Campaign ’70: Santa Barbara area races heat up
Charles M. Teague seeks a ninth term in the 13th district with abortion and Vietnam as top issues. Gary Hart runs first time in Santa Barbara. Others include Lagomarsino of Ventura and Hart’s ally Herron. In the 36th district, MacGillivray defends, Palmer enters race urging responsive district representation.
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Charles M. Teague
Santa Paula
United States
U.S. Congress
Gary Hart
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Los Angeles
Congress
Teague
House Committee On Agriculture
House Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Hawaii
Alaska
House
Republican Policy Committee
Stanford University
Stanford Law School
Norma Teague Potter
Alan Teague
Judith Teague Kenyon
Marjorie
Vietnam
Environment Protection Agency
Democratic Party
Senate
Chet Holifield
Stanford-in-Washington
Eugene McCarthy
New York
Allard Lowenstein
Harvard
Hart
Cary
Tougaloo College
Mississippi
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ventura Counties
Lagomarsino
Natural Resources and _ Wildlife Committee
Judiciary
Revenue and Taxation
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
W. Don MacGillivray
California Assembly
MacGillivray
San Luis
State Assembly
Kenneth A. Palmer
Assembly
Palmer
Carpenter and Thornton Vie for Santa Barbara County Sheriff-Coroner
John W. Carpenter current Carpinteria chief of police with 15 years in law enforcement and FBI Academy graduate competes with Thomas H. Thornton Santa Barbara official and former FBI agent for the county sheriff coroner post. Thornton cites long FBI service and law and order stance amid concerns about societal disintegration.
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Santa Barbara
John W. Carpenter
Carpinteria
Carpenter
FBI National Academy
Washington, D.C
University of Southern California
el Camino College
California State College
Long Beach
California
Thomas H. Thornton
FBI
National
Santa Barbabara
Thornton
Margy
Sheriff Coroner election framed as county crisis
Carpenter and Thornton present rival plans to reform the sheriff's department, emphasizing structural overhaul, 20th century needs, and beefed up training. Both pledge aggressive action against narcotics, campus disorder, and rising crime, with Thornton advocating armed campus patrols and closer inter-city coordination to restore order and public safety.
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State and National Wildlife Federation
Peace Officers’ Association
State Conservation Council
Lagomarsino
Ojai
Senate
Gov. Reagan
Carpenter
Grand Jury
Isla Vista
Santa Maria
Sheriff's Department
Lompoc
Thornton
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State Senate
Russell G. Herron
Camarillo
Herron
Democratic Central Committee
Elise
Feu
Herr
Obispo
Santa Barbara State College
UCSB
Navy
Mary Dee
Arroyo Grande