County hopes to get revenue sharing funds next month
County officials expect an initial million dollar allotment from the Federal Revenue Sharing Program as early as next month. Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd said contact with the Treasury Secretary's office supports the plan, with over 2.7 million in revenues anticipated for 1972 and potential budget impacts by June 30. The money will start in a trust account and may be used flexibly to reduce taxes or fund new programs, while officials press federal contacts for details.
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Dick Praul
Paul Floyd
Treasury Secretary
Floyd
Washington
Trustees Rally for Federal Education Funds in Senate Move
Lompoc Unified trustees mobilize support for funding to aid federally connected students and Public Law 874, sending a resolution to Congressman Teague and Senators Cranston and Tunney. They urge full funding and threaten program cuts or shorter school year without adequate appropriation as HR 15417 faces passage.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Unified School District
U.S. Senate
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Karl Braun
Charles M. Teague
Alan Cranston
John Tunney
Nixon
Board of Trustees
Lompoc Unified
Bell
Congressman Teague
United States
Lompoc School Board Deliberates on Taxes and Movements
The board approved 100 percent entitlement for on base Vandenberg students and 73 percent for off base military-connected students under a new bill. Trustees took no position on the Watson property tax limit initiative for the November ballot. Dave Manship urged backing the measure, warning Watson’s plan could shift more than 2.5 million. Agenda included Artesia School relocation, new certificated personnel policy, Miller-Unruh Reading funding of 113019, kindergarten speech screening, and enrollment under projections. Ann Sweet to be appointed to the personnel Commission on Dec 1.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Watson
John Beattie
DeWayne Holmdahl
Dave Manship
Lompoc Education Association
Artesia School
Artesia Avenue
el Camino School
Robert Young
la Canada School
Ann Sweet
Sadie Starr 92 Obituary Graveside Friday in Lompoc
Sadie Starr 92 died this week in Inglewood. Graveside services will be at noon Friday at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. Kenneth Boyd officiating. She was born 1880 in Kearney Nebraska and lived in Lompoc in the Fifties. Survived by two daughters three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Sadie Starr
Inglewood
Kenneth Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Lompoc
Starr
Kearney
Nebraska
Palestine
Order of the Eastern Star
Sacha Seeley
Georgia McKay
Los Angeles
Rabbit chase earns patrolman the nickname Rabbit Man
In North Hollywood, Sgt Joseph Reiner chased a runaway white rabbit to help a mother, despite slipping on grass and injuring his knees. Four officers assisted. one nabbed the rabbit beneath a car and returned it to Marilyn Huseby, the grateful mother.
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North Hollywood
UPI
Joseph Reiner
Reiner
Police Academy
Marilyn Huseby
Community events and dancesListed for Oct at local venues
The Cabrillo Booster Club holds its first meeting Oct 3 at 7 30 p.m. in the school music room. A Mexican Social Organization hosts a dance Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Building with Los Alegres and Los Navengantes. Admission 3 dollars. A Santa Maria style barbecue by National Federation of Federal Employes Union Local 1001 is planned for Saturday at Waller Park in Santa Maria with chicken and tii tip, noon to 3 p.m., games and prizes after. For tickets call re 4 4123 3 4126 or 6 3129. NET airs a film series VD Blues starting Oct 9 with a Q and A panel. An after the game teen dance follows the Lompoc St Bernard football game at Veterans Memorial Building with Boogie, 9 30 p.m. to midnight, $1 at door.
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Cabrillo Booster Club
Los Alegres
Los Navengantes
Veterans Memorial Building
National Federation of Federal Employes Union
Santa Maria
Waller Park
Lompoc
St. Bernard
Goleta water ballot initiative eyed by voters group
Citizens for a Responsible Water Policy hands Goleta County Supervisors copies of a proposed initiative to let voters decide on importing Feather River water. The board referred the matter to County Counsel for review and set to resume discussion at the Oct. 24 meeting while noting concerns about costs and sourcing.
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Goleta County
Feather River
Daniel G. Grant
Charles F
False alarm hijack scare hits Olympic Airways flight
In Singapore a false hijack alert on Olympic Airways OA472 from Sydney to Athens via Singapore prompted emergency action. The flight engineer activated a panic button by mistake, triggering a 15 minute transponder alarm with 31 passengers and 11 crew aboard before authorities learned there was no hijacking.
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Singapore
UPI
Olympics Airways
Sydney
Olympic Airways
Athens
Bangkok
Australian High Commission
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House
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Trans
International Paper
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It&t
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England
Dunton Bassett Womens Cricket Club
Daily Record
NET
National Educational Television
Baja Plus
Clark & Larsson
Volkswagen
East Ocean Ave
Lompoc RE
Grant
Goleta
Communications
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Gaye
Kroehler
King’s
Adjusta
Sealy
Herculon
King’s Price
King's Furniture
North E St
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