Health officer seeks new county dog policy
County Health Director Joseph T. Nardo urged higher penalties for loose dogs and increased permit fees as he updated the Board of Supervisors on the Carpinteria Valley “killer dogs” incidents. A plan to raise dog license fees and redemption costs was approved for two weeks pending further study and city coordination.
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Joseph T. Nardo
Board of Supervisors
Nardo
Carpinteria Valley
Dr. Nardo
Curtis Tunnell
Tunnell
Animal Division
San Luis Obispo Dog Show Draws 1297 Entries
The San Luis Obispo Kennel Club hosts its Fourth Annual Dog Show and Obedience Trial at the Senior High School grounds on Saturday September 27 with 102 breeds represented in conformation and 83 dogs in three obedience classes. Judging starts at 8 a.m. for conformation and 9 a.m. for obedience. Admission is free. Doreen Alford 21 says she will proceed with a wedding plan including 19 bridesmaids and two pageboys at her fiancé’s cost despite threats to call off the wedding.
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San Luis Obispo Kennel Club
Swanscombe
England
UPI
Doreen Alford
Dudgeon Attends California Aging Seminar in Anaheim
Ted Dudgeon of Lompoc joins 150 plus leaders at an educational training seminar September 17 18 and 19 at the Anaheim Holiday Inn. Sponsored by the California Commission on Aging and San Jose State College Foundation, the event aims to expand senior programs through local sponsorship and volunteer networks.
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Ted Dudgeon
Lompoc
Anaheim Holiday Inn
State of California Commission On Aging
San Jose State College Foundation
Dudgeon
Santa Barbara County
E. Cypress
Charles W. Skolen
California
Skolen
State Commission
Lighter Side of Flying Demands Honest Pilot Chatter
In a humorous column, Dick West argues travelers may favor a nervous captain over a boastful one. He recalls Captain Abrams who warned of a thunderhead and stayed groundward, asserting passengers prefer pilots who show fear rather than false outer calm. He jokes that certification should test for a yellow streak.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Mike Happy
Washington
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Abrams
Federal Aviation Administration
Warning on county oil office funds prompts supervisor alert
County Petroleum Engineer David K. Bickmore’s Santa Maria office collects oil inspection fees under $1,000 a month to offset a 47 287 dollar budget for the year. County Auditor A T Eaves Jr warned the Board of Supervisors as they approved an extra 4 000 for Bickmore to pursue an oil investigation in the Santa Barbara Channel. The funds will come from a 4 475 dollar contingency to hire help and equipment to assess the Union Oil Co leak and natural seep emissions off Coal Oil Point Goleta Valley. Bickmore plans to rent an aircraft and boat for 2 060 labor costs of 912 and drivers 1 080. A mid November report is expected. General Research Corp of Goleta Valley assists. Supervisor Grant called the report highly useful. The board had previously approved doubling inspection fees.
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David K. Bickmore
Santa Maria
A.T. Eaves Jr
Board of Supervisors
Bickmore
Santa Barbara
Union Oil Co
Coal Oil Point
Goleta Valley
Eave
General Research Corp
Daniel G. Grant
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