Goleta annexation vote plan cleared by supervisors
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to forward a Goleta Valley annexation vote to LAFCO with boundaries including the entire valley except certain farms. The plan excludes dissolution of the Goleta Valley Mosquito Abatement District and asks for a March ballot. A voter survey budget was approved, expanding Sanger’s contract from 10 000 to 15 000 dollars sourced from state grants.
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Goleta
Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Goleta Valley
City of Santa Barbara
Ormation Commission
Sanger
Buellton 81-lot project gains map extension vote
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors approved an extension of the tentative map for an 81-lot Buellton subdivision to June 19, 1975 despite a 9-0 Planning Commission rejection. Developer Reeder Development Corp of Oxnard faced conditions to widen cul de sac lots after community concerns over density and rural character. The project sits on 22 acres along State Route 246 near Avenue of the Flags with 8-R-1 zoning and credits for 3 acres of open space.
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Buellton
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Reeder Development Corp
Oxnard
John Lucian
Goleta Valley
Sam Kubetz
State Rt
Francis Beattie
Britt Johnson
Lucian
Lompoc men jailed after labor camp dispute with stabbing
Two Lompoc Valley men Jose Mosqueda Granados 25 and Jose Martinez Aguilar 28 were jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charges after a dispute at Del Mar Labor Camp on Douglas Avenue. Granados stabbed Ramon Vivares Castro 24 and Aguilar rammed a car. bail set at 2500 each. Castro treated at Lompoc Hospital. Deputies home in on sequence of events.
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Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Douglas Avenue
Jose Mosqueda Granados
Jose Martinez Aguilar
Granados
Ramon Vivares Castro
North
K St
Castro
Aguilar
del Mar
Lompoc Record details publication and staff listing
The notice lists the Lompoc Record as a daily newspaper published in Lompoc California with office at 115 No. H St. It includes publication details editor names and manager roles, association memberships, and subscription rate of 2.25 per month with home delivery by mail.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
McCann
Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Suspect Held In Armed Robbery Case In Lompoc
Police arrested Eddie Nelson Dupee Jr., 27, of 1563 Calle Primera after an anonymous tip led to Bakersfield. He faces armed robbery charges for July 29 at Lerner's Service Station 401 E Ocean Ave where manager Stephen Allen Sharpe was robbed of $3,237 with a double barreled shotgun. a woman was seen with the suspect. Bail set at $5,000. further arrests possible.
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Bakersfield
Lompoc
Eddie Nelson Dupee Jr
Calle Primera
Dupee
Lerner
E. Ocean Ave
Stephen Allen Sharpe
Marriages Issued in Lompoc to Multiple Couples
Marriage licenses were issued in Lompoc to Ronald Bernard Howard 21 Beale AFB California and Sharon Lynn Robinson 17 Lompoc. Henry Thomas Boland 22 Troy New York and Karen Anne McDonald 18 Lompoc. John Richard Strane 38 Lompoc and Heather Carol Linderman 19 Vandenberg Village. William John Hummer 18 and Nancy Jean Ruiz 19 Lompoc. Jerry Joe Oliver 23 Houston Texas and Evelyn Jean Biggers 21 Mission Hills.
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Lompoc
Ronald Bernard Howard
Beale Air Force Base
Sharon Lynn Robinson
Henry Thomas Boland
Troy
N.Y
Karen Anne McDonald
John Richard Strane
Heather Carol Linderman
Vandenberg Village
William John Hummer
Nancy Jean Ruiz
Jerry Joe Oliver
Houston
Texas
Evelyn Jean Biggers
Mission Hills
Lagomarsino Backs Nixon Impeachment Vote
Congressman Robert J. Lagomarsino says he will vote for impeachment after White House tape revelations show Nixon knew of and approved actions to hinder the FBI probe. He predicts a near unanimous House vote unless Nixon resigns, with House debate in about two weeks and a Senate trial possible late summer.
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Robert J. Lagomarsino
Richard M. Nixon
Lagomarsino
Charles Teague
White House
House of Representatives
FBI
Nixon
Senate
Battle over sword fishing in California coast
Santa Barbara commercial fishermen urged the Board of Supervisors to back a bill limiting swordfish fishing to licensed practitioners. Tom Farmer of Santa Barbara Fishermen Inc said the fishery risks ruin from wealthy yachtsmen. The board referred the issue to Supervisor Frank J. Frost for state-legislature action while noting county control over coastal waters had shifted to the Legislature in 1966.
