No Change Planned in Tobacco Aid Programs
The Nixon administration and Congress will not curb or end tobacco subsidy programs spending about 50 million dollars annually. Agriculture Secretary Hardin plans no changes and there is no Senate move to reduce subsidies despite calls for advertising bans and tighter controls. The programs include loan supports and a five cent per pound subsidy to exporters, plus Food for Peace funded ads for U.S. tobacco in Japan, Austria and Thailand.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon Administration
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
U.S
Food For Peace
Japan
Austria
Thailand
Being Different Noted At Allan Hancock College Opening
Hundreds of students and faculty attended the Allan Hancock College opening day stressing the need to embrace difference as education faces rapid changes. Dan Moore of Times Mirror warned that education will evolve more than any other field in the coming decade and that children are fundamentally different from their parents. Nearby, Senator Ellender defended farm subsidies as essential to protecting farmers, noting U.S. tobacco farming supports about 625,000 families and tobacco brings roughly $1.3 billion yearly to the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hancock College
Dan Moore
Times Mirror Company
Ellender
Agriculture Department
Obituary notices for Cognevich child and Silva resident
A Mass of the Angels for Kirk John Cognevich, 3, will be held tomorrow at 9 a.m. at a Vandenberg AFB chapel following his death at Vandenberg AFB Hospital. Rosary tonight at 7:30 at McPeek Family Chapel. interment in New Orleans. Also, Mary T. Silva, 74, died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. rosary tomorrow night at 7:30, requiem mass Thursday at 10 a.m. at La Purisima Catholic Church. Burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors listed for both families include parents Captain Elmo Cognevich, Ralph Cognevich of Marrero, and extended relatives.
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Vandenberg Afb
Kirk John Cognevich
McPeek
New Orleans
Young Cognevich
Elmo Cognevich
Gardenia
Lompoc
Ralph Cognevich
Marrero
Hewitt L. Brandt
Port Sulphur
Mary T. Silva
la Purisima Catholic Church
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Silva
Azores Islands
N. F St
U.P.P.E.C. Lodge
S.P.R.S.I
St. Anthony’s Lodge
John, Jr
Manuel
Redwood City
John II
Ronald
Patricia Zeitler
Guam
Welfare aid increase denied by Santa Maria Board
A Santa Maria group seeking $200,000 more for clothing grants to welfare children saw unanimous rejection from the Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Curtis Tunnell noted the county welfare budget nears 17.8 million dollars and urged that further funds not be provided locally. Theron Justice of the Welfare Rights Organization warned of seeking state help if denied.
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Santa Maria
Board of Supervisors
Santa Maria Area
Curtis Tunnell
Tunnell
Theron Justice
Santa Maria Welfare Rights Organization
State Department of Social Welfare
Closing Stocks Mixed as Markets End Higher
TheRecord lists closing quotations from Rohrbaugh and Co with many stocks advancing and a few retreating. Notable gains include American Motors, IBM, and Texaco, while Chrysler and General Electric show modest declines. Trading volume reached 10,980,000 shares with rails and utilities posting mixed moves.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcon
Alum
Alcoa
American Can
American Air
American Motors
At&t
Bendix
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
IBM
Imperial Corp
International Paper
It&t
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota
Penn-Central
Cabrillo Booster Club to Meet and Sell Tickets
The Cabrillo Booster Club holds its first season meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Music Room of Cabrillo High School. Football season tickets will be on sale. Also listed is a ten week basic Obedience Training course by the Lomono Valley Kennel Club starting September 10 at City Hall Auditorium with no dogs required for初Class.
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Cabrillo Booster Club
Cabrillo High School
Kennel Club
Lomenoc Valley
Santa Ynez River District Sets Special Meeting Agenda
Directors of the Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District meet Thursday at 3 p.m. in the district office at 3622 Sagunto St Santa Ynez to discuss future State Project water requirements and respond to the State Water Resources Board decision on three petitions for Santa Ynez Buellton area water.
