Patient load impairs care says physicians in service clinics
Physicians report heavy patient loads hinder proper care across departments. Obstetricians note time spent on complex marital and emotional issues, while internists describe shorter rounds and return visits as necessary. They stress need for more time per patient and better scheduling to ensure quality care.
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Four Cabrillo Scholars Honored as Commended Students
Cabrillo High School announces four seniors David Bryant Michael Craft Jerry Nix and Brenda Wood achieved Commended status in the 23rd annual National Merit Scholarship Program based on their PSAT NMSQT performance. About 35 000 students nationally receive this honor representing under two percent of U S graduating seniors.
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Public hearing on Space Shuttle EIS at Vandenberg AFB
A public hearing on the draft Environmental Impact Statement for Space Shuttle activity at Vandenberg Air Force Base is set for tonight at 7 p.m. in Lompoc Civic Auditorium. Air Force officials and private citizens will present information.
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LHS dropout numbers exceed Cabrillo by large margin
A district report shows 139 Lompoc High students left without known enrollment elsewhere, versus 53 Cabrillo dropouts. At Maple High 54 students left, about 25 percent of enrollment. Overall Lompoc dropout rate is four percent, Cabrillo two percent, with most unknowns deemed unexplainable. Back To School Week at Vandenberg Jr High invites parents to inspect classrooms October 3–6.
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Supervisors reject merit pay plan despite salary review
Santa Barbara supervisors approved Hay Associates recommendations to raise about 150 county managerial salaries and freeze current pay levels. They rejected a merit system for performance and will study the broader performance plan, noting elected officials and subjective evaluations complicate management raises.
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Parks director answers Grand Jury criticism of Waller Park
County parks chief Michael Pahos responds to traffic vandalism and allotment charges from Grand Jury and Santa Maria citizen letters. He defends one way road system speed bumps and a 50 cent fee while noting limited funds and some blocked areas due to construction.
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Lompoc Record Details and Staff Roles
Adjudicated legal newspaper from Superior Court Decree No 47065 published in Lompoc California. The Lompoc Record is produced by Lompoc Record Publications a California Corporation at 115 North H Street with 736-2313. Publisher and President Harry J Crompe. Editor and Vice President Rennie. General Manager and Vice Dale Fink. Photographer Merrill King. Santa Ynez Valley News Bureau Manager Rita White. Santa Ynez Sales Editorial.
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California LAFCO to hold conference in Santa Barbara
California Local Agency Formation Commissions announce their annual conference in Santa Barbara from October 12 to 14 at the Miramar Hotel. The program covers growth management, rural county issues, area incorporation, and coastal commission relations with expert speakers and panels. Registration closes October 3. CALAFCO members pay 55 dollars and non members 75.
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