 621 BW Ocean Ave in Lompoc. A purse containing 1500 and personal papers belonging to Miss Barbara Bickford of 689 Vela Way Vanderberg Village was reported lost in the city yesterday.
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Lisa Hunt
Ocean Ave
Lompoc
Barbara Bickford
Vela Way
Vandenberg Village
Bickford
Kremlin offers Czechoslovakia aid and troop pullbacks
Russian sources say Moscow will grant conditional economic aid to Czechoslovakia and stage limited troop withdrawals as part of a new era cooperation. The accord may require Prague to acknowledge the 1968 invasion as justified and could include larger Soviet troop withdrawals in coming years if expectations are met.
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London
UPI
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Moscow
Prague
Lompoc Museum Associates Elect Officers and ByLaws Adopted
Lompoc Museum Associates Inc elected Earl W. Calvert acting president and named Charlotte Benton Walter Spanne Harold Thompson Mrs John McKenzie Ronald L Fick Ray C Jacobs and Pierre Claeyssen as directors trustees An extensive gift of Indian artifact collection by Clarence and Jennie Ruth supported the move toward leasing the old Carnegie Library on South H Street for a museum.
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Lompoc
Ray C. Jacobs
Pierre Claeyssens
Gordon Davis
Earl W. Calvert
Walter Manfrina
Laura Henderson
William Ruffner
Eugene Forbes
Eddie Benhart
Don T. Goodhad
Walter Holmdahl
Brandt elected West German chancellor
The Bundestag elected Willy Brandt as West Germany's first Socialist chancellor in nearly 40 years, forming a coalition with the Free Democrats. The vote totaled 251 to 235, with Kiesinger's Christian Democrats moving to opposition. Brandt pledged closer ties with Communist nations while preserving NATO roles.
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Bonn
UPI
Bundestag
Willy Brandt
West Germany
NATO
Brandt
Social Democratic Party
Free Democratic Party
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic
Adenauer
Kau- Uwe von Hassel
Paul Luecke
von Hassel
Free Democrats
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Christian Democratic Party
Kiesinger
Christian Democrats
Germany
Hermann Mueller
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Ind
Lois White
Chester Johnson
Martin Marietta
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lloyd Stone
United Fund
Lompoc, Calif
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James Longtin
Longtin
California
Lou Garcia
H' St
East Los Angeles
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