Lompoc Pioneer Society Reunion Weekend Plans
The 50th annual Lompoc Pioneer Society Reunion opens with a 7 p.m. dinner at Grange Hall 435 North G St. The event honors San Julian School District alumni and Lompoc High School classes of 1926 and 1951. Mayors and officers named. weekend events include museum open hours, a reception at Artesia School, and a family picnic at Ryan Park.
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Jessie Ramming
LeRoy Begg
Wilma Moody Thomas
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Artesia School
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Ryan Park
Strong warning issued over 72 hour street parking
Lompoc police warn cars campers and boat trailers left on city streets over 72 hours will be towed at owner expense and cited. 54 cars towed since January and 13 inoperative cars on private property. Moving a vehicle a few feet does not reset the clock.
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Lompoc
Howard Reshoft
Reshoft
Summer's labor day travel surge eyed by nation
United Press International reports a Labor Day weekend of record travel and gatherings as Vin cent Tofany estimates 13.1 billion miles will be driven. Authorities plan extra patrols nationwide for a holiday period from 6 p.m. today to midnight Monday with projected tolls of up to 460 deaths and 15 000 to 18 000 injuries.
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Lompoc
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New Jersey Turnpike
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Gaviota
Jim Horton
Jim Keeling
Jerry Kunkle
Jaycees
City halts PG&E rate hike for two months
The Federal Power Commission grants a two month suspension to PG E price increases after the Northern California Power Agency and its member cities contest the hike. Lompoc expects about 16 700 dollars in monthly savings, and the delay shifts the extra cost to October 26.
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Robert 0
Redding
NCPA
Lompoc
Wahlers
Federal Power Commission
CB Handles and Illicit Practices Define Local Citizens Band Scene
In a three part series, residents describe CB radio as largely illegal in use from handles to long distance skip transmissions. FCC relaxations allow mixed legality and new nicknames while enforcement remains watchful. youths form bold monikers and organize casual gatherings, date plans and even illegal broadcasts, all under the eye of Lompoc police and Civil Defense patrols as the band expands to 40 channels in January 1977.
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Jim Sweeney
Federal Communications Commission
Garry Benson
Lompoc
Mr. Clean
Thousand Oaks
Jaws
Greenland
Guam
Bahamas
Cber
Howard Reshoft
Tom Rush
FCC
Unemployment rate edges higher to 7.9 per cent in August
The U S unemployment rate rose to 7.9 percent in August, the highest this year, with 7.5 million people unemployed. Teens drove much of the increase, as the teenage jobless rate climbed from 18 1 percent to 19 7 percent.
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UPI
Labor Department
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