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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1976
Page
2
County supervisors plan to discuss a new study volume on April 26 as part of ongoing analyses of local governance. The report, described as a substantial compilation, aims to inform decisions on a disputed issue and reflect county administration priorities.
The Board of Supervisors ruled that two German shepherds and three other dogs owned by Dr. Wallace E Carroll of 1556 San Leandro were a legal non conforming use prior to a Montecito zoning ordinance allowing five dogs. One dog had been de barked and noise reduced. Carroll had argued he could not place the two dogs he had eight years. The decision saved the dogs from destruction and allowed continued keeping with the mini kennel.
Daily record notes that ROBERT Hedlund a candidate for supervisor in the fourth district will address residents at two coffee meets on Wednesday The first at 10 30 am at the home of Mary J Wright 632 N Fourth St Apt 1 and the second at 7 30 pm at the home of Mary Beth Lucas 1112 N Orchid Ave A invitation extends to both neighborhoods and contact is Bess Christensen 736-7248.
County supervisors voiced disappointment Monday as a bulk offer of 291 office desks and chairs from Federal Electric Co. of Lompo c appeared in process of phasing out. Administrative Officer Ray mand JD Johnson said the furniture became not available, though Supervisor Beattie urged persistence. If available, executive desks at 32 dollars and chairs at 22 dollars would cover the mass sale.
Congressman Robert Lagomarsino said a subcommittee may finish action on revenue sharing before Congress recesses for Easter. He expects full committee action soon after and aims to complete the bill to maximize funds for recipients. A Lompoc budget session noted 1976 77 plans lack revenue sharing unless funds become available, which would boost the city’s 1976 77 spending.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles across local services and ads. Mentions Lane Hecerd Pubtreteme, printer, manager, and various personnel like Adam King Merrill and Heetty Lagreet Servet Sowete. Indicates community notices, advertisements, and small business references across streets and organizations.
STAN TULLEDO reports Leslie Wood of a well known wax company promotes aerosols as safe and efficient. She notes the firm eliminated fluorocarbons from U.S. production and reformulates globally, while half the industry still uses them. The piece covers safety, cost, and environmental concerns with aerosol use.
A U.S. interagency task force finds spray can fluorocarbon gases remain the most serious immediate danger to the ozone layer. Nitrogen oxide from high flying aircraft poses future risk, but other hazards are not deemed urgent.
The third pay telephone in as many weeks was torn from a Lompoe Valley booth at H Street and Cypress Avenue. Police report amateur thieves used a crowbar, similar to earlier thefts in Lompoc and Vandenberg Village. Each phone is valued at 195 dollars, not counting installation labor. Keith says past thefts yielded little cash as workers had just emptied coin boxes. He notes professionals avoid wrecking the entire unit.
Recitation of the rosary is set for 8 tonight at Gregory McPeek Mortuary with a funeral mass at 10 am Wednesday at La Purisima Catholic Church. Interment follows at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Christopher Pellant, born 1970 in Utah, died Sunday at Marian Hospital in Santa Maria. He lived with his parents Richard and Geraldine Pellant at 424 Milky Way and is survived by four brothers Michael Patrick Terrance and Paul and five sisters Lisa Jeanene Colleen Anne Marnie and Erin. Also listed are paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs AJ Pellant of California and maternal grandfather Raymond Chase of California.
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