Plan Commission finds zones not in conflict with residential areas
The County Planning Commission ruled that unlimited agricultural zones do not conflict with residential zones and that large properties totaling more than 3,000 acres in the Vandenberg Village area will face general plan amendment hearings in November. The decision drew mixed reactions from the Fourth Supervisorial District Ad Hoc Committee and involved a dispute over zoning versus the general plan, with unions oil interests and area committees cited as influencing debates.
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Gun rumors unfounded after UCSB council probe
University of California at Santa Barbara campus police chief Derry E Bowles announced the investigation into reports that guns were carried into tense student legislative council meetings found no evidence of firearms. He said the case is closed and officers had attended sessions, with two students who spread the report questioned.
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North California quake rattles Humboldt coast mild damage reported
A 4.75 magnitude earthquake shook a 70 mile Humboldt County coastline from Fort Bragg to Eureka. Ferndale Chief Charles Goff called it a strong shake with little damage, while residents noted minor effects like falling objects and cracked plaster. Seismologists place the center near Ca in Ferndale area and readings vary from 4.75 to about 5.1 on the Richter scale.
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Prices Expected to Rise Before Fall Under New Plan
Commerce Secretary Frederick B. Dent warned prices would likely rise before they fall as the Phase IV program shapes costs. Beef supplies, demand, and Sept. 12 price changes loom. Meats suppliers scale back cattle, while wheat soars with September futures at $4.43 in Minneapolis and $4.24 on the Chicago Board.
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Obscenity ruling prompts debate over Lompoc film bans
Officials dispute the impact of Supreme Court guidelines on obscenity in California. Attorney General Younger forms an advisory committee to draft new laws while prosecutors expect few convictions before statutes change. Santa Barbara officials say federal guidelines are advisory and not binding on the state.
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Freeway decision postponed in Highway 1 bypass case
Superior Court Judge Marion A. Smith deferred a ruling on the Highway 1 bypass amid environmental and highways division opposition. He ordered all five attorneys into chambers, indicated a Friday decision, and noted possible appeals. The judge warned no easy solution and expressed wish for earlier resolution.
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