Santa Barbara News-Press from Santa Barbara, California • 15

OUR WEEK STRIKE Telephone Union Denies Vandalism The Communication Work ers of America strike against General Telephone Co was almost four weeks old today and no negotiations were planned at Santa Monica Two new cases of vandalism were reported by the com pany and it posted a $1000 reward for information lead ing to the arrest and convic tion of anyone willfully dam aging company property At Vandenberg Air orce Base CWA pickets who had been on duty at four perimeter locations yesterday were re moved at 7:30 am today aft er a consultation last night with National Labor Relations Board officials Picketing continued at the main gate as it has since the strike be gan on Oct 19 A Vandenberg AB spokes Board Orcult Decision to Become Guide Decisions made by the coun ty supervisors yesterday in determining that there were sufficient protests to the Or cutt incorporation proposal to force the board to terminate proceedings are expected to guide other incorporation pro ceedings in the future in the county This was forecast by some officials in the Courthouse to day They anticipating any court action by the pro ponents of incorporation of Or cutt to try to upset the decision The supervisors determined that County Counsel Robert ruling on two is sues raised by the proponents was correct Cutler ruled that one co owner could sign an exclusion request for the entire parcel SECOND RULING He also ruled that a cor protest could be signed by a company repre sentative if it was shown that he had the authority to sign man said the additional pick ets had had effect on Air orce He did not elaborate BYPASS CHARGED A union spokesman said the four locations were set up be cause the CWA felt the com pany was violating its agree ment not to service installa tions or to do other work on the air base The union claimed General Telephone was bypassing the main gate and going onto the base through the Capehart housing area At Santa Monica the com pany reported that 8000 cus tomers were without service in Long Beach because of cut telephone cables and repairs would take several days An other act of alleged vandalism was reported in the San Ber nardino area where a 200 wire underground cable was cut disrupting service for 55 homes and some public tele phones are not involved of a union spokesman said are any of our peo ple The only thing we can do at this point is to echo our statement issued during the last incident We know anything about Albert Person CWA assist ant strike director in Santa Barbara said that no CWA member would be guilty of such vandalism in view of the court hearing today in Los RESTRAINING ORDER Superior Judge Walter Odemar was to hear argu ments today for and against continuing a restraining order regarding picketing practices Pickets around the compa Goleta central office saw a school bus coming toward them with a fire going on it They flagged down the driver Ann Pickett who did not see the fire around a faulty brake and put it out with an extin guisher on the bus Joe Bazzi Herbert Peacock Tom Gwinn and Harry Blethrow were the pickets The children were unhurt and there was little damage to the bus In another local incident Apartment Plans Given Approval The City Architectural Board of Review yesterday afternoon approved plans for two apart ment projects and suggested that more study be given to two more sets of plans An 11 unit $96000 project for Duncan Zamora at 53 Ocean View Ave was sent back to the applicants for a number of revisions as were plans for a three unit $23500 project for Sylvester Bur gess at 816 Nopal St Approval was voted of final plans for a 14 unit apartment for rank Dub at 314 Canon Perdido St and for a six unit apartment for Edward Stubenrauch at 1308 Laguna St sal fcy MS mW Tz''' JOHANNES JAEGER center of Madsen Jaeger Construction Co discusses suhcon bids with Daryl Nielsen building committee chairman and Heiner Nielsen architect of Los Angeles after the construction contract for the Santa Ynez Valiev Hos pital was awarded to company News Press photo VALLEYS NEWS Association Lets Hospital Contract SOLVANG (VNS) Madsen Jaeger Construction Co of Solvang was awarded the con tract for construction of the Ynez Valley Hospital yesterday for a low bid of Johannes Jaeger represent ed the company at the bid opening in the office of the hospital association chairman Willard Bellack His busi ness partner in the local com pany is Alfred Madsen Second low bid of $330221 was submitted by Thielmann Construction