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Santa Ynez River
Mobile X-Ray Unit at Veterans Memorial Building
The X-ray unit will park in the southeast lot of the Veterans Memorial Building at H and Locust on Monday September 15 from 11 am to 2 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm. Anyone aged 15 or over may receive a free chest X-ray during this time.
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Veteran’s Memorial Building
H and Locust
Lawmakers Aim to Override Reagan Vetoes in California
Democratic leaders in Sacramento vow to override Governor Ronald Reagan's vetoes on 1.1 million for Modesto State Hospital, 160 thousand for Otay Mesa prison planning, higher state employee retirement benefits, a high school opening counseling program, and an open presidential primary. The special veto override session runs up to five days with limited attendance and a high legislative cost.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Jess Unruh
Reagan
Stephen P. Teale
D-Rail Road Flat
Earl Warren
Modesto State Hospital
Otay Mesa
California
County Supervisors Protest Oil Platform Plans
The board voted 4 to 1 to protest to the U S Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles district against Sun Oil and DX Division permit to build an oil drilling platform in the outer continental shelf off Summerland. Supervisor Tunnel of Santa Maria dissented, citing the corps focus on navigation over broader public interest.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Los Angeles
Sun Oil Company
DX Division
Continental Shelf
Summerland
Humble Oil Company
Shelf Oil, Company
Santa Barbara
Curtis Tunnel
Santa Maria
George P. Rading
Corps of Engineers
Lompoc Drug Abuse Committee Meeting and Talks
The Lompoc Drug Abuse Committee schedules a Friday meeting at the swimming pool annex on South C Street. Santa Barbara County Health nurse Mrs Eileen Dunn will screen Drugs and the Nervous System and take questions. Robert Ratcliff of USC Pharmacy School will discuss Drugs their use and abuse. Teen sessions on drug issues run Mondays and Saturdays at Community Services House at 8 p.m. For questions, call Maynard Steffen at 52170 or Mrs Dunn at 51987.
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Lompoc
South C Street
Eileen Dunn
Santa Barbara County
Robert Ratcliff
Ratcliff
University of Southern California Pharmacy School
Los Angeles
Community Services House
Maynard Steffen
Dunn
YMCA Summer Attendance Records Report
About 3,000 people joined the YMCA summer program from June to August as reported by Y Director Gene Doud. Cab rillo High School swim program drew 2,667 over eight weeks with 2,317 drop ins, 274 in classes, and 75 in competitive swimming.
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YMCA
Gene Doud
Cabrillo High School
Lake Sequoia
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Senate Agriculture
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Cecelia Brown
Vandenberg
Roy D. Sexton
Base Youth Activities Council
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Miss Brown
Tsgt
Cecil Brown
Kirk Cognevich
Mrs
Mary Silva
Phillips Pet
Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Dart
Safeway
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Textron
Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
TRW
Union Oil
United Aircraft
Uniroyal
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ind
Mati
Helen Haas
W. North Ave
Haas
Auto Gone
John Larsson
Muirfield Ave
Vandenberg Village
Volkswagen
Larsson
Ocean Ave
Sion
Robert Culley
H St
United Fund
The
Canwina Maverick
Hancock and Regal
Paso Robles
Daugoge
Arroyo Grande
HUNT
Hancock
St. Lompoc
Spring St
Roberto Sanchez Hancock
W. Main
Sania Maria
Chipman’s Regal Service
Blosser
Santa Marie
Jack Stewart Hancock Cembiie
Jeff's Hancock
Watanabe Brothers
Guadalupe St
Guadalupe
N. Broadway
Sante Marie
Barney's
E. Ocean, Lompoc
Mem Regal
Betteravia Hancock
W. Bellerovic
Orcutt Hancock
E. Clark
Orcutt
Casarez Hancock
W. Ocean, Lompoc
SEA Dunes Service
Grand Ave
Grover City
Tom Brown Hancock
Vince Lopez
Hancock Oceane
Sandy Leguina Hancock
Higuera St
Slo
Bacon
Pose Robles
Monterey
Morro Beach
Hwy
Morro Bay
Gray's
Oo Daily
Jim
Ocean Avenue
Regent
NO. H St
Zenith
Motorola
Sun
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