Nobel prizes awarded in chemistry and physics at Stockholm
The 1970 Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to Luis F. Leloir for sugar nucleotides and carbohydrate biosynthesis. The Physics prize went to Louis Neel and Hannes Alfven for magnetohydrodynamics and space plasma research. Each prize is valued at 78 400 dollars. Alfven teaches in the United States at UC San Diego.
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Stockholm
UPI
Luis F. Leloir
Argentina
Louis Neel
France
Hannes Alfven
United States
Leloir
Erik Rudberg
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Arrests Reported In Santa Cruz Men On Marijuana And Trespass
Sheriff deputies arrested Richard David Postma 19 and Richard Bruce Noe 21 both of Santa Cruz on marijuana possession charges and trespassing on the Cojo Ranch south of Lompoc. They were booked in Lompoc jail around 3 p.m. with bail set at 7250 each. The report also notes a Minuteman I test launch from Francis E Warren AFB Wyoming conducted Monday over the Pacific range.
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Richard David Postma
Richard Bruce Noe
Santa Cruz
Cojo Ranch
Lompoc
Air Force Western Test Range
Pacific
Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Infant Puett Jr. Graveside Service in Lompoc
Graveside services for infant Cole Willard Puett Jr. will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. The 27 day old died Sunday at Lompoc District Hospital with Father Andrew McGrath officiating. He was born Sept 28 1970 at Lackland AFB Texas to SSgt. Cole Willard Puett Sr. and his wife. Survived by sister Wendy, maternal grandmother Ilvestria Ancaeta of the Philippines, and grandparents Duncan Puett of Bangkok Thailand. McPeek Family Mortuary arranged.
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Cole Willard Puett, Jr
Lompoc District Hospital
Andrew McGrath
la Purisima Catholic Church
Lackland Afb
Texas
Cole Willard Puett
Puett
Vandenberg Afb
Wendy
Ilvestria Ancaeta
Philippines
Duncan Puett
Bangkok
Thailand
McPeek Family Mortuary
Supervisors urged to freeze health budget and hiring
Santa Barbara County supervisors debated freezing the mental health budget at current levels amid fiscal pressures. County Administrator Raymond D. Johnson proposed a $302,575 curtailment and a hiring moratorium for the rest of 1970-71, while Dr. Norbert McNamara warned of higher long term costs and possible reliance on state hospitals. The board sought more data before acting, warning cuts could shift costs to in-patient care and affect state funding shares. Meanwhile five teenagers were arrested near Cabrillo High School on loitering charges with two carrying concealed weapons and bail set in the $315–$1,565 range.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Norbert J. McNamara
Johnson
McNarmara
Dr. McNamara
Mr. Johnson
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Santa Ynez Valley
Guadalupe
North County
County Supervisors Freeze Hiring and Approve 3.5 Million Loan
County supervisors vote to impose a moratorium on new hires while approving a 3.5 million loan with a 3.4 percent rate from Wells Fargo Bank. The move coincides with a new salary ordinance adding 1.141 million to county salaries for the last seven months of the 1970-71 year.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Wells Fargo Bank
Bank of America and
Security-Pacific
Gunmen Rob Downtown After Cassius Clay Quarry Fight
Thieves handed out invitations to a party after the Cassius Clay Jerry Quarry bout and later roamed downtown streets greeting about 100 revelers at a home with sawed off shotguns. They forced guests to strip and stole thousands in cash and valuables. Police estimate a haul up to $100,000.
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Atlanta
UPI
Teague Attacks Hart Over Draft Card Claim and Campaign Practices
Republican Congressman Charles M. Teague denounces Gary Hart's Fair Campaign Practices release, accusing Hart of rumors about his character while asserting Hart himself turned in a draft card in 1967. Hart notes legal, peaceful protest and refutes charges of violence and subversive activity.
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Charles M. Teague
Gary Hart
Teague
Hart
Santa Barbara High School
Laguna Blanca
Vietnam
Attorney General
Washington
FBI
House
Congress
Lowenstein
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Alfven
University of California At
San Diego
Daily Record
Cole W. Puett Jr
Lompoc Unified School District
North A Street
Veterans Memorial Building
Jack Lewis
Ann Sweet
Robert Dale Schade
San Pasquale Rd
Terri Dale Costello
N. Fourth St
Rudolpho Razo
Rosemary Terrones
W. Nectarine
Richard Alfred Perry
N. C St
Anna Pauline Theros
W. Cherry Ave
Lawrence Raymond Webb
Jefferson City
Sandra Lou Gohman
Sherburne
Minn
Jeffrey Alan Clark
Delma Martinez
Mitchel Vance Weeks
S. D St
Rita Ann Monasterio
PenmCentral
Phillips Pet
Outboard
Marine
Reeuwee
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Parke Davis
PSA
Alcan
Purex
Alcoa
Eevnee Rca
American Can
Bsc
American Air
Safeway
American Motors
Santa Fe
At&t
Sears Roebuck
Anaconda
Cal Edison
Bendix
Bethlehem
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Wee
Chrysler
Calif
N.J
Union Oil
General Telephone
United Aircraft
Harvernest
Uniroyal
Sea Imperial Corp
U.S. Steel
Eeveerene International Paper
Westinghouse
It&t
Board of Supervisors
Cabrillo High School
Danny Campbell
Uranus Ave
Vandenberg Village
Michael Lee Campbell
Phoenix
Phillip Oliver Powell
Vincent Jeffery Hughey
Phillip Jerome Bolin
N. M St
By Bob Barnes
Curtis Tunnell
Joe J. Callahan
Callahan
Tunnell
Francis H. Beattie
Wilbur S. Wagstaff
Beattie
Art Smith
Napoleon
Medical Center
E. Ocean
East Ocean
Paul Leavens, Jr
Sportsman's Association
O'’Dean Carlson
Sportsman's Field
la Purisima Mission
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