Woman cyclist finds playing it safe is the best way to go
Cheryl Soto a 21 year old motorcyclist explains she rides near the white line to stay visible and safe on busy roads. She owns a chopped 750 tour Honda with Ray, her husband, and they enjoy weekend rides totaling over 100 miles.
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322 South K St
White Line
Sve
Soto
Cheryl
She Han
Tve
Cheryi
Ray Itsin
Santa Barbara
Kay
Tris
Ray
Willams Brothers
West Ocean
Closing stocks report hints at market activity
The Record via Lang and Co provides closing stock quotations from a local exchange. The document lists various securities and prices with unclear OCR text, indicating market activity at session end and ready for brokerage review.
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Lang and Co
Constellation
Deputies seize large marijuana cache near Summerland
Deputies Roy Glave and Patrick Montgomery stopped an untagged pickup at 11 90 pm in Summerland leading to the arrest of Carl Howard Porterfield and Michael Peter Bownes. They were charged with possession for sale, held on $10000 bail. About 19 kilos of marijuana a shotgun and 93 rounds were seized with an estimated street value of 6400 dollars.
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Roy Glave
Patrick Montgomery
Summerland
Carl Howard Porterfield
Ojat
Michael Peter Bownes
Fairbanks
Alaska
Coast panel to consider county plan hearings in Santa Barbara
The South Central Coastal Commission will hold hearings today in Santa Barbara on two Summerland housing proposals. A 36 unit Glenn Bourgerie condominium is likely to be denied, while a 10 unit Connolly apartment project may gain conditional approval. The staff warns the larger plan would extend urbanization and create a continuous strip between Summerland and Carpinteria.
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South Central Coastal Commission
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Commission
Scott L. Glenn
Richard Bourgerie
Martin
John Connolly
Glenn-Bourgerie
Southern California Edison Co
Real
Highway 101
Greenwell Ave
Lambert Rd
Summerland
Carpinteria
County Eyes Continuation of Homemaker Chore Services
County supervisors will discuss extending Homemaker Chore Services for the aged blind and disabled. Welfare Director Arthur Nelson says the 1976 77 funding may surpass 530000 with a possible cost of living increase raising caseload from 560 to 600. He warns staffing shortages hinder proper program monitoring and urges contractor supervisors to review workers’ performance.
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Arthur Nelson
Roving Reporter Seeks Celeb Encounters at Post Office
The Record roving reporter asks one celebrity question this week outside the post office. Each week he appears in a new location with a fresh query for passersby and stars.
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Record
Community events and public health notices in Lompoc
Local groups seek sponsors for a Flower Festival float at the Chamber of Commerce offices 116 E Cypress tonight at 7 30. A Mobile X Ray Unit offers free chest X rays on Monday April 12 at the Veteran's Memorial building H and Locust Street. The Lompoc Immunization Clinic on April 12 will provide DPT DT Polio Measles and German Measles vaccines at the same location. ART Scott campaigns for Fourth District supervisor hosting an open house April 11 at 2 00 to 5 00 pm at 605 University Dr. The Lompoc Valley Vettes hold a Spring Picnic Rally on Sunday at the Lompoc Shopping Center with registration 10 am to 12 and first car out at 11 am. Fee 3 50. bring lunch along with valid license and navigator. door prizes and trophies planned.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. Cypress
Hal Seggerman
Lompoc
Veteran's Memorial Building
H and Locust Street
Art Scott
P_F
University
Lompoc Valley
CAC seeks to cancel food stamp contract with county
The Community Action Commission CAC plans to cancel its food stamp contract with Santa Barbara County. CAC has served recipients in Santa Barbara Carpinteria Goleta Santa Maria and Guadalupe and now moves to end the agreement.
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CAC
Community Action Commission
Santa Barbara Carpinteria
Goleta
Santa Maria
Guadalupe
County to buy 111 new cars for county service
Board of Supervisors will be asked to approve low bids totaling more than 454 000 for replacement and new motor vehicles. Special Services Director Gambetta requests the purchasing office issue orders to winning bidders. CAC food stamp contract canceled by mutual agreement after insurance policy cancellation leaves termination set for April 30 1976.
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Board of Supervisors
Special Services
Frank Gambetta
Nelson
CAC
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