Lompoc Cable Franchise Talks Advance Toward New York Draft
Lompoc officials and TelePrompTer manager James Johnson refined the 15 year cable franchise draft last Friday. If TelePrompTer executives approve, the pact could reach the City Council on October 4 for consideration. The deal includes a public disclosure clause and a free service policy, with minor wording changes and provisions on price promotions and city control after expiration.
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James P. Sweeney
Lompoc
TelePrompTer
Joe Johnson
New York
Davidson
Johnson
Charles Ward
LUSD chooses local sack lunch program over外 district contracts
Lompoc Unified School District trustees vote to develop a local sack lunch system rather than contracting with Orcutt or San Luis Obispo. They warn of potential state liability and await a central kitchen due in about a year, with SB 120 compliance and surveys to determine needy students.
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Sue Edelman
Lompoc Unified School District
Barbara Berg
Jack Helman
Orcutt
San Luis Obispo
Lompoc
Joe Carlin
Karl Braun
Robert Coe
Donald Adams
Clarence Bloom
Berg
Helman
Carlin
State Bureau of Child Nutrition
Gary Hart
Omer Rains
Central Kitchen
Bloom
Food Service
Alice Milligan
Overdrafts Tied to Georgia Governor Campaign
Federal regulator testifies that LaBelle Lance's 1974 bank overdrafts exceeding 100 000 may have illegally financed her husband Best Lance's gubernatorial bid. He described discussions with the Justice Department and said some overdrafts appeared to fund the campaign. Lance faces questions from a Senate panel.
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Washington
UPI
LaBelle Lance
Best Lance
Robert Serino
Senate
Lance
Serino
Comptroller of the Currency Office
Raises and benefits okayed for Lompoc school staff
The Lompoc Unified School District board approved higher wages and benefits for non bargaining unit staff. Certificated management will have a 5.9 percent total rise in salary and benefits, consisting of a 5.2 percent wage hike and a $250 increase in health and welfare payments. The group includes the Superintendent, two Assistant Superintendents, the Business Manager, and directors of Student Services, Curriculum, and Special Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Unified
Jaworski panel meets on probe and Seoul visit
Leon Jaworski and the House Ethics Committee held a surprise closed session to discuss recent developments in the South Korean influence buying probe. Jaworski said he would address the panel in executive session, with possible plans to visit Seoul if cooperation from Tongsan Park is assured. The report also notes district salary increases for classified staff, substitute raises, and a total compensation cost of 121 500 dollars. Weather shows clouds with late clearing and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s.
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Washington
UPI
Leon Jaworski
House Ethics Committee
Jaworski
Seoul
Tongsan Park
South Korea
Alice Milligan
Florian Lokoszka
Milligan
Two killed and two injured in separate traffic crashes
Two people died and two were injured in two one car accidents last night. Louise Lamberson, 31, currently in critical condition at Goleta Valley Hospital, rode with Irene Garner, 28, who was cited for possible felony drunken driving after their Highway 246 crash. In the second crash, Everett Hayes Jr., 28, died at the scene when his car plunged down a 125-foot embankment on Highway 1 near Jalama Road. the other driver, 24, died at Lompoc District Hospital. Funeral services for both victims are pending.
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Louise Lamberson
North A St
Goleta Valley Hospital
Lamberson
Irene Charlotte Garner
North 6Th St
Highway 246
Highway 1
Garner
Lompoc District Hospital
Everett Allison
Hayes Jr
North Flores St
Apt. 2
Los Angeles
Jalama Road
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Starbuck Mortuary
LNG Legislation Clears Path for Coastal LNG Facility
The California Senate approved SB1081 to permit a single LNG terminal in a remote coastal area with strict population limits and a state agency to pick the site from a Coastal Commission list. The bill, sent to Gov. Brown, faces concerns over local control and weather risks at Point Conception.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
California
Alfred Alquist
San Jose
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Point Conception
Public Utilities Commission
Coastal Commission
Oxnard
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Lou Cusanovich
Westlake Village
Omer Rains
Ventura
Senate panel abandons Carter utility rate reform plan
The Senate Energy Committee voted to drop Carter's proposal to end bargain rates for big power users and to study alternatives allowing federal intervention in state rate cases with an emphasis on energy conservation. The panel rejected delaying the issue and moved to address remaining energy measures alongside the House bill.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Energy Committee
Carter
J. Bennett Johnston
D-La
Energy Committee
Senate
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
President Carter
Department of Energy
Inmate Attacked at Lompoc FCI Leaves One Stable
A 23 year old inmate at FCI Lompoc is in stable condition at Vandenberg AFB Hospital after an early morning cell assault. The 23 year old, jailed for heroin possession, suffered lacerations and may have unknown weapon use. The FBI leads the case as a second stabbing in a week at the facility.
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Sue Edelman
F.C.I. Lompoc
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Jose Villa-Beltran
F.C.I
Gary Aldinger
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Davidson and
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Alquist
Indonesia
Alaska
John V. Briggs
Fullerton
Gov. Brown
Edmund G. Brown Sr
U.S. International Investment Corp
Perta Oil
Pertamina
Republic of Indonesia
Pacific Lighting Corp
Reggie Turnbo
FCI
Aldinger
Villa-Beltran
VAFB
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