Santa Barbara supervisors back voluntary rock concert ban
County officials report the 19th District Agricultural Association directors will bar rock concerts for youths at Earl Warren Showgrounds after Sept 6 and move events indoors to the Exhibition Hall. Residents complained about noise and car congestion near Samarke area while the hall holds 3,000 and the latest crowd surpassed 8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
19Th District Agricultural Assa
Earl Wareren Showgrounds
Sheriffs Office
James Webster
Susan Trescher
Samarke
Showgrounds
Minier Loses Bid on Car Pool Use for District Officials
District Attorney David Minier failed to keep cars assigned to him and four investigators out of the newly authorized county car pool. The Board of Supervisors debated the issue Monday before reaching a decision.
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David Minier
Board of Super
Milier
Riley Millard
FBI
George Begg
William Steele
Jim Nichols
Milner
Nichols
Johnson
Officials address oil leak at state lease in Coal Oil Point
County supervisors heard Monday details of a new oil seep from an abandoned core hole on a state lease in the Coal Oil Point area. Petroleum Engineer David Bickmore said a nylon tent is being installed to catch the crude.
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Coal Oil Pt
David K Bickmore
Union Oil Co
Platform A
Firestone Fabrics Co
Firestone Rubber Co
Bickmore
US Geological Survey
Leak reduces daily crude spill but study urged for future plans
Officials report the leak is corraling about 15 barrels of crude oil daily while cementing holes continues and a three month comprehensive report with recommendations on oil pollution in the channel is promised. Union's Platform A yields 7 250 barrels daily from nine wells and Platform B adds 2 000 from four wells amid broader investigations and car pool policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickmore
U.S Geological Survey
Union
GMC plant expansion to grow at Willow Run and Pontiac
General Motors announces a major expansion and modernization for the GMC Truck and Coach Division. The plan includes a new service parts warehouse at Willow Run Airport Ypsilanti Michigan and upgraded coach assembly facilities at the Pontiac main complex, with completion targeted for summer 1971 and over 100000 classifications of parts stocked for direct dealer and operator distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GMC Truck & Coach
Martin J. Caserio
General Motors
Willow Run
Ypsilanti
Mich
Pontiac
Lompoc Officials Discuss Island Planters and Center Developments
The Lompoc Beautification Committee meets at noon to review an invitation from the State Highway Department on island planters at H Street and Ocean Avenue near 701 E Lemon Ave where children were suspected in damage confined to a four foot grass patch. City Council meets tonight at 7 30 to discuss Ryan Park community center plans. County fire crews investigate a mattress fire at 1568 Calle Nueve Mission Hills causing about 15 in damage.
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Lompoc
S C St
State Highway Department
Ocean Avenue
Lemon Ave
Lompoc City Hall
Ryan Park
David Lybargar
Calle Nueve
Mission Hills
Court Hearing Set In Lompoc Assault Case
Emilio Medina 23 faces a preliminary hearing August 25 in Lompoc Justice Court on assault with a deadly weapon from a Friday night incident. A 22 year old woman suffered a broken wrist and cut chin. Medina jailed on 3125 dollars bail.
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Emilio Medina
Lompoc
Medina
N. K St
Lompoc Fire Investigates Grass Fire Discovery
The Lompoc Fire Department is examining a small grass fire found in the area. No injuries reported and cause under investigation as crews respond to the scene.
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Lompoc
Lagomarsino Joins Arcata Conservation Panel
Sen Robert Lagomarsino R ojal attends the Arcata conference of the Conservation Education Association as chair of the senate natural resources committee. He will serve on a nine member panel with legislators, resource officials, industry representatives and citizen groups. California agencies and Humboldt College sponsor the meeting under the theme The Politics of Conservation.
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Robert J Lagomarsino
R-ojal
Arcata
Conservation Education Association
Lagomarsino
Senate Natural Resources Committee
California
California Resources Agency
California Regents of the US
Forest Services
Humboldt College
Tax moratorium needs legal interpretation
Former County Supervisor Veril C. Campbell asks for a tax moratorium for valley ranchers and landowners hit by 1969-70 tax boosts. Board chair Beattie urged county counsel to provide legal interpretation before action, as ranchers argued assessments reached confiscatory levels.
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Veril C. Campbell
Lompoc Valley
Board of Supervisors
Francis H Beattie
Lompoc
Beattie
Campbell
Dunes Park Near Reality Moves Forward in Guadalupe
The County Board of Supervisors approves a 15 000 settlement with Union Oil Co to acquire a 22 acre beach and campsite area west of Guadalupe for a dunes recreation park. An easement for a dune corridor and access road is sought. prior plans targeted 90 acres and a condemnation trial was set for Sept 22.
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Rancho Guadelupe Dunes
Dunes
City of
Guadalupe
Board of Supervisors
Union Oil Co
Willows
Thomas M. Dankert
Cunningham Receives BS Degree at University of Oregon
Gunther M. Cunningham among about 1,300 graduates earning bachelor of science in general social science at University of Oregon Summer Graduation exercises on Saturday August 16.
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Gunther M. Cunningham
University of Oregon
Cunningham
Stock Ticker Close Trails With Modest Gains Across Markets
The Record lists closing quotes for dozens of issues led by Bellwethers such as Alcoa and General Electric with mixed moves. The tabulation shows overall gains in some sectors while others slide, and a large volume of shares changing hands. A brief UK note from TALYBONT-ON-USE notes pub slot machine winnings sparking local celebration as a technician completes a two year repair of a Sie game.
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Talybont-On-Use
Wales
UPI
Nixon seeks FCC chairman amid regulator shortage
President Nixon struggles to fill the FCC chair post as James J. Wadsworth contemplates leaving to join INTELSAT. With Hyde and Wadsworth Republicans, GOP numbers would still trail Democrats 4 to 3. liberal members Johnson and Cox remain in the mix while Lee was recently named by Johnson. Wadsworth, Johnson, and Cox ordered a hearing on media concentration tied to a Kansas station sale.
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Nixon
FCC
Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
James J. Wadsworth
International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium
Intelsat
Wadsworth
Rosel H. Hyde
Hyde
Hyde Robert T. Bartley
Robert E. Lee
Nicholas Johnson
Kenneth A. Cox
Commis
H. Rex Lee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson and Cox
Kansas
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England
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Rohrbaugh and Co
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