Bank stockholders sue Arnholt Smith in largest U S bank collapse
Minority stockholders in U S National Bank sue C Arnholt Smith for 120 million dollars alleging illegal self enrichment through loans far above the federal limit. The suit, filed in U S District Court, names 21 directors and seeks 60 million in actual damages and 60 million in punitive damages.
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Los Angeles
UPI
U.S. National Bank
U.S
C. Arnholt Smith
Smith
Goleta Water District Faces Potential Lawsuit
South Coast landowners plan to sue Goleta County Water District in Superior Court over an initiative ordinance that restricts new water service hookups. George Grover of Corona is expected to represent the prospective plaintiffs alleging no actual shortage and claiming prejudicial abuse of discretion in declaring a shortage emergency.
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South Coast Area
Goleta County
Goleta Valley
Lompoc Record Publisher and staff list
Closing stocks notice from the Lompoc Record identifies its publication under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists Lompoc Record Publications, 126 North I St, Lompoc, CA 93436, with publisher Mrs A James McCollum and executives including Harry Crompe, Lawrence Grossman, Rennie Adam, Tim Conner, and Bob Esken.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
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Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Bob Esken
Verna Linnie Jones 68 Graveside Service in Wasco
Verna Linnie Jones 68 died Wednesday in Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital after a life spent in Oklahoma and California. Graveside services are Sunday at 1 p.m. at Wasco Memorial Park. She leaves three daughters three sons and 21 grandchildren. arrangements by Starbuck Mortuary.
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Verna Linnie Jones
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Oklahoma
Jones
Lompoc
East Lemon Street
Betty Kesteven
Evelyn Kelley
Thornton
Geraldine Henry
Oregon
Bill Jones
Nevada
Jerry Jones
Baldwin Park
Jack Jones
Button Willow
Starbuck Mortuary
Emma Smith Funeral Held in Starbuck Chapel
Emma Bland Smith 86 died Wednesday at Lompoc District Hospital. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel with private interment. Born in Lompoc in 1887 to a pioneer family, she lived here most of her life at 415 East Locust Ave. Survived by daughter Bonnie Butcher of Santa Barbara and two sons Howard R. Smith and Horace M. Smith of Los Angeles, nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Emma Bland Smith
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc
Smith
East Locust Ave
Bonnie Butcher
Santa Barbara
Howard R. Smith
Horace M. Smith
Los Angeles
Youth Injured In Bicycle Fall In Goleta Valley
A 14 year old Vandenberg Village youth, Andy Jahl of 518 Mercury Ave, was in serious condition after a bicycle stunt fall behind 578 Venus Ave. He was treated at Lompoc Hospital then moved to Goleta Valley Hospital ICU and was listed stable this morning. Witnesses said the 4 pm incident drew a large neighbor crowd as deputies and rescue crews transported him.
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Goleta Valley Hospital
Andy Jahl
Mercury Ave
Venus Ave
Lompoc
Goleta Hospital
Kirk Dobashi
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Mail Road
Dobashi
Day of Shame marked by local Birchers
The John Birch Society marks the UN anniversary with a nationwide petition drive to Congress to withdraw the US from the United Nations. Carl Murphy leads actions including distributing literature, collecting signatures, showing films, and urging scrutiny of the UN record.
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John Birch Society
United Nations
U.N
Carl Murphy
Congress
Ford UAW reach agreement ending 185000 worker strike
Ford Motor Co. and United Auto Workers settled a contract covering 185,000 workers after a 21 hour bargaining session led by UAW President Leonard Woodcock. Terms were not released, but Woodcock stated he was satisfied as the deal wrapped up just before a strike deadline. Ken Bannon said the agreement formed in pieces with a final wrapup near 7 a.m.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ken Bannon
Group ends race based entry rules in veterans order
Santa Maria Voiture of the Forty or Eight spares white only policy at its 54th Promenade National in Cincinnati, aligning with IRS pressure to preserve tax exempt status. The group formed after World War I now includes veterans from World War II Korea and Vietnam while maintaining American Legion membership as a prerequisite for invitation.
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Vietnam
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Service
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