State Senate approves broad pollution enforcement bill
The State Senate passes 40 to 0 a bill granting the Attorney General power to sue or intervene in major environmental cases. Lagomarsino says this safeguard helps when local action is insufficient, enabling state level action to protect air water land and natural resources. Existing remedies are continued.
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State Senate
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Lagomarsino
County pay dispute over 1971 72 salary boosts explodes
Debate centers on whether the county properly followed the eight county salary sample and whether an incomplete survey understates raises. The Sheriff’s Relief and Benefit Assn threatens legal action, alleging the administration adheres to a technicality while employee groups accuse it of delaying and applying the data post July 1.
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Zack L. Stringer
Johnson
Stringer
Warning on Labor Day campgrounds statewide
State Parks Director William Penn Mott Jr. warns that Labor Day weekend is peak season and all sites may be booked. Reservations can be made at over 230 Ticketron terminals. southern and central coast campgrounds are filling fast, inland and northern areas offer better odds. Call numbers provided for nearest Ticketron terminals.
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William Penn Mott, Jr
State Parks and Recreation Department
Ticketron
Mott
County employees use city parking lots for free daylong access
County officials who opposed financing for downtown parking now face embarrassment as deputies reportedly exploit the 90 minute free period at the City Off Street Parking lot. Officials say several employes repeatedly re enter after the 90 minute limit to park all day. County leaders call for disciplinary action against those using the city spaces while on county duty.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Charles F. Catterlin
Johnson
Grand prize winner announced at Northside Shopping Center opening
Wayne Mack of 306 FE Camino College Santa Maria won an eight day trip for two to Mazatlan Mexico during a three day grand opening with other winners including P F Trigueira and Mrs Ray Fuller. Michael R Drennan named Bank of America's Lompoc operations officer succeeding James MacGillivray. Kirk Hubbard, son of Lompoc residents, joined 600 midshipmen in a summer training program aboard U S First Fleet ships off West Coast and Hawaii. Petty Officer John Carricaburu advanced aboard USS Ramsey in Seventh Fleet service.
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Ray Fuller
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H and H Paints
Michael R. Drennan
Bank of America
George Cotsenmeyer
Annapolis
Kirk C. Hubbard
Hubert F. Hubbard
Sunbeam
Calif
U.S. First Fleet
West Coast
Hawaii
Kirk
Naval Command and Management
Cabrillo High School
Uss Ramsey
John B. Carricaburu
Baseline Ave
Santa Ynez
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Ramsey
Submarine School Graduate From New London Navy Base
Charles T. Warehan, son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Y Hood of 610 East Pine Lompoc, completed a two month Basic Submarine School course at the Naval Submarine Base New London Connecticut after graduating from Lompoc Senior High.
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Charles T. Warehan
Aaron Y. Hood
E. Pine
Lompoc
Naval Submarine Base
California Assembly approves property open use bill 63 to 0
The California Assembly passed SB 504 63 to 0 authorizing landowners to allow public recreation on their property without risking ownership rights. Senator Lagomarsino led the measure, praised by Sierra Club and California Chamber of Commerce, needing to curb implied dedication after Gion v Santa Cruz. The bill heads back to the Senate for concurrence.
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California Assembly
Robert J. Lagomarsino
R-Ojai
The
Sierra Club
California Chamber of Commerce
California Supreme Court
Gion
City of Santa Cruz
Cranston urges aid for sugar beet farm workers and housing
Senator Alan Cranston calls for improved housing and ban on hiring illegal aliens for sugar beet labor before growers qualify for federal payments. He notes workers lack workmen’s compensation unemployment and health safeguards while California farms pay $1.75 to $1.85 hourly versus a $1.30 federal minimum. He urges action to raise living and working conditions nationwide.
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Alan Cranston
Calif
Cranston
Senate
California
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