City Forms committee to study junk auto yard sites
A city planning commission proposes a committee of wrecking yard operators and officials to resolve the junk auto crisis. Two yards must relocate by October to sites meeting ordinances. A potential city county site on Highway 1 faces scenic route objections, while canyon locations and rezoning options are explored. Lefkowitz’s council seat forthcoming.
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Central Avenue
City Planning Commission
Robert Kranig
William Fick
Merrijone Pritchard
Vernon Copeland
Sol Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Flower Power group seeks funds for downtown beautification
A Lom poc Flower Power progress report and new financial appeal were presented by chair Mrs. Chris Cass. Projects include two downtown lots and a completed West Ocean Avenue site, with planned plants, shrubs, benches and a walk in park. Revenue to date is 1269.50, with costs projected to exceed 1000 dollars.
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Lompoc
Chris Cass
West Ocean Avenue
Speedway
Valley Photo Service
Cass
Howard Moore
H Street
Ocean Avenue
Closing Stocks Report From Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record presents closing stock quotations furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
School board meeting moved to 7 p.m. corrections
Daily Record notes corrected meeting time for tonight at 7 p.m. replacing 3:30 p.m. In other items La Purisima Mission summer hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with buildings locked at 5:30 p.m. Lakers Knicks playoff TV plan through Lompoc Santa Maria cables. Lompoc Playhouse holds 7:30 p.m. membership meeting at Pioneer Park. Firefighters seek memorial fund for Santa Maria firefighter killed at Bradley Hotel blaze. donations to Wells Fargo Santa Maria or Lompoc Fire Department care.
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la Purisima Mission
Lompoc Valley Cable TV
Santa Maria Valley Cable TV
Thespians
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Alvin Newton
Santa Maria
Bradley Hotel
Wells Fargo Bank
Lompoc candidate opposes bill taxing city utilities
Republican Tim Terry running against Don MacGillivary in the June primaries denounces Assembly Bill 908. He argues a 14 percent tax on municipal electric utilities would require a local tax increase and drain Lompoc of about 70 000 dollars annually. He says current exemptions unfairly favor public utilities and objects to mid game rule changes.
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Republican Assembly
Tim Terry
Assembly
Terry
Ways and Means
Lompoc
Dr Spock to address Allan Hancock College audience
Dr Benjamin Spock famed author and controversial speaker on draft and censorship will speak at Allan Hancock College tonight at 8 p m on Dissent and Social Change Tickets priced 150 for students and faculty 200 for the public will be sold at the door. The report also covers a minor injury car crash at Maple Avenue and F Street and local concerns about Isla Vista street people with residents describing drug oriented behavior and calls for control measures.
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Spock
Benjamin Spock
Allan Hancock College
Lance Borchardt
E. Pine Ave
Valletta
Isla Vista
Phyllis Higgen
Board rejects pay raise for Santa Barbara superior court clerks
The Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors kept firm against a 10 percent raise for Superior Court clerks citing a countywide salary survey. Judge Floyd C. Dodson warned staffing and morale issues amid increased caseloads and overtime disputes. A deeper review was ordered with a May 11 report from the personnel director.
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Board of Supervisors
Floyd C. Dodson
Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
Dodson
George H. Clyde
Clyde
Ken Pettit
Raymond D. Johnson
Wilbur Wagstaff
Pettit
Johnson
Joe J. Calla
Supervisors weigh district attorney salary hike recommendation
County supervisors consider backing a Grand Jury call to raise District Attorney David D Milner from 24000 to 28000 interim and over 31000 after pending legislation. They seek additional information from the Grand Jury and a comparative report from the county administrative office. The board plans to send a resolution to Sacramento and ask for more data to support raises for grand jurors as well.
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David D. Milner
Grand Jury
Joe J. Callahan
Daniel G. Grant
Milner
Francis H. Beatelle
Callahan
Milier
Sacramento
Fiesta group extends contract for Santa Barbara County Bowl
The Old Spanish Days Fiesta and the county paused cancellation of the County Bowl agreement to allow a temporary extension while the group works out a security plan to protect nearby homeowners. Youth concerts earlier caused property damage and an injury from a bottle incident.
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Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Fiesta
Milpas St
William Luton
el Presidente
Fiesta Group
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Ocean
City of Lompoc
Retail Merchants Association
Kiwanis Club
Alpha Club
Chamber of Commerce
Campfire
la Canada School
Johns-Manville Corp
Ian Sinclair
Chuck’s Nursery
Steve Genest
FCI
Bob Scolari
Dee Sudbury
Girl Scouts
Boys Club
Aceco Equipment
Valley Photo
Braun Pharmacy
Lompoc Savings and Loan Assoc
Beattie Motors
Penn-Central
Phillips Pet Eeetrbre Outboard Marine
American Motors
Sperry Rand
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
TransAmerica
Sence General Electric
Aaa
General Motors
Union Oil
General Telephone
United Aircraft
Uniroyal
Imperial Corp
U.S. Steel
International Paper
Westinghouse
It&t
Woolworth
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Util
Minnesota Mining
Daily Record
Oxford
James Webster
Kading
Don Deveny
Convair
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Katie Seyller
Lompoc District Hospital
Briant
Smorgasbord
Lompoc Plaza
Phacts
Art Smith
Medical Center
E. Ocean
Han
Wag
J. W. Newton
Randy Reetz
Luton
H&m Shoe Store
I’ Street
Ford
Maverick
ABC
America
H’ Street
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