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Friday, July 29, 1988 LOMPOC RECORD (Lompoc, Calif .) A3 City relationship Daily Record with Var gains strength 11 -4PM MON'SAT Tbriyaki BEEF or CHICKEN STIR FRY Your choice of beef or chicken, stir tried with fresh vegetables in our special tenyaki sauce, placed on a bed of whiterice. Served with bread and choice of potato 499 or fresh vegetable and Hawaiian fruit garnish. FROM 11 AM POLYNESIAN HAWAIIAN CHICKEN BROCHETTE By Katharine Foster County News Service SANTA BARBARA Santa Barbara's "sister county" link with the French' county of Var is gaining strength, thanks to a French delegation's visit last week, but the program's existence still awaits the French government's final approval. Five specialists in wine making, tourism, cultural affairs, education and marine science, chosen by the French government, toured Santa Barbara County to investigate economic and cultural ties. The four-day visit included a tight schedule of meetings with representatives of the wine, tourism and fishing industries, arts and recreation organizations, local natural history groups, ocean engineering and robotics firms and UCSB and City College's marine science departments.

It Started with a reception at the Santa Barbara Art Museum Thursday evening, where they admired rthe museum's large collection of French paintings and ended with a trip to the County Fair in Santa Maria Saturday. The delegation treated county supervisors and local supporters to an elegant dinner Friday at the El Encanto on Santa Barbara's Riviera, where the visitors were introduced to local shark, edible flowers from Carpinteria and wines from the North County. The sister county concept broadens former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's dream of setting up a network of sister cities worldwide to achieve peace at the grass roots. Local interest in the Santa Bar-bara-Var link is promising, said Var Association board member Pat Murphy of Santa Maria.

The non- Erofit group of private citizens and usinesses funding the program Tender chicken, slow-baked then sauteed in our special Tropical glaze. Served on a bed of white rice. Chunks of tender beef and pineapple skewered together and brushed with Tropical glaze, charbroiled, and placed on a bed of white rice. Includes Dinner Bread Fresh Vegetable and YOUR Prison inmate dies after stabbing LOMPOC An inmate at the Lompoc Federal Penitentiary died this morning at Lompoc District Hospital after receiving a stab wound from a homemade knife during an assault by another inmate, according to Chuck LaRoe, executive assistant to the warden. Another inmate was injured in the attack, which occurred about 6:05 a.m.

in the housing units, LaRoe said. A suspect was apprehended at the scene and has been placed in detention pending further investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Institution staff. The identities of the inmates are being withheld pending notification of next of kin, he said. The 36-year-old homicide victim, who was serving a 10 year sentence for assault, suffered a single stab wound to the chest and died at approximately 7:30 a.m., prison officials said. Eligible for release in August 1990, he was a California resident.

The second inmate, 31 years old and serving a four-year sentence for escape from a county jail, suffered stab wounds to the left arm and left chest. He. is in stable condition at the hospital and scheduled to return to the institution today, LaRoe said. Officials said the suspect, a 43-year-old native of Texas, arrived at the prison in June and was serving eight years for counterfeiting. The last homocide at the prison occurred in February, LaRoe said.

By Mike Thomas Lompocan wins scholarship at fair SANTA MARIA Michael J. Greiten Jr. of Lompoc Thursday became the first recipient of the $500 and Amusement scholarship. The prize will be awarded annually to a student studying an agriculture-related field. Buddy Merton owner of the and Amusements that operates the carnival at the Santa Barbara County Fair instituted the grant as part of a community recognition program for future agriculture leaders.

Additional charges will be filed SANTA MARIA The district attorney's office will file additional criminal charges against a former Little League official in connection with the bombing of two vehicles and a Vandenberg Village Little League snack bar last January. During a preliminary hearing in Lompoc's Municipal Court, Douglas Devry Miranda, 28 of Lompoc, was charged with arson and the illegal possession and use of explosive devices after Sheriff's investigators claimed the bombings were part of an elaborate insurance fraud scheme. At that tune, Judge Eugene Huseman ruled there was only enough evidence to hold Miranda for the explosion in the snack bar and dismissed the other charges. Since then, two co-defendants have indicated their willingness to testify against Miranda, according to Deputy District Attorney Christie Schultz. Joseph Allen Hester, 20, pleaded no contest Thursday to charges of arson and use of explosive devices while Shaun Thomas Daugherty, 21, pleaded guilty to the same charges earlier this month.

Police reports has a large membership with many donations already received, she said. The groundwork was laid by a two-member delegation that came to the county in May and prompted supervisors to approve it, although no public funds will be used. Var representatives, seeking a U.S. friend with basic similarities, initially contacted Santa Barbara county officials. Murphy accompanied the delegates Saturday on the final leg of their tour during a sunny afternoon's drive along Highway 154 enroute to the County Fair.

In between greeting fairgoers and local wine-makers at the special Var gazebo, the five delegates sampled local fruits and vegetables, and discovered avocados and chili, unknown in the Var. Located on the French Riviera on the south coast of France, the Var lies at the foot of the Alps between Cannes and Marseilles, with its capital, Toulon, a midway port. The region is noted for its wines, flower industry, high tech research companies, shipbuilding and seaside resorts, including St. Tropez. Toulon and Marseilles house important regional universities.

