Lompoc First Quarter Sales Rise 13 Percent
Taxable retail sales in Lompoc for the first quarter of 1976 rose more than 13 percent from the same period in 1975, totaling 14.798 million across 526 outlets. Building materials and farm supplies led gains, with other categories posting varied increases while overall city sales set a first quarter record. Drug stores showed 368 thousand dollars in 1976 with no prior-year comparison available.
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Lompoc
State Board of Equalization
California
Santa Barbara
Dodson accuses runoff opponent of inaccuracies
Judge Dodson rebutts Dodds in a county race dispute over aircraft use and reimbursements. He says he has flown on official business for 70 years with county approval and says Dodds misrepresents the finances and lease details. He cites a $980 reimbursement and Santa Barbara Aviation leases, arguing taxpayers benefit from official travel time savings.
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Dodson
Santa Barbara Aviation
Nude Beach Day draws crowds to Pirates Cove
The first National Nude Beach Day at Pirates Cove Avila drew over 1000 attendees. Sunbathers faced threats from gawkers while Deputy Papich supervised to keep the event peaceful and enforce laws.
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Rudes
Pirate’s Cove
Avila
Stan Tulledo
Pirates Cove
San Luis Obispo County
Bill Papich
Beachfront USA
Central Coast Committee
California
Black’s Beach
San Diego
U.S
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Hawaii
Oregon
Massachusetts
New York
Florida
Papich
Bermuda
Supreme Court
Avila Beach
Pirates ‘Cove
Papiapich
Sheriff's Department
Pirate's Cove
Beattie in Cottage Hospital after heart issue
Veteran County Supervisor Francis H. Beattie of Lompoc is in Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara in fair condition after a Monday morning incident during a Santa Barbara Board meeting. Medical findings cited mild heart failure with respiratory problems relayed to his administrative assistant Hutson.
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Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
Beattie
Hutson
County Supervisors Assn
Board of Supervisors
James M. Slater
Goleta
Harrell Fletcher
Frank J. Frost
Assn
Brown
Supervisors’ Association
Senate
Planners okay quorum change and use permit denial
The planning commission approved reducing the quorum from four to three and lowering the simple majority for a two vote property quorum. After a hearing on a poodle grooming home business at 516 E Locust Ave the commission denied the permit amid concerns about noise and animal hair disposal.
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Billy W. Godwin
E. Locust Ave
Commission
Jack Lam
Recreational project stalls on board tie vote
Ellwood Pier plan faces a new snag after the Board of Supervisors deadlocked 2 2 on funding a $26 500 engineering report. Supervisor Slater and Kaliman supported the feasibility study conditional on approval by the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
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Dick Praul
Ellwood Pier
Board of Supervisors
James M. Slater
Goleta
Robert E. Kaliman
Santa Barbara
Goleta Valley
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recrea
Slater
Park Department
Kalkman
Fletcher
Aminoil, USA Inc
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Abbott
Oil Company
County records show marriages in Lompoc and pier debate stalls plan
County clerk lists five marriage licenses issued in Lompoc including Manuel V. Razo and Estela G. Fraters. others include John A. Jenocovich with Bessie Mae Donica and Ronald Dee Freeberg with Adren La Ray White. Board votes on Senate Bill 1564 stall as Supervisors seek control over Court Administrator pay. Mayors and oil company reps clash over pier rehabilitation funding and state and federal approvals for recreation use continue.
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Lompoc
Manuel V. Razo
Estela G. Fraters
John A. Jenocovich
Bessie Mae Donica
Ronald Dee Freeberg
Adren la Ray White
William R. Tatum
Bonnie E. Welch
Matthew C. Evans
Virginia Grijalva
Charles E. Masters III
Diane C. Zeren
Blair Lee Winner
Sara Horenberger
Board of Supervisors
James M. Slater
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Senate
Allen Abersman
Percon
Robert E. Kallman
Kallman
James
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County Judges Reject Model Juror Program
Superior Court judges refuse participation in a $100000 federally funded Model Juror Program. The Board of Supervisors was informed Monday as Presiding Judge Floyd Enforc... Administration of the Department of Justice. Deputy County Counsel Bruce Dodds, a runoff candidate for Judge Dodson's seat, contested the decision and said the action verified a notable dispute within the court.
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Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
Floyd
Infant Denise Vega funeral services pending
Obituary notes infant Denise Marie Vega daughter of Victor and Victoria Vega of 416 South K Street died Monday at UCLA Medical Center. Funeral services are pending at Starbuck Mortuary. The piece also cites court funding remarks by Judge Dodson and a supervisor’s comment on jury system costs and improvements.
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Denise Marie Vega
Starbuck Mortuary
Victor D. Vega
South K St
Ucla Medical Center
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Dodds
Free’ Beach
Daily Record
Lompoc Valley
First Southern Baptist Church
E. Pine Ave
University Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Texas
Richard Lewis
Dennis C. Overman
E. Oak St
San Julian Ranch
Allan Hancock College
Agnes Grogan
Police Reserve
Slater Asked
Tion
Santa Maria
Frost
Fran¢is H. Beattie
Lang and Co
Texaco
Union Oil
Mateo Como
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Essen
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Avis Sbrntesevahae
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Rockwell
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Cal
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TelePrompTer
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Collfewsie
Melange
Petater Pumas
Seema Pulliam
Aa Scion Usted Press
Gil Alter
Judge Dodson
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Sun. Thers
Westside Furniture
W. Gcean
Starbuck
North Oeave Street
Lindley
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