Vandenberg fire hero receives vator award
Loyd G. Lake a heavy equipment operator at Vandenberg AFB received transportation home after missing his ride. Sgt Robert Zander refused gas money and two weeks later Lake saved Zander during a gas leak repair when the trench ignited and blew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd G. Lake
Vandenberg Afb
Santa Maria
Robert Zander
Zander
Lake
Sergeant
William C. Garland
Strategic Aerospace Divison
Air Force
Mercury seed grain permit required for Santa Barbara area
Agricultural Commissioner Walter S. Cummings urged grain growers to obtain permits before planting mercury treated seed grain. The rule targets seeds treated with Ceresan Panogen or Semesan to reduce mercury hazards to humans and wildlife. Permits require sanitation cleanup, proper containment, and disposal of contaminated materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Walter S. Cummings
Cummings
Department of Agriculture
Victoria Street
Boone Street
Santa Maria
G_ Street
Lompoc
Mission Drive
Solvang
Memorial Building
Carpinteria
Teague honored by veterans groups
Congressman Charles M. Teague of Santa Paula was praised in Washington with a Certificate of Appreciation from major veterans groups. The award highlights his work on the House Veterans Affairs Committee and support for increases in veterans benefits, housing, education, and medical care during the 91st Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Teague
Santa Paula
Washington
Veterans Affairs
The
American Legion
Amvets
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
U.S
Veterans of World War I
U.S.A
Teague
House Committee On Veterans Affairs
House of Representatives
Korea
Veterans Affairs Committee
Beetle Still Sips Gas and Keeps Its Shape
In 1971 the left side rear window was improved and removed from the small car without impacting performance. After 25 years of refinement the model now has a stronger engine yet maintains 26 miles per gallon on regular gas, resists water and antifreeze, and runs on pints of oil. The Beetle retains its classic look.
MacGillivray Responds to PCL Charge Over Environmental Laws
Assemblyman W Don MacGillivray Republican Santa Barbara defends his environmental record after the Planning and Conservation League called him an accomplice in blocking major conservation legislation. He says the report harms bipartisan efforts and cites colleagues Milias and Mulford and his seven conservation laws this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
George H. Clyde
UC Santa Barbara
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
UCSB
Isla Vista
Isla _ Vista
Clyde
San Francisco
UC Berkeley
UCLA
Regents
Blue Ribbon Commission
Tunnell
W. Don MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Assembly Natural Resources Committee
Planning and Conservation League
PCL
MacGillivray
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Vandenberg
Vator Award
By Roger Bollen
Loyd Lake
Dagmar
2Nd St. Solvang
Calif
Pharmacist
Brain Pharmacy
H'’ St
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