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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1977

Page

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Lompoc School Kitchen Project Gets Lowered Cost Estimate

A central kitchen project for Lompoc schools is now budgeted at 763 458 dollars after reductions from initial projections. Architect Roger Phillips and consultant James Donahoe defended the plan before a full board room as residents debated cold box lunches versus a new kitchen and cautioned that remodeling often runs higher than initial estimates.

Lompoc Santa Barbara Los Angeles Roger Phillips James Donahoe Ed Walsh Phillips Karl Braun

House urged to approve nonbinding 1978 spending targets

The House Budget Committee proposed nonbinding guidelines for 1978 federal spending, aiming for a budget balance by Sept. 15. The plan would set $4.5 billion above Carter’s request, with a projected $65.8 billion deficit, amid debate over a $7 million pay raise for Congress and potential cuts to early stimulus measures.

Washington UPI House House Budget Committee Carter Robert Giaimo Giaimo Appropriations Committee Ford Judiciary Senate

Senate Kills Republican $7.9 Billion Tax Cut Plan

The Senate rejected a GOP amendment to add a $7.9 billion annual tax cut to the tax bill on a party line vote. Sen. Danforth and Sen. Javits sponsored the proposal to cut rates on the first $20,000 of income, arguing it would aid middle and low income taxpayers while only offering temporary relief before inflation pushes brackets up. Sen. Long warned Carter would veto if the permanent cut survived and that current cuts could hinder later tax reform.

Washington GOP John Danforth R-Mo Jacob Javits R-N.y Carter Danforth Javits

Carter proposes strong nonproliferation law to control exports

President Carter calls for a new nonproliferation law to place sales of atomic materials under international control and require presidential approval for exports of enriched uranium above a bomb making threshold. He criticizes a congressional proposal that could halt nuclear exports and strain allies.

Washington UPI Carter Congress

Congress clears path for four billion public works jobs bill

Congress moves to pass a four billion public works jobs bill aimed at creating about 300 000 construction jobs and 300 000 indirect positions as House and Senate negotiators separate the bill from a contentious clean water package after seven weeks of dispute.

Washington UPI Congress Carter House Senate Edmund Muskie Maine Muskie

No-growth poll to be taken in Lompoc area dispute

Lompoc real estate leaders plan a Tuesday 2 p m meeting at Lompoc Library to poll opposition to a one percent growth limit proposed by David Yager. George Smith leads the Santa Maria split drive with Duffey and Denson pushing to place the county split on the ballot amidst economy concerns.

Vaughn Proctor Lompoc Valley Lompoc First District David Yager Santa Maria George Smith Smith Clay Denson John Duffey Tom Green Carol Wright Harley Craig Craig Duffey al Walker Walker Denson Teamsters

Trade deficit hits record high in March

The United States posted a March trade deficit of 2.387 billion dollars, the third straight record, with imports totaling a March high of 12.4 billion. The first quarter deficit reached 5.9 billion, driven by a 22 percent rise in petroleum purchases as cold weather depleted supplies.

Washington UPI United States Commerce Department Commerce American Petroleum Institute Midwest

Lompoc Reservoir App Extended to 1979 Deadline

City of Lompoc gains extension to January 1 1979 for its Salsipuedes Creek reservoir application after a 3-2 state water board vote The extension allows review of an Environmental Impact Report and bond prospects while the city weighs state water options and potential costs of a new filing.

Lompoc Salsipuedes Creek Alan Davidson State Water Resources Control Board Davidson Bureau of Reclamation Bookman- Edmonston Sacramento Salsipuedes

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