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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
2
A roving reporter asks people leaving Bank of America on North H Street about vacation plans. Each week the feature visits a new city spot with a fresh question, and residents share their plans this week.
Morningstar Farm, a tax exempt subsidiary of Casa de Vida Inc., comes under county Planning Commission review after complaints about its operations. The commission denied a conditional use permit and called for payroll evidence while noting eight full-time and five part-time workers and 30 acres of alfalfa. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. proposed Sisquoc substation expansion to support intensified local agriculture.
Two Indian women on West Camino Cielo refuse access through their 160 acre trust property, halting a $1.2 million forest academy project by Students International Meditation Society. The impasse threatens a 3.7 mile paved route and forces a 16 mile detour via San Marcos Pass, raising maintenance and access issues for Vandenberg AFB and local broadcasters.
North county planning commissioners wrestled with who should maintain a three acre green belt tied to a 26 lot single family subdivision north of Solvang. Developer Russ Landress proposed keeping trees and leaving the gully intact while seeking a later decision on dedication to the county or SMID. County Park Dept suggested Service Areas or homeowner groups. costs could reach about 1000 dollars yearly. Marriage licenses issued in Lompoc to four couples, including Hurst Edger and Mounts Lundvall pairs.
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record via Lang and Co of Lompoc. The service lists final prices and market notes for the day, including notable movements and notable securities in the portfolio.
A daytime fire caused about 200 dollars in damage to the engine compartment of Al Chantry’s car at 324 North Y Street in Lompoc. Bernard James Kiely of 212 West North Avenue faced court today on DUI and leaving the scene after his car struck a city tree near H Street and Pine Avenue. He was jailed in Lompoc with bail set at 375 dollars. Other items note vandalism at 329 Amherst Place, severe injuries to Harold Ruffner in a bicycle truck crash, and multiple community notices about clubs, kite clinics, hikes, and a women’s commission meeting.
Faithe notes travel booking tips from the Lompoc Travel Center reflecting seven years in the business. She outlines paying upon ticket pickup, early reservations, new low fares, potential savings on night travel, and a 30 percent discount on round trip excursions through June 14. Travel group charters rise in popularity and Europe trips are available without club membership.
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