Lompoc Students Inducted Into Society of Distinguished High School Students
David Lawrence pastor of Mission Hills Baptist Church announced that three Lompoc area youths were inducted into The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Chris Days of Lompoc High School Obin McDaniel and Glenn Dalton of Cabrillo High were honored for church and civic leadership as part of a nationwide society backed by twenty one colleges with scholarship funds.
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David Lawrence
Mission Hills Baptist Church
Chris Days
Lompoc High School
Obin McDaniel
Cabrillo High
Glenn Dalton
America
Lawrence
Society of Distinguished
Oriental art show at AHC to showcase 500 pieces
Allan Hancock College hosts a two day exhibition and sale of original Oriental art starting Monday September 12 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the student lounge. Marson Ltd of Baltimore gathered pieces from Japan China Tibet Nepal and Thailand including 18th century prints and modern wood cuts etchings lithographs and mezzotints.
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Allan Hancock College
Marson Ltd
Baltimore
Maryland
Japan
China
Tibet
Nepal
Thailand
Hiroshige
Kuniyoshi
Kunisada
Arrogance on display as Boston targets tax delinquents
Boston Mayor Kevin White unveils 22 inch blowups in City Hall lobby to shame property tax deadbeats. Photographs name state Sen William Owens and others with owed sums from forty to sixty thousand dollars as part of a six month campaign to collect 50 million in overdue taxes.
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City Hall
Boston
William Owens
Kenneth Flynn
Royal Bolling Jr
Herbert Connolly
Bolling
Owens
County planners push removal of trailer permit rule
The County Planning Commission voted unanimously to delete from the zoning ordinance the rule requiring removal of illegally sited trailers before applying for conditional use permits. The move follows an interim ordinance and directs the Board of Supervisors to act. The commission approved two CUPs: Warren Stone II for two mobile homes on a 47.5 acre North County property and George F. Magers for a three year trailer dwelling on Campbell Road near Lompoc, with Vista Water Co. able to supply the site.
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County Planning Commission
Warren Stone II
Hal Stone
Stone
Suey
North County
U Unlimited Agricultural District
Tepusquet Canyon Rd
George F. Magers
Campbell Rd
Lompoc
Magers
Vista Water Co
Clarence Minnerly
Ballard
Board of Supervisors
Santa Ynez
Clark Ave. Associates
Clark Ave
Kew Ave
Orcutt
Andrew Brown
Highway 1
Las Cruces
Hancock College Offers EMT Training At Lompoc Center
Allan Hancock College will hold EMT 1 registration on Monday September 12 at 6:30 p.m. in room E17 at the Lompoc Center 1600 W Olive. The four unit course follows Health and Safety Code ambulance guidelines and requires an advanced first aid card or instructor approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hancock College
Lompoc Center
W. Olive
Wearable Artificial Kidney Lets Dialysis Travelers Roam
A new dialysis device from the University of Utah enables kidney failure patients to receive treatment away from hospitals. The Wearable Artificial Kidney weighs eight pounds and is worn on the body, connected to a 20-quart tank, with a 15 minute recharge option. A test group of nine patients treated on a Lake Powell houseboat, showing freedom to travel while dialysis continues.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Lake Powell
University of Utah
Division of
WAK
Utah-Arizona State Line
Willem Kolff
Artificial Organs
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AHC
Los Angeles
Paul A. Lessler
American Medical Association
Lessier
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lessler
Kevin White
Flynn
Connolly
White
Leonardo da Vinci
Navy
Ford
Planning Commission
Commission
Hancock College
Marian Hospital
Santa Maria
Vandenberg
WwWiwsewit
Grange Hall
Maple
Jesus
Erik's
Cups & Planters Miniatures Factory
West Maple
Cowdrey
Vandenberg Village
Baptist General Conference Church
Calvary Baptist
KNEZ
John Boswell
LAW
Grace Church
San Luis Obispo
Johnny
U.S
Youth For Christ
Francis Schaeffer
Rev
Chuck King
Tomroc
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