Like Santa old architecture is one of the most charming aspects of the Var. It features medieval terraced villages clinging to mountains and Roman ruins dating from Julius Caesar's invasion in the first century B.C. Var's back country is much like the Santa Ynez Valley, said tourism representative Fabienne Cle-rin. Hiking, hang-gliding, gliding and river kayaking are favorite pastimes there, while yachting and windsurfing are enthusiastically practiced on the coast. Wine authority Jean-Jacques Breban, who visited Santa Ynez wineries, said he was impressed by the local wine industry and envisions a program aimed at teaching residents and restaurant workers about wines and wine tasting.

Student exchange between the universities of Toulon and Marseilles and Santa Barbara City College and UCSB look good, said Dominique Girard, co-director of the Franco-American team that discovered the Titanic in 1985, and Francois Resch, Toulon University assistant director and oceanography professor. French cultural liaison Michel Montcault hopes for an exchange between Santa Barbara County's CHOICE QJ 'Hawaiian Fruit Garnish ABOVE SPECIALS GOOD THRU JULY 31 TAKE OUTS AT REG PRICE Lompoc San Luis Obispo North! Canter Madonna Rd. Plaza LajljIlklMa 1 SUMMER SIZZLER SAIE SERT A PREMIUM BEDDING Iron Brass IWhjte The DuchessC Duchess! Reg. $399-Reg. $499M Reg.

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It would be ideal if the program were established before France's 1992 Bicentennial, Montcault MATTRESS WORLD Criminal complaint filed LOMPOC A criminal complaint has been filed against a Boys' Club gymnastics instructor in connection with a July 7 incident; police said. "We are investigating the matter to see if' there was a violation of law," said Police Chief Bob Hebert. String of burglaries reported VANDENBERG VILLAGE The Village Store, a local storage company, suffered a string of burglaries early this week, according to Sheriff 's deputies. Det. Tom Jenkins said 13 lockers were pried opened sometime between Tuesday night and Thursday afternoon.

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Supervisor Toru Miyoshi agreed that Santa Barbara's first sister county program looks good. He would also like to see a link with a Japanese county in addition to Var. Sea wall's final vote FACTORY REBATE $300 $750 SUBARU FACTORY REBATE $300 $1500 YUG0 $750 FACTORYxREBATE scheduled VOLVO BUICK FACTORY REBATE $400 $1000 MERCURY factory Rebate $400 $1 000 DAIHATSU SAVE $1149 From manufacturer's suggested retail price. One at this price. 302131.

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Clarence Nulph LOMPOC Services for Clarence A. "Ted" Nulph, 86 of Lompoc, will be 1 p.m. Saturday in the chapel of Starbuck-Lind Mortuary. Counciler Douglas Pike of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints will officiate. Burial will be at Lompoc Cemetery.

Mr. Nulph was born Sept. 14, 1901 in Cameron, Colo. He was a railroad engineer with Midland Terminal Railroad in Colorado before working 25 years for civil service as a boilerman and retiring from Vandenberg Air Force Base. He was a 32nd Degree mason, a life member of the Al Kaly Temple in Pueblo, and a member of Pike's Peak Eagle's Lodge.

A resident of Lompoc for the last 30 years, Mr. Nulph died Wednesday at Lompoc District Hospital. Survivors include a daughter and son-Mn law, Carol and Wayne Shields of Stansbiuy Park, Utah; daughter in law, Bette Nulph of VancouverrWash. 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Friends will be greeted by the family at the mortuary from 5 to 8 p.m.

Friday. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 604 East Ocean Lompoc 93436. Marshall Williams LOMPOC A Mass of the Resurrection for Marshall E. Williams, 49 of Lompoc, will be 9 a.m. Saturday at Queen of Angels Catholic Church.

The Rev. Paschal Hardy will officiate. Private burial will follow at Lompoc Cemetery. Mr. Williams was born Aug.

5, 1938 in Bristow, Okla. He was employed for 22 years as a communications technician with ITT Federal Electric Corp. and was a graduate of LaVerne University with a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. A resident of Lompoc since 1961, he died Tuesday in Lompoc. Survivors include two daughters, Jenise Y.

Stallion and Jacinta L. Williams, both of Lompoc; two sisters, Marian Echols of St. Louis, and Alice Jackson of Los Angeles; and two brothers, A.W. Williams Jr. of Portland, and Joe Benny Williams of Los Angeles.

Friends may pay their respects at Starbuck-Lind Mortuary from 36 pm. Friday. Dolores Milyo VANDENBERG VILLAGE Memorial services are pending for Dolores Milyo, 59 of Vandenberg Village, who died Tuesday at her home after an extended illness. Mrs. Milyo was born Nov.

26, 1928 in Pittsburgh, and lived in Vandenberg Village since 1965. She was retired from civil service and previously worked as a legal secretary. She was a member of the Alpha Club. Surivors include her husband, Andrew Milyo of Vandenberg Village; her daughter, Beth Wolcott of Tucson, Ariz; three SAVE $1470 From manufacturer's suggested retail price. One at this price.

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