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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1975

Page

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Non-teaching workers press for higher pay at board meeting

About 100 non teaching personnel packed the Central Administration Building as Leonard Bonilla of the California School Employes Association urged higher salary consideration. He said 238 of 290 district workers are members and demanded an extra 10 monthly in fringe benefits costing about 26500. Negotiations with Supt. Alice Milligan continued past midnight.

Leonard Bonilla California School Employes Association CSEA Alice Milligan Milligan Bonilla Gov. Brown Gail Steiger Lompoc Federation of Teachers Ann Sweet

Coin collection burglaries hit Lompoc Valley homes

Three neighborhood burglaries target coin collections in Lompoc Valley. At Herman S. Chan’s 4061 Solar Way a partial coin set and a camera were stolen. Walter H. Davenport foiled two thieves at 287 B Burton Mesa Blvd Vandenberg Village. Douglas L. Leardini’s 4075 Polaris Ave. lost a 1922 Liberty Head dollar a 1952 Liberty Head half dollar a 1964 Kennedy half dollar and other items plus about 600 dollars total value. Police note no link between incidents despite proximity.

Herman S. Chan Solar Way Walter H. Davenport Davenport Burton Mesa Blvd Vandenberg Village Douglas L. Leardini Polaris Ave

Ford accepts security and plans Chicago trip

President Ford expressed satisfaction with Secret Service protection and will continue public handshakes during a planned Chicago trip next Tuesday despite calls from some lawmakers to limit appearances. He followed on-spot security guidance after the San Francisco shooting incident and met Republican leaders to stress caution.

Washington UPI Ford Secret Service Chicago White House Ron Nelsen Sacramento San Francisco Nessen St. Francis Hotel Sara Jane Moore Senate Hugh Scott Scott House John J. Rhodes Rhodes Lynette Alice Fromme Patricia Hearst Congress

San Julian ranch fire controlled near Lompoc Route 1

Firefighters battled a 150 acre brush blaze on the San Julian Ranch south of Lompoc using planes bulldozers and shovels. The El Cielito fire was under control by 6 p.m. with crews continuing through the night to extinguish hot spots amid rugged terrain and smoke. Officials cited dry grass southeast winds and coordinated efforts among county state and federal crews.

John J. O'Toole San Julian Lompoc el Cielito Richard Minor Santa Barbara County U.S. Forest Service California Minor Don Perry Ben Dahlen Elmer Barbere

CIA opened personal mail for 20 years

A Senate panel reported the CIA opened and read mail for nearly two decades, including communications to and from Richard Nixon, Martin Luther King Jr., Nobel laureates, and members of Congress. The program began in 1954 and continued to February 15, 1973, with gaps and possible foreign letters, while Nixon seemingly was unaware of the practice. The panel plans hearings and stressed the president should have been informed.

Washington UPI Senate CIA Richard M. Nixon Martin Luther King Jr Frank Church D-Idaho Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Nixon White House Church Ford Foundation Harvard University Rockefeller Foundation Federal Reserve Arthur Burns John D Rockefeller IV King Martin Luther King Richard Nixon Congress Rep Bella Abzug D-N.y Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Walter Mondale Dminn Linus Pauling John Steinbeck Victor Reuther Church James Angleton National Security Council Richard Ober Angleton Angelton

San Francisco Woman Scheduled for 60 Day Psychiatric Evaluation

Sara Moore, 45, charged with attempting to shoot President Ford, will undergo a 60 day mental competency exam at the San Diego Metropolitan Correctional Center. The court ordered the evaluation after a previous court appearance and the binding bail was voided.

San Francisco UPI Sara Moore Ford U.S Owen Woodruff Miss Moore San Diego Metropolitan Correctional Center St. Francis James L. Browning James Hewitt Secret Service

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