Lompoc trustees weigh interdistrict costs and policy shift
The Lompoc Unified School District trustees halted automatic interdistrict attendance approvals noting legal changes may raise costs per student. They approved 10 current attending students while planning a policy to require adequate funding, and explored space and finances studies, a Vandenberg Village library project, and a new teachers federation recognition.
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Lompoc Unified School District
Glen Wegner
Chile coup sparks clashes as workers resist military takeover
In Santiago fighting erupted between troops and factory workers opposing the coup that toppled Salvador Allende. Early estimates warned of up to 1000 people killed in the 24 hour crisis, while the military junta claimed Allende died by his own hand and buried his remains in the capital.
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Chile
Santiago
UPI
Salvador Allende
Congress
Allende
el Mercurio
National Electric Company
Hortensia
Grand jury urges retirement and shakeup in county clerk office
The Grand Jury asks County Clerk J E Lewis to retire for ill health and backs a major reorganization including a separate court branch under Superior Court control and an appointive head to run clerk and recorder functions. Acting clerk and Abersman appointment are discussed, with a pension consideration for Lewis.
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Board of Supervisors
Grand Jury
J.E. Lewis
Allen Abersman
Howard Menzel
Lewis
Oxnard
Lompoc
Helen Angell Tuttle
Santa Barbara
Robert P. Richards
Rita van Buskirk
Teague Confirms Plan to Seek Re-election in 94th Congress
Congressman Charles M. Teague of Santa Paula reaffirmed his intention to run again for the 94th Congress despite potential realignment of his district. He noted press speculation and said he will seek re-election unless the district areas change after the Supreme Court ruling.
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Charles M. Teague
Santa Paula
Board delays water issue decision in South Coast basins
The Board of Supervisors postponed a two month decision on banning small water system permits in water short South Coast basins to assure current users have supply. The delay follows a two hour discussion prompted by Supervisors Slater and Catterlin and directs a report from the Water Advisory Committee and county offices for a November 12 briefing.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
James M. Slater
Charles F. Catterlin
County Water Advisory Committee
Robert M. Edmonston
County Counsel's Office
Slater and
Goleta
Montecito
Carpinteria
Frank J. Frost
Carpinteria Valley
Stanley Hatch
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation
Santa Ynez Valleys
South Coast
Santa Ynez Valley
Abbott
Injured Mission Hills boy’s condition worsens after hit and run
Five year old Robert E. Anderson remained in critical and guarded condition in Marian Hospital ICU as authorities chased leads in a hit and run on Burton Mesa Boulevard. CHP officers pressed a search, questioned witnesses, and pursued a prime suspect amid tips from the public.
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Mission Hills
Robert E. Anderson
Gala
Marian Hospital
Anderson
Burton Mesa Boulevard
Dzamba
CHP
Lompoc
Paticular
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Richard K Jacoby
Library Board
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Jacoby
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
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Raymond D. Johnson
Washington
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Nixon
Burns
Stephen Hoarde
Kiwanis Clubs
Lompoc Valley
Teague
Supreme Court
Vation District
el Capitan Ranch
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California Highway Patrol
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