Lompoc council forms group to study motorcyclist issues
Lompoc city government moves to study problems from motorcyclists using private and unimproved property. A proposed committee of up to 15 includes residents on both sides, the city attorney, and parks officials. Police note a county ordinance restricting private property riding may be adopted locally.
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Lompoc
Art Scott
Slo-Poke Motorcycle Club
Scott
Parks and Recreation Commission
Ray Robertson
Santa Barbara
Conference aims to restore weakened smog bill in California
In Sacramento a key anti smog measure faces a six member conference committee after Assembly rejected Senate amendments. Assemblyman W Craig Biddle seeks to strengthen the bill imposing a 5000 dollar fine on automakers whose cars fail to meet state standards starting 1973 models.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Biddle
Senate Revenue and
Congress
John V. Briggs
Fullerton
Finance Committee
Reagan edges toward tax reform vote in California Senate
In Sacramento Gov. Ronald Reagan gains another vote for his $1 billion tax revision plan as a final showdown nears. Republican Dennis Carpenter won a Senate seat, but the measure still needs one more vote amid opposition from 13 senators. Carrell remains hospitalized with congested lungs, delaying any potential courtesy vote.
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Sacramento
Carpenter
Senate
Tom Carrell
D-San Fernando
Carrell
Bagley
Senate Democratic
Chavez forces delay move in Freshpiet Foods fight
Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Organizing Committee members vote to delay next steps in the Freshpiet Foods dispute, awaiting a membership meeting after UFWOC vice president Delores Huerta leads talks. Freshpiet seeks 60 days to negotiate while workers demand action before crops finish.
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Chavez
Senator warns supervisors on tax reform pitfalls
State Sen. Alfred E. Alquist of Santa Clara tells the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors that a 24 cent county tax cut from Reagan era reform is only part of the picture. He notes added sales tax burdens for one third of taxpayers and says reform policies add local costs, urging opposition to the measures. The 24 cent cut would ride with a 50 to 75 cent per $100 increase in assessed value, with the county rate to be set later this month by the auditor.
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Howard Menzel
William H. Cook
Alfred Anolick
Menzel
Board of Supervisors
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Senate
Reagan
Wiliam T. Bagley
San_ Rafael
Milton Marks
San Francisco
Mervyn M. Dymally
Los Angeles
Tom
Carrell
Bagley
Paul Beck
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
Carpenter
Assembly
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Burton W. Chase
Los Angeles County
Sacramento
Gov. Reagan
Alfred E. Alquist
Santa Clara
Sen
Alquist
Board
George H. Clyde
State Department of Finance
Santa Barbara County
Sen. Alquist
Indictments for Two Goleta Men in Lompoc Shooting
The County Grand Jury indicted Edwin Bolchini and Ronald Simmons both 27 and 26 of Goleta on murder charges in the Aug 3 shooting death of Jose Aguilar Quinonez 28 of Lompoc. A Santa Barbara Superior Court hearing set a trial date. The suspects surrendered after being sought for questioning.
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Edwin Demetrio Bolchini
Ronald Leon Simmons
Goleta
Lompoc
Santa Barbara Superior Court
Bolchini
Simmons
Jose Aguilar Quinonez
Aureli Quinonez
S. Second St
Santa Barbara
Sheriff's
Smuggling bill moves in Assembly to deter jail narcotics
Ventura County Sheriff William E. Hill backs SB 846 by Senator Robert J. Lagomarsino to extend penalties for bringing narcotic injection kits and drug paraphernalia into jails, aligning them with penalties for narcotics. The bill aims to curb inmate drug use by treating kit possession as a narcotic offense.
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Ventura County
William E. Hill
Assembly
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Rventura
Santa Barbara
Lagomarsino
County Manager Attends California Public Employee Confab
Zack L. Stringer general manager of the Santa Barbara County Employees' Association will attend a managers conference of independent public employee associations of California in Monterey in August 2021. He said the agenda covers salary setting for public employees grievance procedures and arbitration and hearing processes.
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Zack L. Stringer
Santa Barbara
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Lompoc District Hospital
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Sun Valley
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Santa Babara
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la Purisima
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
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Philippines
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Claremont
California
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