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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
3
Sierra Club hosts an overnight pack trip on Fig ueroa Mountain with five miles of hiking each day and views of Hurricane Deck meeting at the junction of Figueroa Mountain and Route 154 in Los Olivos. Reservations call Elwood Pickering in Lompoc at 736-8120.
George E. Brown Jr. will visit Santa Barbara on Monday November 3 as guest of the Santa Barbara Democratic League. He will speak at a Montecito Hall dinner after a 5 30 p m reception at Mrs Natalie Daily s home. Reservations available by phone.
The State College Board of Trustees approved seeking a seven percent salary increase for 1%campus system faculty, costing about $24.4 million, despite Gov. Ronald Reagan's opposition. The measure also seeks a 4.5 percent fringe benefits rise to aid faculty recruitment. The board also urged adoption of publication boards to guard against press freedom misuse.
Allan Hancock College hosts its 18th annual homecoming with a full slate of events led to Saturdays game with Merced College at Dave Boyd Field. A car rally, coronation of the homecoming queen, a track meet at Waller Park, a bonfire rally, and a semi formal dance follow the game.
The Record lists numerous tickers with small gains and losses, led by Alcoa, Ford, and General Electric. Trading volumes reach 12,820,000 with overall mixed results across sectors including rails and utilities.
The California Highway Patrol will set up personal vehicle inspection points in Lompoc on November 7 at Central and H Street, November 17 at Ocean and O, November 21 at Central and H, and November 28 at Ocean and 6th Street. The college Fine Arts Department announces a new airtime for Whats Happening at Hancock, moving to 5 p.m. Sundays on KCOY TV Channel 12.
The Planning Commission sent a proposed animal regulation ordinance to the City Council. It would bar keeping roosters over four months old in residential areas and limit other animals to RA zones or require permits, with a six-animal cap for strict residential zones.
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