County approves retroactive raises for 2300 county workers
The Board of Supervisors approved a measure boosting pay for more than 2,300 county employees retroactive to July 5, totaling 530,585 dollars plus fringe benefits. Most raises vary by position with 27 percent for many, while 533 roles receive no increase and 18 assistant heads see specific boosts.
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Zack L. Stringer
Board of Supervisors
County Employees’ Assn
Afl-Cio County Social Workers Union
Internal Revenue Service
Sheriff's Relief and Benefit Assn
Raymond Johnson
Sheriff's Association
Final auction of Lompoc United Fund tonight on Channel 4
The final auction to raise funds for Lompoc Valley United Fund will air at 8 on Channel 4 Cable Television. UF officials say many fine items remain and previous auctions have been very successful. A Tuesday Farm Organization meeting was held Monday at the Knights of Columbus building after being advertised in yesterday's Record. Parents of Headstart children are urged to attend a 7:30 meeting tonight at Peace Lutheran Church. A $750,000 personal injury suit was filed in Santa Maria Superior Court yesterday by Dale E. Barker of Lompoc against Paul T. Yasaki over a Sept. 26 motorcycle collision near East Ocean Ave and S Fifth St. Barker seeks damages for injuries and possible permanent harm. Job Corps recruiter Mrs. Susan Rodriguez will be at Rural Manpower, 102 W Ocean Ave, tomorrow 10 a.m. to noon. open to youth 16–21 with no job or experience, no appointment needed.
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Lompoc Valley United Fund
Channel 4
Peace Lutheran Church
W. Ocean Ave
Santa Maria Superior Court
Dale E. Barker
Lompoc
Paul T. Yasaki
Susan Rodriguez
Lompo School Board Maintains Policy Shifts Amid Population Change
The board kept its policy on class shifts despite protests over lumping ages into combined classes. Superintendent Wegner argued limits allow principals to adjust sizes, citing prior use elsewhere. Parents, teachers, and local officials warned of impacts on education and funding as base and city enrollments diverge.
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Glen Wegner
Wegner
Steve Straight
Dick Shiers
Lompoc Education Association
Dave Manship
LEA
Milligan
Westwings
Ecology advocate joins city recycling committee
Margaret Adam, newly appointed to the city recycling panel, recalls Berkeley influence on her ecology views. She advocates reducing energy use, promoting composting, and educating the public to separate organics from recyclables while considering costs and energy in recycling. She plans community outreach through service clubs.
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iEd
Don Hinderliter
Jean Jacoby
Art Heinrich
Vaughn Proctor
Margaret Adam
Berkeley
Adam
Protests Turn Violent as Thieu Inauguration Nears in Saigon
Antigovernment demonstrators set fire to an American jeep and two cars near Tan Son Nhut Airport and a car at U S Ambassador Bunker's residence. Police offer a 150 dollar reward for information on violence. In Krek and Tay Ninh, casualties include three South Vietnamese killed or wounded as Khmer Rouge fire and rnds of 120mm mortar hit targets. Kontum saw an American Birddog shot down during raids by Communist forces as U S air losses exceed 8000 aircraft through typhoon Hester. The U S troop total dips below 200,000 for the first time since 1966.
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UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Krek
Tay Ninh
U.S
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Ellsworth C. Bunker
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