Were supervisors right in general plan vote
County supervisor Charles F. Catterlin questioned the procedure in a Monday General Plan action. Supervisor George H. Clyde planned a May 1 reconsideration. The board reaffirmed a 1965 stance that the General Plan is pliable, not fixed, after public hearing gaps and late afternoon action. Public hearings to align the plan with zoning begin this summer.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
Catterlin
George H. Clyde
Washington, D.C
Clyde
County Planning Commission
Closing Stocks Reported by Rohrbaugh and Co.
The Record provides closing stock quotations furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co. of Lompoc, California, with contact at 3865-F Constellation Road and RE 3-3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Multiple local arrests and notices in Santa Ynez Valley region
Ruth Arden 31 of Flag Is Up Farms Buellton arrested in Solvang on DUI charges bail 720 Franks Cafola alias Caldwell 19 135 N B St Room 223 faces receiving stolen property and drugs bail 3500 Booker Henry 20 Lompoc hit run reckless driving bail 422 Cabrillo High School open house May 1 7 to 8 30 p.m. plus volleyball coaches meeting at Pioneer Park May 2 8 p.m. authorities investigate two car fires Spencer Brady 405 W Cypress Ave damage 50 and 250 Lompoc Planning Commission to hold public hearing on sign ordinance use permits
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Ruth William Arden
Flag Is Up Farms
Buellton
Solvang
Dennis Francis Cafola
Caldwell
North B St
Central Avenue
Rucker Road
George Booker Henry
North L St
Lompoc
Henry
Linda Martha Chang
North M St
West Chestnut Avenue
Spencer Brady
Cypress Ave
Special water meeting to discuss budget and projects in Lompoc
The Water Commission holds a special meeting at City Hall 7 30 p m to review the 1972 73 fiscal budget and a five year capital plan. Agenda includes Lompoc project status Diablo Canyon deserting project Cypress Avenue improvements policy on water main extensions and network analysis. New Lompoc Mayor George Cotsenmoyer and Carpinteria Mayor Ernest Wallbrandt named to the Local Agency Formation Commission. Wallbrandt replaces Allan Coates Jr. as regular member. Coates loses Carpinteria council bid. Tower term expires May 1.
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The
Water Commission
Lompocroject
Diablo Canyon
Cypress Avenue
Highway 246
Sweeney Road
City Hall
Lompoc
George Cotsenmoyer
Carpintera
Ernest Wallbrandt
Cotsemmeyer
Guadalupe
George Draper
Wallbrandt
Carpinteria
Allan Coates Jr
Coates
R. Lockwood Tower
Commission
McGovern Gains Poll Lead Ahead of Key Primaries
McGovern strengthens position in public polls on eve of Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primaries. He leads Muskie in delegate estimates with 118.5 to 107.5 while Wallace has 75 and Humphrey 20. Nixon holds 161 on the GOP side with 674 needed. Boston Globe puts McGovern at 43 percent in Massachusetts, Muskie 19, Humphrey 14.
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United Press International
George S. McGovern
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Edmund S. Muskie
Miami Beach
McGovern
South Dakota
UPI
Muskie
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
San Diego
John M. Ashbrook
Humphrey
Boston Globe
PLUS Ecology Fair in Ryan Park Showcases Local Environmental Action
Participants at the second annual PLUS Ecology Fair in Ryan Park heard remarks from Kathleen Jackson Jones and Beverley Smith about environmental heritage and planning. Local groups staffed booths including the Sierra Club and AAUW as Dr Wayne Williams warned of lifestyle impacts. Robert Bickford of Vandenberg Village won a Pioneer ten speed bike as sun set.
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Ryan Park
Nixon
Kathleen Jackson Jones
Sierra Club
Coalition For A New Tomorrow
AAUW
Shackley Products
Friends For Bikeology
Robert Bickford
Vela Way
Vandenberg Village
Services set for Sam T. Howerton at Goleta Chapel
A funeral for 75 year old Sam T. Howerton will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Welch-Ryce Associates Goleta Chapel with Rev. Glenn A. Weslander presiding. Interment follows at Goleta Cemetery. Howerton, a longtime Lompoc and Santa Barbara resident, died Saturday at Lompoc Hospital. He served in World War I and farmed in Goleta before returning to Lompoc.
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Sam T. Howerton
Welch-Ryce Associates
Goleta Chapel
Ward Drive
Howerton
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Hospital
Glenn A. Weslander
Goleta Cemetery
Jackson
Calif
California needs faster power plant and line construction
The piece argues California must keep building power facilities to serve a growing population and new developments. It warns that slowing or halting construction could trigger brownouts or blackouts as demand rises, noting efforts by some groups to delay projects. It states a decade is typical to acquire sites, win approvals, and complete a plant.
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California
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