Senator Petris Seeks Tightened Control on Home Pesticides
Sacramento Capitol report notes Sen. Nicholas C. Petris of Alameda introduced SB 280 to sharply increase state controls on nonagricultural pesticides sold for home and yard use. The measure aims to reduce human risk by tightening sales and handling requirements.
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Capitol
Nicholas C. Petris
Alameda
Petris
Senate
Health and Welfare Committee
County council seeks independent staff for HUD certification
The County Cities Area Planning Council voted to recommend a separate staff outside the Planning Department to satisfy HUD as a condition for certification. HUD aims for direct council control. certification expires April 28, with a temporary extension through August 1 tied to budget adoption.
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County
County Planning Department
Council
Samuel Clawson
U.S. Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Clawson
City kindergarten registration schedule and dates
Parents of children turning five by December 2 may register for the fall term beginning May 1 at Hapgood LA HONDA LOMA VISTA LOS BERROS and other schools. Registration times run 8:30 a.m. to noon and 12:30 to 3:30 p.m with some parent orientations noted. Bring age verification and immunization records. child need not be present.
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Philharmonic concert adds air to Santa Maria advance sales
Allan Hancock College officials report rapid advance tickets for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra concert on April 27, passing 1,200 at ten days remaining. Zubin Mehta will conduct the 104 piece ensemble in Beethoven and Tchaikovsky symphonies with Dvorak selections performed by Nino Rosso. Tickets are available at the campus box office and the Music Box in Lompoc.
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Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Zubin Mehta
Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
Dvorak
Nino Rosso
Allan Hancock
Hancock
Symphony
Joseph Guarnerius
Philharmonic
Music
Lompoc
Supervisor challenges action on general plan resolution
County Supervisor George H. Clyde challenged the board action last Monday asserting the general plan is not a specific plan and urged reconsideration May 1 with interested parties. Clyde was in Washington D.C. testifying on oil drilling when the board reaffirmed a 1965 position. the Goleta Valley matter was referred to May 1 for report on definition of consistency with zoning. A separate note reports an auction to benefit the Lompoc Valley Boys Club on May 13 at the Lompoc Shopping Center with music by Lompoc High School band and item donations sought by calling RE 6-4978.
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Board of Supervisors
Clyde
Washington, D.C
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Lompoc
Boys’ Club
Goleta Valley
Marriages Granted in Lompoc and Beyond
Marriage licenses issued in Lompoc include Dan Joseph Hoback 32 and Sherie Jane Garrett 28 both of Santa Maria. Also Ernest Marvin Tramil 23 of Evansville Ind and Joyce Marie Hoofkins 19 of Kentwood La.
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Dan Joseph Hoback
Sherie Jane Garrett
Santa Maria
Ernest Marvin Tramil
Evansville
Ind
Joyce Marie Hoofkins
Kentwood
Steve Karl Mielke
W. Anthony Way
Edrie Anna Ohl
E. Lemon
Frederick Lee Bradley
Memphis, Tenn
Patsy Ruth Humphries
Pineville, la
Slater seeks moratorium on agricultural development in county
Third District Supervisorial candidate James M. Slater asks the Board of Supervisors to suspend rezoning subdivisions and non agricultural developments in county agricultural zones. He points to proposed projects on Refuso Ranch South Coast Salsipuedes Ranch Lompoc Valley and ranch properties in Santa Ynez Valley and Buellton trailer park. Slater argues for review of general plans before any further subdivisions or developments to protect agricultural uses.
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Board of Supervisors
Slater
Santa Barbara
Goleta Valley
Summerland Beach
Refuso
Salsipuedes
Lompoc
Santa Ynez Valley
Buellton
Agnew criticizes Kennedy and Dems over Vietnam action
Vice President Spiro Agnew assailed Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and three Democratic presidential candidates for silence as North Vietnam invaded South Vietnam. He defended Nixon's response, calling it a measured move to halt aggression and end American involvement, while condemning the Dems as slanderous.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
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