Background
Easton, Robert Olney was born on July 4, 1915. Son of Robert Eastman and Ethel (Olney) Easton.
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When offshore well A-21 blew out, it started a chain of events that reached the highest level of government, and repercussions persist to this day. The Black Tide that endangered the California coast was slowly and agonizingly checked, and then the long job of salvage began. This is more than an ecology book - it is powerful drama and proof that with courage and perseverance the community can prevail. This story of people in crisis, of politics and power, and of greed versus a community's rights, comes at a time when oil companies contemplate drilling off every coast. All concerned Americans can profit by the lesson of Santa Barbara.
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Foreseeing the end of her people's known existence when foreign explorers come to their land, Chumash maiden Lospe is forced to choose between her tribe's powerful chieftain, a missionary, and a valiant soldier. Original.
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(Book by Easton, Robert Olney)
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Easton, Robert Olney was born on July 4, 1915. Son of Robert Eastman and Ethel (Olney) Easton.
Student, Stanford University, 1934. Postgraduate, Stanford University, 1939. Bachelor of Science, Harvard University, 1938.
Master of Arts, University California, Santa Barbara, 1960.
Ranch hand, day laborer, magazine editor, 1939-1942. Co-public, editor Lampasas (Texas) Dispatch, 1946-1950. Instructor English Santa Barbara City College, 1959-1965.
Writing public consultant United States Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory, Port Hueneme, California, 1961-1969.
(Foreseeing the end of her people's known existence when f...)
(When offshore well A-21 blew out, it started a chain of e...)
(Book by Easton, Robert Olney)
(Book by Easton, Robert)
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Co-chairman Committee for Santa Barbara, 1973-1981. Trustee Santa Barbara Museum Natural History, 1975-1978, research associate, 1980-1983. Trustee Santa Barbara Community Environmental Council, 1974-1979.
Co-founder Sisquoc Sanctuary for California Condor, 1937, also first wilderness area established under National Wilderness Act, Los Padres National Forest, California, 1968. Served to 1st lieutenant infantry United States Army, World World War World War II.
Married Jane Faust, September 24, 1940. Children: Joan Easton Lentz, Katherine Easton Renga (deceased), Ellen Easton Brumfiel, Jane.