Community notices of events and arrests in Lompoc and region
Daily record lists REACT signups at Security Pacific Bank Friday 7 30 p.m. free coffee cake. Lompoc Plaza openings. Gemboree plans at Santa Barbara County fairgrounds. immunization clinic at Veterans Memorial building. Lompoc Apartment Association meeting. Community Woman's Club rummage sale. high school flag twirlers car wash. Fernando Medina Herrera arrested on Lompoc Court warrant in August stabbing. burglary at Mission Hills with 913 dollars loss. Lompoc Recreation Fall Swim schedule and class registrations with times and contact number.
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Oxnard
Fernando Medina Herrera
Lompoc
Herrera
Hart to speak at Lompoc Farm Bureau meeting Monday
Democratic Assembly candidate Gary Hart will address the Santa Barbara County Farm Bureau at their Lions Inn gathering at noon. Mayor Jim Loebl of Ojai, a Democratic Congressional candidate in the 19th District, accuses Gerald Ford of using amnesty as a GOP distraction from unemployment and economic woes.
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Democratic Assembly
Gary Hart
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Jim Loebl
Ojai
Congress
Gerald Ford
Loebs
Ted Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Closing Stocks Quoted By Lang and Co Record
Closing stock quotations are supplied to The Record by Lang and Co of Lompoc. The notice lists price quotes and market activity for mutual funds and equities through their brokerage service.
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Lang and Co
Lompoc
Conformation judging guides Ryon Park dog show
Fred Vulin explains how conformation judging works at the Lompoc Valley Kennel Club event in Ryon Park. Dogs are judged within breed classes by sex and age, with winners returning to a winners class and the top dog earning points based on rivals beaten under AKC standards.
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Ch. Blackwood
Delilah
Lompoc
Fred Vulin
Lompoc Valley
American Kennel Club
Six base employees win money saving awards at SAMTEC
At Vandenberg Air Force Base SAMTEC workers are honored for savings in generators document handling and deactivation costs. Frank Takken received 1230 dollars for reducing generator costs, Sven Ernberg 860 dollars for fewer document copies, and three others earned exceptional savings awards totaling over 1.1 million dollars in various programs. Albert Troughton also received a RECON program management award.
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Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Frank R. Takken
Santa Maria
Air Force
Space and Missile Systems Organization
Sven C. Ernberg
Lompoc
Air Force Wide
Directorate of Engineering
Leroy A. Grantski
Samso Minuteman
William R. Hill
Sacramento Air Logistics Center
Byron H. Yarling
Hunstville
Lompoc Record Public Notices Details and Rates
Public notice text from The Lompoc Record lists publication status under court decree, publisher and editor names, organizational affiliations, and staff roles. It includes a subscription rate of 2.50 per month and notes daily publication with weekend and holiday exceptions.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
California
No. H St
Lompoc
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Jeffery W. Adam
Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Veterans Affairs Office on Wheels Visits Lompoc
The Veterans Administration Los Angeles regional office sends its Office on Wheels roving van to Lompoc Shopping Center on Thursday and Friday September 1 and 27. Three aides will answer veterans questions on G I Bill education, home loans, medical care, compensation and job training. Hours are Thursday 10 to 5 and Friday 8 to 5.
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The
Veterans Association
Lompoc
Veterans’ Affairs
Armed Services
Veterans Administration
Los Angeles
Office On Wheels
Veterans Benefits
G.I. Bill
Harmer Sees Reagan Impression on Reinecke Vacancy
Republican lieutenant governor candidate John L. Harmer said Governor Ronald Reagan gave him the impression he could be appointed if Ed Reinecke vacates the post. Harmer spoke with Reagan but says no commitment or offer was made. Reinecke faces Oct. 1 perjury sentencing linked to 1972 ITT antitrust testimony. vacancy would shift to the next elected lieutenant governor on Dec. 31.
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San Jose
UPI
John L. Harmer
Ronald Reagan
Ed Reinecke
Harmer
GOP
Reagan
Reinecke
U.S. Senate
KNTV
Obituary for Sonya K Jenkins 1963 1975 Porterville
Requiem mass for Sonya K Jenkins, 11, will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Base Chapel No. 1 at Vandenberg AFB. Interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born in 1963 in Kentucky, she died Tuesday in Porterville. Daughter of Sgt John and Mrs Peggy Jenkins of 330 Rosewood St, she is survived by sister Dana. Friends may call at Gregory McPeek Mortuary until 8 p.m. and 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Sonya K. Jenkins
Base Chapel No. 1
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Sonya
Kentucky
Porterville
Sgt
John
Peggy Jenkins
Rosewood St
Dana
Gregory
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REACT
Radio Emergency Association
Security Pacific Bank
MacFarlanes
Lompoc Plaza
Santa Maria Gem and Mineral Society
Santa Barbara County Fairgrounds
Veterans Memorial Building
Kailani Village Recreation Hall
Community Woman’s Club
N. Daisy
Lompoc High School
Ray’s Mobil
H Street
North Avenue
Marcel F. Harpster
Parte
Mission Hills
Sheriff's Office
South C Street
Nastics
Jr. & Sr
Jim Loebs
American Air
GAC Corp
Ilha
APECO
Union Oil
United A-C . Ceed
Lear Sieg 4
U.S. Steel
Comp
Sci du Ecanoon
Bse
Westinghouse
L.T.V. Corp
Zapata Co
McDon Doug
Eastman Kodak Eee
Ryon Park
Albert L. Troughton
SAMSO
Directorate of Procurement
Evergreen Cemetery
California Newspaper Publishers
Ass H
Veterans Admin
Sonya Jenkins
McPeek Mortuary
Perry
Neil Gregory Frosty McPeek
H’ Street
Order of the Golden Rule
Habla Espanol
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