Board backs criticism of oil gas EIR report in Santa Barbara Channel
The County Task Force039s critical review of the Federal draft Environmental Impact Report on oil and gas development in the Santa Barbara Channel won backing from the Board of Supervisors. The group urged more data from USGS and Interior, citing air quality, tanker traffic, seismic, onshore, and deep water drilling hazards, and urged hearings continue until raw data are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Albert F. Reynolds
U.S. Geological Survey
Interior Department
USGS
Reynolds
Ocs
Channel
Robert E. Kallman
Phe
Vandalism damages crops. multiple incidents reported
VANDALS drove vehicles over 20 acres of string beans off North V Street and Pine Avenue during the weekend, damaging owner Charles E. Wilks's crop. Rodrigues fled the scene but later turned himself in to the sheriff's department. The Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County approved a tax in lieu payment of 15,454.86 dollars with disbursements listed to county, Lompoc, and Lompoc School District.
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Rodrigues
Sheriff's Department
North V Street
Pine Avenue
Charles E. Wilks
Bailey Road
Commissioners of the Housing Authority of
Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
Social services face more cuts amid funding uncertainty
County Welfare Director Arthur Nelson warned the Board of Supervisors that federal funding reductions could trigger further cuts in social services planned to start October 1. He assured essential services for the aged blind disabled and dependent children would remain level. Nelson cited 26 department positions cut and a 10 cent Homemaker hour reduction affecting about 550 recipients due to a 10% rate hike from the Community Action Commission. Separately the Lompoc Beautification Commission urged the city to authorize planting flowers in downtown planters as spring renewal delays downtown revitalization plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nelson
Board of
Nelson
Prevence Social Services
California
Sie
Gele
Community Action Commission
Hearing on county grading revisions set for Sept 15
Supervisor James M Slater won approval for a public hearing Sept 15 at 2 p m in the County Administration Building on proposed revisions to county grading and building ordinances aimed at preventing vesting claims from re zonings. the hearing follows wider discussions including environmental reviews and planning changes for Lompoc area and offshore oil development.
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Cabrillo Senior High
Mesa Oaks
James M. Slater
Slater
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
Planning Commission
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Larry Brundall
Robert Sharp
County Environmental Resources Panel
A.H. Schuyler
Environmental Quality Board
Michael D. Sadler
UC Santa Barbara Environmental Studies Department
D. Travis Hudson
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
Alan Eschenroeder
Environmental Research and Technology, Inc
Orrin Sage
Lee Waian
National Environmental Society
Einar L. Hovind
North American Weather Consultants
City of
Alan James Campfield
North 4Th St
North A St
Campfield
Jesus Maldonado
Valley Community Hospital
Santa Maria
Maldonado
Jose M. Rodrigues
Fujioka Farm
Black and
Stowell Roads
North E St
Daily Record
Cabrillo
Kailani Apartments
W. North Ave
Douglas Kappler
Gil Essell
United Technologies Chemical Systems Division
CSD
Air Force
Sunnyvale
James Bruce Spilman
South I St
Outstanding
Mike Kaufman
Exxon Co
U.S.A
Las Flores Canyon
Exxon
Los Angeles
Lompoc Valley
Santa Ynez River
General Plan Advisory Committee
County General Plan
Design Manufacturing General
DMG
Area Planning Council
Apan
Osby-Collins
Vandenberg Village
Lomibrary
Moore’s Mens and Boys Wear
T.W. Etherson
Mark Wilson
Fremont
Cardro
Thompson Ave
Nipeme
Calif
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
American Motors
Steel
Boises Cascade Ae Sim
Braniff Air Pou
Adrian Ae
Continental Oil Ee
Denny's Ee Ae
Eastman Kodak +e it A
Ford Motors
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Pacific Gas & Elec Phc
Try
PSA
RCA
Asee
Roebuck
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Texaco OO
Transamerica i Ae Ea
Transco Eer Seere
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United Tech
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Tim Conner
Effery W. Adam
Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Adrienne McAdam
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Press Assaifornia Press
Inter American Ciation and
Cal Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Lompoc Theatre
Captain Meme
Besa
O & Chul
No. H St
Pink Panther
West Laurel Lompoc
Sears Service Center
Sears
West Pine Avenue
Pacific
Chestnut Avenue
North
I’’ Street
Beattie Motors
Sunset
Chevrolet
Schwinn Bicycles
Peugeot-Nishiki-Gitane
Paintman
Lompoc Plaza
Pholstery
DUNNE
North ‘‘H” Street
Central Coast Realty
Holmdahl
San Miguelito
King Furniture
North ‘'E
Village Realty
Perozzi Hardware Scotts Lawn Seed and Fertilizer
Fuller Paints
West
Ocean Avenue
Harley A. Craig
North G Street
Robert C. Lilley
Notary Public
Passport Photos
Michele Hallmark Shop
North ‘‘H”’ Street
Robert C. Lilley Insurance
H'’ Street Lompoc
George J. Janatsch Farmers Inc. Group Auto, Fire, Life, Boat
East College Avenue
Vargas
Art and
Emily Vargas
H Street
Secretarial Service
City Secretarial Terry Employment Agency
Western Girl, Inc
Pfaff Sewing Center Sewing Machines
Pico’s Sporting Goods and Western Store
Eagle Termite
FHA
Cal-Vet
Hartsfield Trailer Supply
I’ Street
Collins Travel Agency
Northside
Lompoc Travel Center
Our Service
Lompoc Shopping Center
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