Co of Santa Bar bara third low of $336800 by Urton Construction Co: of San ta Barbara and fourth low $353180 Hubble Construction Co of Santa Maria Club on Atterdag Road The final drive for $100000 is for operating capital and other general expenses More than 300 names of residents will be divided among solici tors tomorrow as the drive gets under way A request for a conditional use permit for the hospital was handled Wednesday night by the County Planning Com mission which recommended approval to the Board of Su pervisors The matter will go to the supervisors Nov 25 Santa Barbara News Press riday Evening November 15 19 53 A 15 DWIGHT MURPHY GIT rcffm STEREO 1875 ERGUSONS RADIOS TV STEREO 701 State St Ph 2 8183 Norway Builds Less Construction of only 11904 dwelling units was started in Norway in the first half of this year 744 fewer than in the like period of 1962 727 WO STATE 2 2761 APPLIANCE CENTER HAS House of Color PLUS GUARANTEED SERVICE ESTABLISHED IN Harmer Painting Is Presented to Society Deck Coating New LONDON A new liquid plastic that provides a flex 1 ible nonslip waterproof cov cring for boat decks has been developed in Britain er late of Santa Barbara is a gift to the Santa Ynez Vai located cast of lhe ley Historical Society by one Santa Barbara News Press of its members Dwight Mur building The adobe is now phv of Santa Barbara The painting made in 1904 is a portrait of Tony Guevar ra known as Bico the mayori domo of San Marcos Rancho at that time The painting was shown last week to a group of the women directors at a lunch eon meeting atthe Red Barn Restaurant in Santa Ynez given by the society secre tary Mrs Robert Gleason The picture is signed by the artist and gives the name of the subject On the reverse is written by Harmer Antonio Gavvara (sic) with best wishes from Alex Harm er Xmas The artist was nationally known in the early He married into the Yerba Goleta Rezoning Plan Rejected The County Planning Com mission has denied the re quest of Michael Saper stcin and others for rezoning SANTA YNEZ A YjAbadie family and lived and)" (VNS) A painting by thehad his studio in the adobe Gardens subdivision north of famous artist Alex 1 Harm belonging to his wife's family Cathedral Oaks Road Most of the acreage is now 1 The request was for 20 which would have allowed single family homes on 20000 square foot lots gone Bico on horseback in the painting and his son were typical of the California va qtleros who were famous horsemen The painting was made as a gift to Bico Mur phy bought it from a descendant of the Guevarra family The new gift will be placed with many other valuable his fnriml itnmc in thn mnennm gallery located in Santa Ynez and open to the public Sun days from 1:30 to 4:30 pm Otti I Reiner Nielsen of Los An geles architect for the 32 bed hospital to be located near the intersection of Alamo Pin tado Road and Highway 154 also attended the bid opening along with several members of the hospital association Zenith Stereo routes just one way James Lindsay who had argued against both rulings give any indication as to whether a court action would follow There also was no comment from Mrs Bea trice Stampher who repre sented the incorporation com mittee at the hearing In moving to terminate pro ceedings Supervisor Curtis Tunnell said that is no doubt in my mind as to the feelings of the majority of the people in the Orcutt area I am certain that the majority want The proceedings were halt ed on the grounds that the protests represented more than 51 per cent of the as sessed valuation County Planners OK Tepusquet Peak TV Transmitter Waiving a public hearing the County Planning Commis sion has given its approval to establishment of a trans mitting facility on Tepusquet Peak 14 miles southeast of Santa Maria subject to the approval of David Watson administrative officer The request for the permit was from Central Coast Tele vision Co The commissioners asked Watson to determine what effect if any the pro posed facility would have on the own transmission facility on a Santa Ynez Moun tain peak I The company of five Santa Maria men has been assigned Channel 12 formerly held by Bakersfield and is now com pleting a studio at Miller Street and Donovan Road in Santa Maria It has also con structed a new road to the top of Tepusquet Peak Two of the five partners James Ranger and Ed Zu chelli own radio station KCOY at Santa Maria which will have studios in the same building and the television channel will be known as: 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