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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1974

Page

5

Lompoc High selects student body and class officers

Freshmen elections finalize student body officers at Lompoc High with Paul LaRue as president and Anna Kays as vice president. Isabel Hernandez heads the class of 1975 with Joe Miliate as VP and Mary Thibodeau as secretary treasurer. Junior and senior class leaders, Cabrillo yearbook staff appointments, and student council plans are outlined along with enrollment figures and early-year activities.

Lompoc High School Paul LaRue Anna Kays Denise Lacanette Larry Burbridge Diane Braun Kevin Kane Mike Spring Isabel Hernandez Joe Miliate Mary Thibodeau Pete DeJesus Peter Morgan Tanya Yuhas Debbie Gilmore Robbie Coe Nora Harrison Susan Cunningham Christa Gibbs Steve Miliate Jean Valencia Robert Hernandez Kimberly Heard Shelley Hamer Yvonne Linde John Mintz Dianne Henson Gisela Guerra Nancy Rookhuyten Mary Hummer Chelle Maruschewsky Debbie Munoz Cabrillo Robin Garmen Charmen Culberson Amy Gilliam Diana Keener Shawn Linderman Jon Lyra David Gurney Jackie Baker Janet Harris Sandi Manor Rosemary Avery Marshall Frazier Dana Norris Mike Singleton Kathy Bremer Evangeline Browne Sean Dallagee Kevin Woods Steve Hines Karen Kaleta Cabrillo High School James Callan Callan L.A Judicial Committee Lompoc Peggy Kerrigan Spenser Charles Hurlbut Mrs. Emerson

Men’s hair styling boom drives color perms and Ford staff shifts

Salons report growing demand for men color changes and longer hair perms to add body. In Washington, President Ford reorganizes his White House staff with Gen. Haig leaving for NATO and Robert Hartmann emerging as key adviser and speechwriter. Hartmann’s influence and proximity to the Oval Office underscore power shifts as Haig departs. Industry sources estimate the men’s color market at over $15 million in 1974, up from $4 million two years earlier.

Washington UPI Ford White House Alexander M. Haig Jr NATO Nixon Robert T Hartmann Hartmann Haig Milton Freedman Richard Nixon Rose Mary Woods Oval Office Bob Los Angeles Times House J. F Ter Horst terHorst John W. Hushen Hushen Justice Department Detroit News Detroit Grand Rapids, Mich Philip W. Buchen Buchen Leon Jaworski University of Michigan Law School Ford Associates John O. Marsh Jr Marsh Virginia L. William Seidman Grand Rapids Seidman Betty Ford Anne Armstrong Burch Federal Communications Commission Phoenix Areeda William J. Baroody Jr Baroody Defense Melvin Laird Paul A. Miltich Michigan Miltich Ken W. Clawson Paul A. Theis Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Theis Philip Warden The Chicago Tribune

Ford reshapes staff as Haig heads to NATO

Ford continues a staff overhaul with Henry Kissinger era aides and Nixon veterans stepping into key roles. Hartmann and Buchen surface as central figures guiding pardons and oversight while Marsh Marsh and Seidman propel policy and economic planning.

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