Lompoc Parks Commission Meets On Use Permits And Projects
The Parks and Recreation Commission meets at 7:30 pm in City Council chambers to discuss concessions at Ryon Park, a tree nursery at F C I, tennis courts at Ryon Park Cebada and Santa Ynez River parks, lights at Lompoc Senior High baseball field, highway beautification, Civic Park sign, and the Municipal Pool closure Sept 7 through Sept 21.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Ryon Park
F.C.I
Cebada
Santa Ynez River
Lompoc Senior High School
Lompoc
Vandenberg Afb
Civic Park
Swimming Class Registration At Municipal Pool This Friday
Registration for swim classes at the Municipal pool runs Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with schedules for Intermediate to Pre-beginners and a competitive class for those who passed the intermediate level. Also, Windigo won Saturday’s Battle of the Bands at Ryan Park with Shade Under second and Crossroads third. 375 attendees. prizes of 100 gift certificate, 20 and 10 dollars.
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Ryan Park
The
Windigo
Shade Under
Crossroads
Hudson Bay
Lompoc
Lompoc Approves Pre Zoning for Wye Intersection Parcel
Lompoc Planning Commission approves pre zoning of a 32 acre parcel at the Wye intersection for light commercial C-2 R use. Annexation will finalize zoning and steps are underway with staff arguing alignment with H Street and Ocean Avenue commercial corridors.
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Lompoc
Wye
H Street
Ocean Avenue
Dearing Receives Army Commendation Medal in Vietnam
Specialist Five Larry G. Dearing son of Mr and Mrs Edison D Dearing Jr Buellton earned the Army Commendation Medal while serving with the 123d Combat Aviation Battalion Americal Division near Chu Lai Vietnam as an air traffic controller. He entered the Army December 1968 completed basic training at Ft Ord California and was last stationed at Keesler AFB Mississippi. His wife Patsy resides at Reno Nevada.
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Chu Lai
Vietnam
AHTNC
Larry G. Dearing
Edison D. Dearing Jr
Buellton
123D
Americal Division
Chu _ Lai
Dearing
Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
City Budget Faces State Revenue Cuts and Library Tax Hike
City officials warn state shared motor vehicle license fees and gasoline taxes may fall by about 42000 based on Census counts showing 23981 residents, 2751 fewer than state estimates. Wahlers seeks a recount. Mayor Scott attempts census talks. The council raised the library tax by three cents to maintain services while reviewing utility rate adequacy. Fire chief seeks a 48000 pumper unit and public works backs a 3000 nuclear compaction tester for streets.
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State Department of Finance
Wahlers
Census Department
Art Scott
Los Angeles
Ahlers
Library Board
Lawrence Grossman
Council
John Baker
Baker
Public Works
Ken Dawson
Pendley family safety cited in county right of way dispute
Pendley opposes paying for land needed for the Miguelito Canyon Road extension arguing safety and home relocation costs outweigh county compensation. County balks at moving a house 30 feet, estimating about 16 000 dollars. Residents in the second segment worry over front yard loss as county plans 1.1 miles of road to connect with existing improvements, with budgeted funds at 217 000 dollars. Local officials say they will hold meetings to explain the project and note railroad track shifts are impractical.
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Chriss Cass
Joseph A. Foldhazi
Foldhazi
Feldhazi
Lompoc
Pendley
Pendlevy
Stewart
Miguelito Canyon Park
Ken Stillman
Miguelito Road
Miguelito Creek
George Miller
Closing Stocks Quoted by Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 33551. The brief lists stock prices and final figures as of the market close.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Hearing loss affects about ten percent of US adults
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes roughly 10 percent of American adults have significant hearing loss in one or both ears, highlighting a substantial public health issue and potential demand for audiology services and assistive devices.
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U.S
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Bill to ease paroles stalls in Senate committee
A UPI report from Sacramento says a bill requiring the state parole board to release most prisoners on parole at the end of their minimum sentence stalled in the Senate Judiciary Committee. After objecting, members delayed action for a week. chairman Gordon Cologne urged an amendment, but author W. Craig Biddle said the bill is dead.
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Sacramento
UPI
State
Parole Board
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Gordon Cologne
India
W. Craig Biddle
R-Riverside
Biddle
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Planning Commission
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Tamra Lynn Edwards
Byrone Edwards
Anaheim
Ucla Medical Center
Kenneth Boyd
United Presbyterian Church
Junius Aiken
Neal Aiken
Pixies
By Wohl
Southern Pacific Railroad
Alcon
Alum
Alcoa
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American Air
American Motors
At&t
Bendix
Bethlehem
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Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
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General Motors
General Telephone
Harv
Imperial Corp
E Eee
International Paper
Eeee
BET Gates
Johns Manville
Aets
Lockheed
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Minnesota Mining
Central
Phillips Pet
Outboard Marine
Texaco
Oxy
Seer
Eevee
Textron
Eeveee
Parke Davis
Times Mirror
PSA Neew
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Purex
TRW
RCA
Union Oil
Dart
United Aircraft
Safeway
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U.S. Steel
Santa Fe
Westinghouse
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Ind
Sperry Rand
Trans
Stand Oil of
Uul
Unita
Syrdicote, Inc
Karen
Kathy
Susie
Ida
Laura
Ann
Village House OF
Bea’'Ty Village Shopping
C.e -R
Constellation
Boston
Santa Maria Market
Broadway
Santa Maria
Penney
Lompoc Shopping Center
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