Charlotte Benton Seeks Third Term On Lompoc City Council
Charlotte Benton of 211 South I Street has 22 years in Lompoc public life, serving on the city council since 1964, reelected in 1968, and as mayor pro tem for one year. She also chairs the county Community Action Commission since 1970 and runs Charlotte Benton Tax Services since 1967. The German born candidate highlights her long service, eight civic group roles, and a drive to continue serving the community with honesty and experience.
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Charlotte Benton
South I St
Lompoc
County Community Action Commission
Heidelberg
Frankfurt
University of California, Berkeley
Hastings Law School
Youngest Lompoc city council candidate is Steve Cox
Steve Cox of 217 North N Street Apt D is the youngest person to seek a Lompoc City Council seat. A Cabrillo High School graduate and Allan Hancock College student, he cites concerns on water and garbage rates and urges strict planning and responsible government to guide future growth and resource use. He is active in local groups and as a National Youth Caucus delegate. He and his wife Rebecca have a 10 month old son, Jason.
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Steven L. Cox
North N St
Apt. D
Lompoc
Citizens Committee For Responsive Government
National Youth Caucus
Coalition For A New Tomorrow
Cox
Cabrillo High School
Allan Hancock College
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rebecca
Jason
Lompoc Council Candidate Arthur Scott Seeks Second Term
Arthur Scott of 4288 S Hawthorne seeks re election to the Lompoc City Council first elected in 1968 honored as mayor twice by fellow councilors. He helped organize the Space Shuttle coordinating council and aims to bring the program to Vandenberg AFB. He runs Central Coast Realty Inc with wife Deloris and has four children.
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Arthur Scott
S. Hawthorne
Lompoc
Scott
California
Central Coast Realty, Inc
North H St
Santa Maria
Emil Scolari Seeks City Council Return For Lompoc
Emil Scolari of 227 South A Street with 36 years in Lompoc lauds city growth from 5500 to 26000 and credits utility surpluses for tax stability. Now retired, he remains active in civic groups IOOF Rotary Valley Club and Aloha Dance Club while campaigning to reuse his administrative experience.
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Robert
Charlene
Lompoc
General Fund
Housing project for low income elderly on ballot
A housing initiative for low income elderly residents appears on the ballot alongside other items. The proposal seeks funding and approval to develop affordable housing options and related supportive services.
William Johnson for City Council Stake in Local Election
Retired federal employee William Johnson, of 529 North St, runs for city council claiming more time for city affairs than employed rivals. He highlights contract administration experience with multimillion dollar government deals and his UCLA degree as groundwork to review budgets and zoning.
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William W. Johnson
North
Lompoc
Vandenberg Afb
Johnson
UCLA
Ellis
Masonic
Moose Lodges
Marjorie
Katherine
Silverton
Colo
Oneto Seeks Council Seat With Community Progress Promise
Gaspare Oneto born 1931 Brooklyn, 18 years in electronics, now senior engineer at Federal Electric Corp Van denberg AFB. Lives in Lompoc with wife Rosanna. two children Ronald and Sue. Former Marine Corps League, Veterans groups, Boy Scouts. past Phoenix Little Theater director. Seeks city council based on public opinion driven planning and light industry.
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Gaspare Charles Oneto
W. North Ave
Space 123
Federal Electric Corporation
FEC
Vandenberg Afb
Lompoc
Burroughs Corporation
National Cash Register Co
General Electric
RCA Institute
New York
Long Beach City College
California
LaVerne College
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans of America
Marine Corps League
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Phoenix
Lompoc Voter Plans City Council Bid By Retired Officer
Donald Schuyler a 56 year old Lompoc resident and retired city police officer with over 30 years service seeks a city council seat. He pledges equal personnel rules, controlled promotions, industrial growth, reuse of sewer site for motorsports, need for a job necessity study, voter financial statements, drainage work, and continuation of public programs.
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Donald Elbert Schuyler
South E Street
Lompoc
Schuyler
University of California, Santa Barbara
Police Department
Margaret
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Steve Cox
Seattle Pacific College
University of Washington
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Chamber of Commerce
Christian Missionary and Alliance Church
Deloris
Roberta
Lisa
Ronald
Emil Scolari
South
Scolari
Electric and
San Simeon
Ane
William Johnson
Gaspare Oneto
Donald Schuyler
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