Southland fairs and festivals preview Sept events
The Automobile Club highlights 45th Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona and 36th Danish Days in Solvang among a Sept 9 17 rundown. Also listed are Grecian Festival in Arcadia Arts and Crafts in Atascadero Rhythms of Oaxaca in Claremont and more statewide activities.
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Los Angeles
Pomona
Solvang
Southland
Automobile Club of Southern
Palma Avenue
Claremont
Oaxaca
Padua Hills Theater
Huntington Beach
Salt Lake Park
Florence
Salt Lake Avenues
U.S
Main Street
James W. Crawford
Bugs Bunny
Fern Valley Corners
Inglewood
Midfield Street
LA Jolla
la Jolla Cove
South Coast Blvd
Ojai
Libby Park
Ojai Avenue
Signal Street
Paso Robles
Mission San Miguel
Los Angeles County
Court of the Redwoods
International Pavilion
Fairgrounds
San Diego
California
Old Town Plaza
Twiggs and
Juan Streets
Balboa Park Bowl
San Pedro
Milpas Street
Santa Margarita
Old Heidelberg
Highway 101
Ventura
Plaza Park
PTA shifts meeting date to discuss outdoor classroom plans
La Mesa School PTA will meet at the school on Sept. 14 at 7 30 p m to discuss efforts for the district s first outdoor classroom planned on several acres at the rear of the school on Jupiter Avenue Barbara Berg PTA official says attendees include Bob Long district soil conservationist and Roger Hughes a parent driving the project Plans envision California environments including an aquatic life pool desert and mountain scene.
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la Mesa
PTA
Jupiter Avenue
Barbara Berg
Bob Long
Roger Hughes
California
Planners to consider shorter minimum setback
Santa Maria planners weigh cutting residential outbuilding setbacks from 25 to 15 feet. Commissioner Richard M. Clare urges change. Commissioner M V Duncan defends current rules. Hearing set for Sept 27, with Oct 4 public hearing on the proposal.
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County Planning Commission
Richard M. Clare
Santa Maria
M. V. Duncan
Lompoc
Clare
Lester W. Tucker
Vandenberg Village
County seeks equal maternity benefits for female workers
Mrs. Jean Smith, a county Welfare Department employee and expectant mother in Santa Maria, filed a protest with the Board of Supervisors claiming sex discrimination. She notes the county provides maternity benefits only to wives of male employees under a health plan with Equitable Life. The County Employees Association backs her, urging contract changes to extend maternity coverage to female employees.
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Board of Supervisors
Jean Smith
East Boone St
Santa Maria
City of
The
County Employees Association
Zack L. Stringer
Smith
California to fund venereal disease abatement program
The California Department of Public Health approved a county venereal disease abatement program with a grant of 31,995 covering through next June. The county had sought 70,705 for a 15 month project and expects supplemental contracts to fully fund the effort.
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California Department of Public Health
County Administrative Office
State Public Health Office
Allan Hancock College Fall Registration Planned Next Week
Allan Hancock College announces fall semester registration for day and evening classes. Day registration runs Sept. 12 to 14 in the sports pavilion from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with alphabetic time blocks, while evening classes register Sept. 16 in the Student Center from 8 a.m. to noon by last name. All students must provide a Social Security number.
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Allan Hancock College
Supervisors to Review Hancock College Work Referral Pact
The Santa Maria Hospital seeks three Allan Hancock Community College District students for clerical work referrals. County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson says federal funds cover 80 percent of wages with 20 percent paid by the county, under a Higher Education Act program to aid student employment. Each student works about 15 hours weekly through the school year, with termination by June 30 and an estimated county cost of 900 dollars drawn from extra help funds.
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Allan Hancock Community College
Santa Maria Hospital
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
County to endorse plan for Santa Ynez Indian reservation
The Santa Ynez area Indian reservation may receive federal grant funding for an economic development plan focused on irrigation housing and improvements. County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson recommended endorsement after review. The plan was requested by Santa Ynez tribal chair George Armenta in August and no county cash support is sought.
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Board of Supervisors
Santa Ynez Area
Raymond D. Johnson
Santa Cota Reservation
Santa Ynez
Johnson
George Armenta
Santa Ynez Reservation
Solvang
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Ray NeCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lompoc Theatre
Britt Johnson
Richard Whitehead
Lompoc Art Association
May-Britt Dias
Carolyn Schultz
Bank of America
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Hogg
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Hogg Brothers
Title Insurance and Trust Co
Los Olivos
United States
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Raquel Welch
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