City to require disclosure of interest by officials
City agencies and boards must adopt a conflict of interest code under the Fair Political Practices Act. Each department head will determine which staff file disclosure forms, with reports due by July 9, and consults with the city attorney for any questions. The code mirrors existing reporting rules and uses model provisions adapted for Lompoc. Agencies affected include administrator and attorney offices, clerk, treasurer, public works, police, fire, library, planning, parks, water, aging commissions, and related boards.
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Alan D Davidson
Davidson
League of California Cities
Fair Political Practices Agency
Lompoc
Public Works
Library Board of Trustees
Uniform Code Board of Appeals and Personnel Appeals Board
Militant tax groups brace as county budget nears vote
The county budget process heats up as Administrative Officer Raymond D Johnson and a team revise requests totaling about 103 million dollars for the coming year The current 865 million dollar budget shows a five percent rise and may prompt actions on property tax rates and potential consolidations while tax reform groups threaten protests over any levy increase.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D Johnson
David Smith
Johnson
Francis H Beattie
Office of Environmental Quality
Harrell Fletcher
Washington
Congress
Beattie
California
House Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee
Computer aided county appraisals reduce in person inspections
County Assessor William Cook discusses a shift to computer assisted property valuations to speed reappraisals and reduce field inspections. The plan would allow yearly equity across the county, cut the need for many new appraisers, and maintain steady tax revenues amid public scrutiny of the Data Services Division. The Grand Jury interim report triggers Ad Hoc Committee review with Johnson Tate Kallman and others examining data processing claims and consultant studies.
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Cook
Scott Glenn
Board of Supervisors
Glenn
Raymond D Johnson
Darrell Tate
Johnson
Tate
Robert E. Kallman
Charles Graver
Joe Boucher
General Research Corp
Board of
Data Services Department
16 Year Old Arrested For Armed Robbery Suspect
A 16 year old boy was arrested Friday on suspicion of armed robbery linked to a knife assault on a youth in Mission Hills last April 10. A five inch buck knife was seized and the stolen property recovered. The victim sustained superficial knife wounds and has recovered. the suspect was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Mission Hills
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff
Ed Duke
Duke
Barristers weigh judge forum in Santa Barbara primary
Barristers' Club of Santa Barbara weighs a public forum featuring Presiding Superior Court Judge Floyd Con with critics William Dodds and James Oppen. The trio may appear, though the incumbent could opt out. The forum plan accompanies three municipal court judge races in the Santa Barbara Goleta district set for April 20 22 and 27. A separate group formed Yes on 15 supports a nuclear issue event in Lompoc with a slide show at the library Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Dick Praul
Barristers’ Club of
Santa Barbara
Desmond O'Neill
Superior Court
Floyd Con
William Dodds
James Oppen
Desmond
Dodds
Oppen
O'Neill
Dodson
Barristers’ Club
Santa Barbara-Goleta
South Coast
California
Lompoc
Citizens For Nuclear Safeguards
Mary Walsh
Wallace S. Marsh
Mike McComb
Joyce Howerton
Closing Stocks Quoted Through Lang and Co at Lompoc
The Record provides closing stock quotations via Lang and Co at 3885 F Constellation Road Lompoc with contact 733 3551. The notice lists securities and prices as part of the market report.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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Fort Knox
William Cook
Daily Record
Mark McPherron
Pt. Sal
McPherron
Eddie Drew Wilson
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Azalea Lane
California Highway Patrol
Wilson
CHP
Stephanie K. Ryan
San Marcos Road
Gloria Eversley
North L St
Apt
Eddie James Williams
North U St
Clara Schieber
Rancho Mobil Estates
Buellton
Ronald Warner
Rosa Warner
Jackie Warner
San Luis Obispo
Schieber
Santa Ynez Hospital
Warner
Nina Shumate
Arroyo Grande
Miller
400 South A St
Village
Vulcan Dr
Lompoc Valley Association For
Lovarc Center
North D St
Lovarc
LHS
Vivianne Lee
Native Sons of the Golden West
Miss Lee
Ishi
Yana
Los Angeles
San Francisco
American Air Oy
Lockheed Whemer
Motta
LTV
Corpha
At&t Ms
McDon
Doug Heth
St ‘i Martin Marietta Hoeing Mobil
Hose Case
Oxy Ism
Branitt Aur
Pac Gas & Elec
Chrysler Pac Tel
RCA Dennys
Rockwell
Intianey
Bastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
Axon
Cal Edison
Ford Mtree
Sperry Rand
Teen Dynam
Standard-Cal MN
Indust Kresge
Lear
Sugerier Court Deere
Aeneteas
Menage Teflers
Hemert
Laney
Menagee
Coteleham
Fosters Bane
Mathshory
Sergi Ind
Abhanes
Wewletm
Wade
California Newspaper Publishers Ass
Steve Jancek
Metropolitan Life
New York
Gemini Cinema
No. H St
Sun
Thurssie
Funny Lady
Barry Lyndon
Pacific Coast
State Division of Highways
H Street
Ocean Avenue
Lyle W. Martin
Pine Ave
Valley Drive IN
WEXT
Warren Beatty
Juhe Christie
Goldie Dawn
Aris
Columina
Tommy Tome Magazine
Robert St
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Lompoc Funeral
Bay Hays
Starbuck
Tae
Ahe
Ocean
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