Willow Ave mud slides prompt council talks and blame game
Residents along Willow Avenue recount a March mud and rock slide that flooded yards and threatened homes. The city council considers drainage work funded by a neighborhood district while fault lines shift among residents, the subdivision map, and the County Flood Control District.
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Steve LA Rue
Lois Gronquist
West Willow Avenue
Elmer Bishop
Gronquist
Gaylen Gronquist
1300 West Willow
Charles Barr
Willow Avenue
Lompoc
City Public Works
Barry Gustafson
West Willow
Barr
Ne Davidson
Davidson
Art Scott
Regan Faces Final Plea Before Transfer for Prison Term
Former Hollywood actor and singer Phil Regan, 68, to surrender at the County jail in Goleta Valley by 6 p.m. for transport Thursday to Chino to begin serving a sentence.
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Phil Regan
Goleta Valley
Chino
Red tanks advance in St Vietnam amid heavy fighting
Communist forces overran Gia Kiem near Xuan Loc and Phan Rang, seizing 18 of 44 South Vietnamese provinces. Bien Hoa air base bombarded for six hours, with multiple losses and aircrews injured. Pleiku air base reportedly became a main base in the Central Highlands. Regan begins serving a state prison term for bribery with details of delivery to Chino facility debated by officials. Regan, a former NYPD officer, once sang at the White House and acted in films, now resides in Montecito.
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Saigon
UPI
Bien Hoa
Xuan Loc
South Vietnam
Pleiku
Gia Kiem
Trang Bom
Phan Rang
South China Sea
Ninh Thuan
Central Highlands
Sheriff's Department
Regan
Chino
Superior Court
Sheriff's Office
Arden Jensen
Frank Frost
Goleta Valley
Frost
New York City
White House
Montecito
United Press International
Phnom Penh
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Red Cross
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
Royal Phnom Hotel
Sihanouk
Andre Pasquier
United
Radio
Ahnom Penh
United Nations
Bassac
Kampong Chhnang
Ream
Gulf of Thailand
Pochentong
U.S
Bangkok
Takhmau
Kandal
Ford promises U S aid for Cambodian settlement talks
President Ford said Washington would assist efforts to reach a negotiated settlement in Cambodia after Phnom Penh asked exiled Prince Sihanouk to arrange a cease fire. He criticized delays in aid to South Vietnam and noted past pledges by the United States, China, and the Soviet Union to support Saigon and Hanoi.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Red Cross
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
Sihanouk
Peking
Saigon
South Vietnam
South
Vietnam
China
Russia
America
Hanoi
Paris
Indochina
Moscow
County plans three year seven point one million capital outlay
A three year capital outlay program totaling 7.1 million dollars in gross expenditures with 1.4 million in revenues is before five Santa Barbara County supervisors for study. The plan by Administrative Officer Raymond D Johnson and Public Works Director Norman Caldwell calls for a 10 cent levy and includes 450 000 for Lompoc court conversion.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Raymond D. Johnson
Norman Caldwell
Lompoc
Welfare Department
Santa Maria
Goleta Valley
Ventura
Lompoc Eyes DialaRide And Bypass Plans In SCOTS Study
The Santa Barbara County Transportation Study SCOTS proposes a dial a ride service for Lompoc and a bus link to Vandenberg AFB plus a deviated jitney route. It calls for realigning and widening Highway One over Harris Grade and considers a Lompoc Bypass Freeway. Local groups, officials and the Transit District will discuss funding decisions.
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Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Vandenberg Village
Harris Grade
Santa Barbara Area
al Autry
Transportation Study
Southern Pacific
Vandenberg
John Eby
First Baptist Church
Gerald Lorden
State Division of Highways
California State Department of Transportation
Art Scott
Scott
Emil Scolari
Charlotte Benton
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Willow Ave
St. Vietnam
Laurinda Schlimmer
Kiwanis Club
Becky Toomey
Elks Club
Kathleen Hart
Oil of Mink
Debbie White
Lompoc Jaycees
Ron Cox
Queen
Ventura County Board of Supervisors
Los Prietos
Santa Ynez Valley
Takhman
United Nations Bridge
Los Angeles
Highway 1
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