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Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
San Diego
Tom Farmer
Santa Barbara’ Fishermen, Inc
Frank J. Frost
Frost
Charles F. Catterlin
Farmer
California
State Fish and Game Commission
George P. Kading
Goleta Area Zoning Privilege Retained Despite Opposition
The Santa Barbara County Board on a 3-1 vote approved a second reading ordinance allowing owners of millions of dollars in land across Goleta Valley and nearby areas to retain multiple uses on M-1-B light industrial zoned parcels. Opponents say this pyramid zoning expands options too far. Supervisor Frost opposed. Attorney Arthur Henzel said the measure affects 1,200 acres in Goleta Valley plus 600 to 700 in Santa Maria Valley and some in Santa Ynez Valley after a years long dispute.
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Board of Supervisors
Goleta Valley
Santa Maria Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
Arthur Henzel
West Goleta Valley
Infant Melanie Woodworth funeral set at Gregory-McPeek
Funeral services for infant Melanie Ann Woodworth are scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Gregory-McPeek Mortuary with interment in Scottsdale, Arizona. The infant died yesterday at Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital, daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Marvin Woodworth of VAFB.
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Melanie Ann Woodworth
Gregory-McPeek Mortuary
Scottsdale, Ariz
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Marvin Woodworth
VAFB
Funeral services set for Jefferey Skeeters 16
Jefferey Paul Skeeters 16 died from injuries in a Goleta Valley Hospital after a motorcycle car crash on Highway 246 near Refugio Canyon Road. The car driver may be cited for failure to yield. Skeeters was the son of Jon N. Skeeters of Santa Ynez. Funeral details to be announced in the Record.
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Jefferey
Paul Skeeters
Lopez Funeral Chapel
Santa Ynez
Skeeters
Goleta Valley Hospital
Highway 246
Refugio Canyon Road
California Highway Patrol
Jon N. Skeeters
Lompoc
Debate notes show Hart and Terry clash on unions and reform
In the debate Hart opposes police and fire strikes and supports collective bargaining for state workers while Terry urges government efficiency and critiques lobbying and matching grants. They differ on campaign funding with Hart supporting public subsidies and Terry cautioning against increased expenditures. Both address death penalty with Hart opposed and Terry for.
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Hart
Terry
Don MacGillivray
Assembly
Democrat
Crime unit grant approved for organized crime intelligence unit
The Board of Supervisors authorized the Sheriff’s Department to apply for a three year grant totaling 35581 with 1803 county funds included in the 1975-76 budget and 32000 federal plus 1778 state funds sought. The unit aims to gather intelligence and coordinate with police chiefs rather than focus on arrests.
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Sheriff's Department
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Bregante
Mobile X Ray Unit Schedules Free Chest X Rays
The Mobile X Ray unit will be at the southeast parking lot of the Veterans Memorial Building on Monday August 12 from 3 pm to 5 pm and 6 pm to 7 30 pm. Anyone aged 15 or older may receive a free chest x ray during these times.
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Veterans Memorial Building
Closing Stocks Quoted by Lang and Co
The Record furnishes closing stock quotations through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with the contact number 733 3551.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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John Sanger
LAFCO
Lockwood Tower
Isla Vista Incorporation
Carmen Lodise
Friction
Johnson
James M. Slater
Tower
Catterlin
New Life For
Buellton Development
Charles Hurshel McDonald
Daily Record
Foxen Canyon Road
Highway 101
Frank Anderson
THE
Lompoc Rifle and Pistol Club
Hancock College
Community Action Commission
Community Action Center
South E St
Santa Maria Area
Shers Ass H
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Vandenberg
U.S. Air Force
Melanie Ann
Woodworth
Grant
Auditor
American Air
Amer
Ste Johns
APECO
Kaiser Ind R
At&t
Lear Siegro Anaconda
Lockheed
Beth Stito's
Aces
Perenne
L.T.V. Corp
Boeing
McDon Doug
Boise Case
Oxy
Braniff Air
Pac, Gas & Elec
Air
RCA
Champ Homesee
Ford Mtr
TransAmerica
GAC Corp Union Oil
Dynamo
United AC
Elec
US. Steel
Mtrs
Westinghouse
Tel
Zapata Co
Gulf Oil
Indust
Imprl. Corp
Trans Int. Harv
Utilities
Neil Gregory Frosty McPeek
H’ Street
Order of the Golden Rule
Se Habla Espanol
Lompoc Shopping Center
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