Lompoc Council Delays Water Softener Ruling to April 16
City Administrator Gene Wahlers reports the proposed sewage ordinance will not yet include a phase out of home self regenerating water softeners. A one month delay on the regional discharge permit is requested with a hearing set for April 19 and an extended deadline from June 1, 1975 to November 1, 1977 to allow public information and startup of the regional reclamation plant.
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Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Lompoc Debates Direct Mayor Election Vote
City Attorney Alan Davidson will report to the Lompoc City Council on whether to place a direct mayor election question before voters. The report notes the present system keeps the mayor as another council member with a one year term and warns of possible conflicts if voters choose direct election and potential term changes. The council may also consider whether to put a separate question on the mayoral term. Davidson stresses the council is not obligated to seek a vote.
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Lompoc
Alan Davidson
Davidson
Charlotte Benton
California
Diablo Canyon quake ruling looms over PG&E plant
An AEC panel may halt the $650 million Diablo Canyon nuclear project near Lompoc as new offshore and onshore fault findings trigger a possible stay. USGS and ASLB weigh whether the 90 mile fault endangers the 2000 MW facility, with a decision expected this week.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Diablo Canyon
Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference
Santa Barbara
Fred Eissler
Federal Agency
Eissler
Elizabeth Bowers
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
ASLB
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Rainfall totals rise with sprinkles in Lompoc
Lompoc weekend rainfall added about three quarters of an inch. The season totals 14.75 inches, down from 21.89 inches last year at this time. Trustees of Allan Hancock College plan a public hearing at 7 30 p.m. on environmental impact and purchase terms for a Southern California Gas Co. property in Santa Maria. Police report a burglary at Linde's Furniture Co. with a TV set, speakers stolen and about 100 dollars damage to a window. A new chapter of the Disabled American Veterans forms in Lompoc under Raymond Huffman. channel 7 TV program at 8 p.m. offers details. Five inmates escaped from the Federal Correctional Institution minimum security camp. five men listed. Council-elected mayors outnumber directly elected ones 155 to eight in population under 10 000. City Council meeting 7 30 p.m. to consider changing mayoral election date to March and other items including continuing federal revenue sharing and updating surplus property rules.
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Allan Hancock College
Southern California Gas Co
Santa Maria
League of California Cities
City Hall
Obituary notices for Donato O Esparza and Mary Tosti Houk
Donato O Esparza 71 dies Saturday at Lompoc District Hospital with funeral arrangements pending at McPeek Family Mortuary. He last lived at 1851 W Olive St and is survived by widow Theresa. Mary Tosti Houk 73 dies Friday at Villa Maria Convalescent Hospital. funeral mass at La Purisima Church tomorrow at 10 a.m. Rosary tonight at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel. interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born 1901 in Azores, she lived 62 years in Lompoc Valley and worked as a cook at Lompoc District Hospital. She was a member of UPPEC SPRSI Sew and So Club and former La Purisima Altar Society. Last resided at 223 South St with survivors Albert and Manuel Tosti, Matilda Yeamons, 12 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren.
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Donato O. Esparza
McPeek
Lompoc
W. Olive St
Mr. Esparza
Theresa
Mary Tosti Houk
la Purisima Catholic Church
Andrew McGrath
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Azore Islands
Houk
Villa Maria Convalescent Hospital
Santa Maria
UPPEC
SPRSI
Sew and So Club
la Purisima Altar Society
South St
Albert Tosti
Manuel Tosti
Norwalk
Matilda Yeamons
Artesia
County workers seek record pay boosts in wage talks
Santa Barbara County employee groups plan large salary increases up to 15 percent for over 2,800 workers as inflation drives living costs higher. Leaders say most groups will push 12 to 15 percent in the next fiscal year starting July 1, while the Board of Supervisors weighs potential tax levy rises to cover higher costs.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Scout found safe in Los Padres National Forest
A 14 year old Santa Clara Boy Scout Raymond J. Ryan Jr. was found safe and uninjured after a night lost in rugged Los Padres terrain near Figueroa Mountain about 25 miles east of Santa Ynez. A large search with helicopters from Vandenberg and units from Lompoc Santa Barbara and Fish and Game aided by Forest Service personnel located him near Santa Cruz Peak.
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Santa Clara
Los Padres National Forest
Raymond J. Ryan Jr
Figueroa Mountain
Santa Ynez
Young Ryan
Bay
Santa Cruz Peak
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Sheriff’s Department
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Forest Service
State Department of Fish and Game
Closing Stocks in Lompoc Record Form
Closing stock quotations are provided to The Record via Lang and Co. based in Lompoc California. The notice lists the newspaper’s publishing staff and management, with contact and postal details for Lompoc Record Publications.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Five Ways to Light Right and Save Energy
Basic tips to cut electric load include turning off nonessential lights and using appropriately sized bulbs. Fluorescent lighting offers more light per watt and longer life, while outdoor lighting should be limited to safety needs.
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Pg&e Electric
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