Lompoc area seeks college guidance for juniors and seniors
Lompoc High hosts Sept 23 briefing by Dean Leonard A Dickey of Claremont Men's College and Harvey Mudd College on college admission procedures starting at 9 a.m. The event aims to inform students planning higher education paths with expert guidance.
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Leonard A Dickey
Claremont Men's College
Harvey Mudd College
Lompoc High
OSHA
Bellingrath Gardens
South Africa
Animal Kingdom
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Closing stock prices and market movers recorded
The Record lists closing quotes from Lang and Co with figures for American Air, AT&T, Boeing, Chrysler, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Johns Manville, Kaiser, Lockheed, Sears Roebuck, Southern California Edison, Westinghouse, Union Oil, and others. Key totals show Indust. 648.78, Trans. 132.52, Utilities 59.30 with overall volume 13,730,000.
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Amer
At&t
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Boise
Champ Homes
Chrysler
Comp
Sci
Dupont
Ewag.si Ree
Eastman Kodak Ae
Fleetwood
Ford
GAC Corp
Dynam
Elec
Gen. Motors
Tel . Pala Gulf Oil
Impri. Corp
HarvaBha Int
ITT
Johns Man
Kaiser Ind
Lear Sieg
Lockheed
L.T.V. Corp
McDon Doug
Oxy Eeeles
Pac
Gas & Elec
Swat. Air
Ade Il Rapid American Wts
Sambos
Sears Roebuck
Cal. Edison
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Op Ee
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Telprompter Seca Posaor
Tos
Vox
EBM
TransAmerica Ey
Union Oil
United AC
Ps Oerea
Westinghouse
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Trans
Schwark named chairman of local beautification panel
Elections held at Beautification Commission elected Dave Schwark chairman and Jim Magnuson vice chairman for a year. The panel approved an October start for the revised beautification award program with two homes selected next month and a November presentation.
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Dave Schwark
Jim Magnuson
Westminster man gets prison for May murder of sister in law
Virgilio Bawalan Quitson, 38, of Westminster, was sentenced to state prison for the May 8 killing of his sister in law in Lompoc during a domestic quarrel tied to his divorce. He pleaded guilty to murder and assault with a deadly weapon after a high speed chase and rammed a sheriff's car.
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Lompoc
Quitson
Santa Maria Superior Court
Remedios Castaneda de Jesus
West
Walnut Avenue
Chestnut Avenue
I Street
Mountain subdivision rezoning approved by county supervisors
County supervisors by a 3 to 2 vote approved a rezoning and tentative map for a five unit mountain area subdivision east of San Marcos Pass. Curtis Tunnell switched from no to yes after discussions on fire prevention and planning. Opponents warned residential growth could spike wildfire risk and costs.
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Curtis Tunnell
Santa Barbara
Arthur A. Allen
Tunnell
James Slater
Frank Frost
Board rejects call to close Goleta sheriff substation
The Isla Vista Municipal Advisory Council sought to shutter the Goleta sheriff substation. Board of Supervisors rejected the request, citing budget cuts that eliminated 18 deputy positions and ended the foot patrol. Sheriff John W. Carpenter's office had argued the patrol was not properly needed.
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Board of Supervisors
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Larry Padway
Council
John W. Carpenter
Transient arrested in Lompoc on forged prescription
Lompoc police arrested James Lee Goldsmith 24 a transient after an alleged attempt to pass a forged prescription at 1026 North H Street. He was booked on forging a prescription possessing marijuana a switchblade and burglary. A second burglary count was added for a break in at the mental health day treatment center.
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Lompoc
James Lee Goldsmith
H Street
Goldsmith
North H Street
North G St
County Board Considers Ordinance Changes in Fiscal Dispute
County supervisors urged the county counsel to draft ordinance changes aimed at resolving a publicized feud between County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson and Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd. The dispute centers on who provides fiscal data for budget work with Floyd seeking sole responsibility for figures used to set tax rates.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Paul Floyd
Johnson
Floyd
Firefighters to get 7.5 percent pay boost on first reading
Board approves first reading of an ordinance to raise county firefighters pay 7.5 percent with operation set for November 4 after a 30 day enactment period. Union president Michael Bennett warns of possible strike if requests to tie raises to cost of living or neighbor counties fail.
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Board of Supervisors
Michael Bennett
San
Mateo City
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
County moves to curb avocado theft with new ownership rule
Carpinteria Valley and other areas suffer avocado thefts and ranch vandalism prompting a Board of Supervisors vote. The board ordered drafting of an ordinance requiring certification of ownership or authorization to transport more than 40 pounds of avocados, with county counsel to present it by Sept 30.
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Carpinteria Valley
Board of Supervisors
Half County Faces Mobile Home Siting Clash
County Planning Director Britt Johnson told the Board of Supervisors that roughly half of mobile homes in agricultural areas may be illegally sited. He aims for a mid December report on violations, using data processing to identify infractions and set standards.
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Carpinteria
Britt Johnson
Carpinteria Valley
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
U Unlimited Agricultural District
Health, Public Works
Tepusquet
North County
Air Force EOD team on call 24 hours for bomb responses
Captain Cubbison says the EOD team provides a free community service with on call 24 7 accessibility by phone or radio. Members avoid discussing bomb construction and defusal procedures citing safety and training concerns. They receive hazardous duty pay of 55 dollars a month, prompting questions about adequacy.
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EOD
Air Force
Reynolds
Wade
Green Beret
Washington
Maryland
Sergeant Reynolds
Kallman Names First Appointee to Regional Board
County Supervisor-elect Robert Kallman announced his choice through Board chairman Charles F. Catterlin. The Board approved naming Mrs. Ray Bjorkman of Goleta Valley as the county representative to the Santa Barbara area Environmental Quality Advisory Board. Bjorkman is described as a strong advocate of environmental protection. Kallman will represent the Second District, which covers much of eastern Goleta Valley, when he takes office next January.
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Rodney Bailey
Jimmy
Mission Hills
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Rucker
Cabrillo High School
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Lompoc
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Lompoc Junior High
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Charles F. Catterlin
Kallman
Catterlin
Board of Supervisors
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Santa Barbara Area
Bjorkman
Goleta Valley
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