Lompoc Hospital District Posts Large 1975 76 Loss
The Lompoc Hospital District shows a net loss of 265 666 for the 1975 76 year with 56 724 in monthly operating losses in 76 77 raising that year to date loss to 144 823. Most of the deficit stems from extraordinary write offs including 131 000 for unused architectural plans and 100 000 for deferred compensation to former administrator Ken Wicks. The district cites a drop in patient days from 13 440 to 11 800 and occupancy of 35.7 percent as a key factor, with the board planning a census study by Down and Johnson to seek solutions.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc Hospital District
Ken Wicks
Ray Down
Lompoc
Frank Signorelli
Down and Johnson
Signorelli
Johnson
Wicks
Ford Leads In Polls As Carter Hits Economy Issue
Ford reports leads in California and a close nationwide poll as he campaigns in Milwaukee and St Louis with Houston stops planned. Carter focuses on the economy citing government indicators and attacks Ford's policies while criticizing eight years of Republican leadership. Mondale promotes Carter gains in several states and downplays poll significance.
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United Press International
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Milwaukee
Carter
California
Louis Harris
Wisconsin
National Education Association
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Toledo
Walter Mondale
Green Bay
Wis
Chicago
Mondale
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Rhodesian talks split as Kissinger plan rejected
Rhodesian black nationalist leaders rejected Kissinger's plan for a black majority within two years and demanded immediate black rule. White Prime Minister Ian Smith insisted on negotiating only on Kissinger proposals at the Geneva conference.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Kissinger
Richard
Abel Muzorewa
African National Council
Muzorewa
Britain
Hedlund Attacks Lompoc Record Over Probe Coverage
Fourth district supervisor candidate Robert Hedlund denounces the Lompoc Record editorial stance on the Probe article as unsubstantiated smear. Record GM Rennie L Adams defends the paper, says readers were asked who might benefit from Probe and notes Hedlund denied publication rights. Hedlund cites Nixon era smoke screens and calls for investigations of all involved.
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Robert Hedlund
Lompoc Record
Hedlund
Rennie L. Adam
The
Record
Probe
Lompoc- Vandenberg
Adam
Robert Lilley
County Planning Commission
Lilley
Lompoc
Beattie
Nixon
Oil drilling clears Santa Barbara Channel site
California Lands Commission approves Standard Oil drilling on four platform wells in the Santa Barbara Channel the first since 1969. Ventura officials protest environmental impact gaps focusing on tanker emissions. The panel also faced earlier delays as lawmakers sought more study before voting.
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Sacramento
UPS
State Lands Commission
Santa Barbara Channel
Standard Oil Co
Roy M. Bell
Richard Thompson
Mervyn M. Dymally
Ventura County Air Pollution Control District
Jan Bush
Commission
Bush
Ventura County
California
Current
Lands Commission
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Bartlett
Pringle and Wolf
Santa Barbara
Carol Ann Johnson
Frank L. Rizzo
Rizzo
Jaycees
Parks and Recreation Department
Jim Keeling
Lompoc- Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara News & Review
Channel Counties
League of California
Veterans Memorial
Ed L. Battle
Strategic Air Division
Vandenberg Air Force
Lou Garcia
Fred Bock
Democratic Club
Mean Green
Panther
Clarence Ruth School
Washington
Commerce Department
Afl-Cio
George Meany
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