Board asks judges to reconsider opposition to Grand Jury reform
The County Board of Supervisors urges Superior Court judges to reconsider their earlier negative stance on reforming Grand Jury selection. Gail Towbes presented a proposal backed by Judge Bruce Dodds and District Attorney Stanley Roden, aiming to screen applicants for a more representative, capable Grand Jury before the current term ends June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
Gail Towbes
Montecito
Bruce Dodds
Stanley Roden
Roden
Centralized county emergency dispatch plan approved
The Board approved unifying all county emergency dispatch functions into a single Public Safety Dispatch Center based in the Sheriff's Administration Building Goleta Valley. The plan shifts management to Charles Oleson and links law enforcement fire EMS and disaster response while preparing for city centers in Santa Barbara and Lompoc.
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Board of Supervisors
Sheriff's Administration
Goleta Valley
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara Central
Water Advisory Committee to review pricing proposals
The County Water Advisory Committee gained approval from the Board of Supervisors to meet Wednesday to review a subcommittee recommendation on pricing State Project water. Led by Gen. Thomas Van Natta, the panel proposed a railroad-ticket style rate based on distance from the Santa Maria terminal, a plan opposed by former Lompoc Mayor Art Scott who argues higher charges would hit Lompoc after their tax support for local projects. The five subcommittee members will brief the full committee ahead of a County Supervisors meeting to decide on further action.
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County Water Advisory Committee
Board of Supervisors
Thomas van Natta
Santa Barbara
Ing
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Art Scott
Lake Cahcuma
Twitchell Dam
South Coast
Santa Maria Valley
van Natta
Count Water Agency Board
County Board tightens limits on Buellton auto lot plan
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors upheld a planning commission recommendation to allow Albert Silverman to operate a mixed sale site on State Highway 246, selling used cars and new and used recreational vehicles only. Supervisors Harrell Fletcher and David Yager dissented, arguing it is not a planning matter, as the property was rezoned to a planned commercial overlay on a five acre base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Commission
Buellton
Board of Supervisors
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Fletcher
David Yager
Albert Silverman
U.S. Highway 101
Silverman
Britt Johnson
Ford
Chevrolet
Leonard Kelsey
Johnson
Kelsey
Loren Evert
Evert
Zel Canter
Solvang
Canter
Adjudicated Local Paper Listing Lompoc Record Details
Second class mail entry for Lompor Record in Lompoc California under act of Congress. Publisher Mrs A James McCollum with staff and board members including Jeffrey W Adam Margaret Adam Mary Adan Michael Palmer Hubert Boston. Advertisers, editors, and affiliations with press associations noted. Monthly mail rates listed for Santa Barbara County and outside area.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompor Record
Lompor Record Publications
Calfornia Corporation
North H St. Lompoc
A James McCollum
Heard Mennber
Jeffrey W Adam
Margaret Adam
Mary Adan
Michael Palmer
Hubert Boston
Art Sums
City entry sign rushed for festival
Lompoc plans a new northern entry sign for the Flower Festival in June. Planning technician Rob Northrop outlines mission padre shaped plaques 13 by 2.5 feet with historical point explanations under plexiglass. Beautification Awards go to Russell Hambrick and L. W. Hansford. Northrop notes a $250 check to Friends of Botanic Garden Project for Ken Adam Park garden plan.
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Lompoc
Rob Northrop
Lompoc Valley
Russell Hambrick
South P St
L. W. Hansford
North B St
Northrop
Friends of Botanic Garden Project
Vaughn Proctor
Ken Adam Park Garden
Supervisors Back Plan for County Solar Energy Project
The Board of Supervisors approved in principle a county funded solar water heating system for county fire stations at 15826 dollars and asked Public Works Director Charles Wagner to review plans and report back April 25. Carmen Lodise of Isla Vista Community Development Corp proposed the project with a further 22853 dollars sought from CETA to support labor and administration. The CETA funds will be on the board agenda April 25. Louise praised the project as a potential demonstration. A feasibility study for a solar heating system at the North County Services Building was also accepted with Archer Spencer Engineering Associates to provide services at an estimated 2000 dollars.
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Board of Supervisors
Public Works
Charles Wagner
Carmen Lodise
New
Isla Vista Community Development Corporation
Locise
CETA
Louise
Public Works Department
Archer- Spencer Engineering Associates, Inc
Obituaries note services pending for local residents
Obituaries report Elizabeth J. Schlepegrell 98 of 305 Princeton Place and Laura Henderson 82 of 115 East Walnut Avenue died this morning. Sharon Lee Foster 20 of 1240 Highland Road Santa Ynez drowned Sunday night in a boating accident off Summerland with graveside rites set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Oak Hill Cemetery Ballard with Rev Carlo Petersen officiating. Memorial services for Conrad R. Neth 69 will be 11 a.m. Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and burial will be private. Survivors, visitation details, and donation instructions are included with arrangements by Lompoc Mortuaries and Funeral Homes.
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Starbuck Mortuary
Elizabeth J. Schlepegrell
Princeton Pl
Lompoc Convalescent Care Center
Laura Henderson
Walnut Ave
Santa Maria
Sharon Lee Foster
Highland Rd
Santa Ynez
Summerland
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ballard
Carlo Petersen
Bethania Lutheran Church
Miss Foster
Jack Foster
Santa Ynez Valley High School
Santa Barbara City College
Santa Ynez Valley
Pg&e
Conrad R. Neth
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
W. Prune Ave
Mr. Neth
Ohio
Lompoc
W. Alden Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Florence A
Glenna
American Heart Association
Lompoc Funeral Home
Stolen camper shell and ring reported in Lompoc area
A camper shell valued at 400 dollars was reported stolen from Michael Friend’s vehicle on Rucker Road in Mission Hills. A yellow gold diamond ring valued at 650 dollars was reported stolen from Helen Carney’s home on North First Street. Police also reported a burglary arrest of George Newhardt near Williams Bros. Market and related seizures.
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Michael Friend
Rucker Rd
Mission Hills
Sheriff's Office
Helen Lorraine Carney
First St
George Robert Newhardt
Williams Bros
E. Ocean Ave
Newhardt
North E St
Apt
Lompoc
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Central County
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William Patterson
Bennett
John W. Carpenter
Raymond D. Johnson
William B
Wallace
Goleta
Sheriff's Department
Public Safety Dispatch Center
Donald Neu
Hobert
Hespersons Howard
Anne Moran
Alsornia Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
Californias Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Calfornia Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbera County
Mgil
Ass'n., Inc
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air Amer
At&t
Beth
Icee
Boeing
Boise Case
Braniff Air
Chrysler
Sol Denny
Disney
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Ford Mtr
Dynam
Elec
Mtrs
Tel
Gulf Oil
Homestake
IBM
Imprl. Corp
North County Services
Lynn Newcombe
Poly Royal
San Luis Obispo
California Polytechnic State University
Miss Newcombe
Daily Record
Gary K. Hart
North County
Martha Bray
RED Cross
Red Cross Service Center
South H St
Daryl Andrew Nielsen Jr
Terry Lynn Paulson
Vernon Thomas Lewis
Karen Anne Smith
Daniel Frederick Junkiness
Pamela Katsuko Mun
Karl Joseph Guillory
Patricia Kay Harrah
Steve Andrew Smith
Edith Lynn Sobara
Dublin
Pamela Cooper
Lompoc High School
Kathy Scala
Golden Spud
Northside Shopping Center
Lompoc, Calif
Comini Cinema
No. H St
Oui
West Ocean
BankAmericard
Moores
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