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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1973
Page
2
In Lompoc tonight the Planning Commission will hold four public hearings including a recommendation to revoke a conditional use permit for an auto body shop at Walnut Avenue and I Street. The 7:30 p.m. meeting is at City Hall, 119 W Walnut Ave. The session covers other local planning and land use items.
A doctors committee recommends closing vital Santa Barbara General Hospital facilities due to changing trends and unemployment gaps for the county’s 2600 plus workers. Hospital Administrator John Quinn said most of the 370 staff would likely lose their jobs if the plan is enacted. The County Employees Assn pressed for unemployment insurance while Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson said such a program is unnecessary so far. Stringer, association general manager, said the situation concerns many members as layoffs have been rare.
The court heard arguments that white students moved from Richmond to neighboring Henrico and Chesterfield Counties to dodge desegregation. The case centers on Judge Merhige’s 1972 order to merge city and county boards to end racial isolation, now on appeal after the 4th Circuit voided it. The NAACP Defense Fund argues district lines hinder desegregation.
Judy Findley, 23, recent Chico State graduate, claims to be the first woman major in the nation's first four year industrial plastics program. She envisions plastics as an artistic field with future production valued at about 75 billion dollars annually, while addressing ecological concerns and recycling.
Funeral services for Charles V. Putman known as Buster, 64, will be held Tuesday at Newhart Family Garden Chapel Santa Maria. He died Friday at his residence 2381 Paso Robles Street Oceana. Interment in Santa Maria Cemetery. He lived born in Texas 1909, retired guard at Vandenberg AFB, WWII veteran. Survived by brother-in-law Joe Brown Santa Maria, two brothers Ed and Bill Putman Texas, two sisters Lillian Green and Bess Hammonds Texas. Visitation at Newhart Garden Chapel through 9 p.m. today and until service time tomorrow.
Perry Warner 92 died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Born 1881 in Arizona he was a valley rancher for 25 years and lived at 411 South L Street. Survived by three sons, three daughters, a daughter-in-law, a sister, 19 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery after services at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Funeral by McPeek Family Mortuary.
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