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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1974
Page
2
County Park Commission moves to draft an ordinance banning dogs from county beaches to align with state and Santa Barbara rules. Public hearing set for later this month on off road vehicle site selection and park expansions also noted.
The committee urges expanding graphic arts at Cabrillo High and widening woodshop and metal shop facilities at Lompoc High. It favors single site programs shared by both campuses to save costs and stresses flexible facilities. 강조: career education from kindergarten through 12 and partnerships with local businesses for work study.
The Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County votes to demolish a low cost Santa Barbara project and to bid for contract work. Chief Richard Mires to arrange sale of 10 acre property to the city at market value after an appraisal. Lompoc hearing set for April 22 1974 on a home use permit for Mr Leon Mitchell at 1321 East Oak Avenue.
The Boy’s Club of Lompoc Valley intends to adopt a plan and price tag for a 3.5 acre site between Chestnut Laurel and N M streets donated to the club. Ken Dial says the plan will be next week with funding from foundation contributions and public donations.
Cuesta College sponsors a free two hour Caring and Sharing program for homemakers. Sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. on April 10 in Guadalupe April 23 in Lompoc and April 24 in Santa Maria. Demonstrations cover budget stretching cooking crafts and basic home repairs with babysitting provided.
Lompoc reminders list upcoming senior club meetings at City Hall with potlucks cards and bingo, and hospitality house programs offering weekly activity afternoons and weekend games. Also noted are Centennial Dinner April 15, Monte Carlo Night April 17, Meals on Wheels flea market booth April 20, women’s flea market April 20, and other community events through May with reservations and contact numbers.
The South Central Coastal Conservation Commission voted to continue a public hearing until May 9 on Standard Oil Co. of California’s request for an exemption from permit requirements to resume drilling from four offshore platforms off Carpinteria and Summerland in the Santa Barbara Channel. The panel noted the Atlantic Richfield exemption appeal may guide their ruling.
Automobile Club of Southern California reports a broad rise in gasoline availability across 336 stations in Southern California. Metros show Sunday openings and extended pumping hours while some tri county stations run reduced hours. Major highways remain fairly supplied with Sunday openings expected in several coastal and inland towns. Northern California also reports improved availability.
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