County board backs regional data processing center plan
The Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors endorsed a proposed Intergovernmental Data Processing Center using county IBM 360 model 30 equipment for Santa Barbara city government, City College, and School District while awaiting buy in from the three entities. Critics cited potential delays if participants do not join and the need to prove cost savings. Allan Hancock College has shown interest, with openings possible for others if Santa Barbara agencies do not participate.
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Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara City College
Curtis Tunnel
Allan Hancock College
Raymond Johnson
Supervisors asked to Study pension bill
The County Department Heads Association requested county supervisors to initiate an actuarial study before year end and obtain cost figures concerning pension legislation.
County officials clash with Employes over arbitration bill
The County Employes Assn and County Personnel Officer Wilbur S. Wagstaff spar over Senate Bill 333. Wagstaff urged binding arbitration for impasses in law enforcement and safety staff, while the employes group accused him of unilateral action and violating Meyers Milias Brown Act spirit. The Board of Supervisors approved a resolution, leaving unsettled how disputes will be settled amid past strikes. The Hollinger Bill retirement changes were also discussed, with the retirement board awaiting actuarial study.
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Wilbur S. Wagstaff
Wagstaff
Board of Supervisors
Senate
California
Curtis Tunnell
Stringer
County Employes Retirement Board
Archive library open for Santa Barbara anniversary event
The Santa Barbara Mission Archive Library will host a public open day Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. in observance of the 189th anniversary of Santa Barbara's founding. Fr Maynard Geiger will lead a free guided tour as rare De la Guerra documents and Arguello heirlooms are displayed.
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Santa Barbara Mission Archive
Upper
Laguna St
Santa Barbara
Maynard Geiger
OFM
de la Guerra
Arguello
Nun Cop Keeps Badge and Heart in Pontoon Beach
Sister Cornelia Hawkins known as Sister Fuzz, a nun and Pontoon Beach police deputy, has sold her gunbelt to buy groceries yet remains on the force. She patrols with a two way radio, aiding youths and families while defending her calling and community service. She hopes to guide change from traditional roles to active public service.
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Pontoon Beach
Ill
NEA
Madam
Cornelia Hawkins
Sister Fuzz
Cornelia
Pontoon Beach P.D
General Patton
Wisconsin
Women’s Air Force
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Lorenzo Dall’ Armi
County Taxpayers Assn
Richard Temple
Dall
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Wagstaff Tangle
George H. Clyde
Hollinger
Employes’ Association
Oakwood
Village Country Club
Lompoc
Old Mission
Pearl Chase
Ben C. Dismuke
Archive
Tierra de Oro Parlor
Reina del Mar Parlor
the Golden West
Frederica Poett
Cowboy Hall OF Fame
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hugh Davies
Lompoc RE
P.S
Harry Morris
College Avenue
Country Club
Oakwood Circle
Builder
W. C. Ebbert, Inc
Constellation
Vandenberg Village
P Gauwk
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