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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1975
Page
2
Lompoc recreation officials push a 50 percent residency rule for city leagues as the Parks and Recreation Commission signals a future ban on non residents. Supervisor concerns cite county responsibility and potential exclusion of local players due to limited fields.
Second District Supervisor Robert E. Kallman seeks a 10 member County Planning Commission by adding another appointee. He argues his western Santa Barbara and northeast Goleta Valley areas are underrepresented since 1971 redistricting. The proposal faces concerns over an even numbered panel and potential deadlocks.
County authorities investigate a stamp marked toilet paper theft in the Administration Building. About 400 rolls vanished over six months from the first floor rest room as two elderly women were detained and released after questioning. Police broaden inquiries to a possible Santa Barbara lead while staff monitor dispensers.
The page lists Dan Duffy Adrienne McAdam Stan Tulledo along with Feature Editor and Advertising salespersons Marilyn Baird and Howard Dotzler as part of the newsroom and sales team.
In a birthday snapshot at the Lompoc Public Library a roving reporter asks patrons what they like best about the Lompoc Record. Responses highlight community ties, local history, and dependable reporting from the newspaper over the decades.
The Lompoc Civic Theater sets try-outs and readings for The Prisoner of Second Avenue at the Civic Auditorium April 14 15 and in the Lompoc Public Library multipurpose room April 16 both at 730 pm Public invited. major general William Schoning to speak April 16 at Lompoc Valley Chamber meeting noon Royal Coach Restaurant $3 reservations 64567. NAACP Santa Maria Lompoc chapter to meet April 14 7:30 pm at Lompoc Library. Soviet children art exhibit at Lompoc Library April 9–16 sponsored by Jane Addams Peace Association.
The Lompoc Valley YMCA will hold its annual meeting Friday April 11 at 7 30 p m in the YMCA building 222 North I Street Lompoc to elect and install officers. The event prompts emphasis on local youth and community services.
The County Planning Commission approved a 9 0 zoning amendment expanding stable and barn regulations in unincorporated areas excluding Montecito. Minimum lot size rises to 17 000 square feet, with setbacks of 40 feet from dwellings, 50 feet from streets, 20 feet from right of way, and 15 feet rear and 10 feet side. Multiple horse groups supported the change. Montecito remains governed separately. A Cabrillo High PTA meeting is scheduled for Monday evening.
The Ellwood pier inspection trip, tied to a potential county recreation facility, was delayed as all three South Coast supervisors were out of town and north county supervisors had prior commitments. Parks Director Michael Pahos said another inspection before April 21 is uncertain while he prepares a full Board presentation.
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