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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1971
Page
2
William Buckley argues the Nixon administration shifted from Friedman Schultz free market ideas to decisive intervention to manage price controls. He questions long term effectiveness and notes tariff use and international burdens amid a broader debate on economic policy.
UCSB vice chancellor Ray Varley, who has led Isla Vista relations, is reportedly planning to resign. Confirmation is pending as Chancellor Cheadle and Varley are on vacation. Varley may submit his resignation when Cheadle returns before October classes. Varley’s tenure bridged the university, county, and Isla Vista, with critics arguing he wrestled with taxpayer and local political pressures.
Gov. Reagan approves a $50,000 study funding to locate and plug natural and man caused oil leaks in the Santa Barbara Channel. Sen. Lagomarsino notes long standing pollution and recent additions, with funds from a special license plate fund and contracts to State Resources Agency.
Local Agency Formation Commission denied Carpinteria Valley Assn requests to block annexation of 42 acre Edwards Ranch tract to Carpinteria. Commission said annexation jurisdiction lies with the Carpinteria City Council and Planning Commission. Development tied to Robert Doell project, while valley environmental concerns centered on preserving a rare blue heron nesting stand of eucalyptus trees north of U.S. 101.
A historical public notice lists the Lompoc Record publication details including address in Lompoc California, publication under Superior Court Decree number 47065, and staff roles from president to editors and managers, plus association memberships and subscription rate of $2.25 per month for home delivery by mail.
California Regional Water Quality Control Board declared a formal order over the Army Corps of Engineers regarding Santa Barbara Harbor dredging. The measure assigns new waste discharge requirements to the corps and subjects the city of Santa Barbara as its agent under updated procedures. A seven member panel, including Norman Caldwell and A W Ebeling, unanimously chose to record the directive as an order despite objections that it should be a memorandum of understanding. The corps faced delays on a plan of action for compliance, while defending a 24 hour a day dredging request to clear the channel and sustain the city dredge pace. The corps must protect East Beach water quality and boost monitoring under the new discharge duties.
State Parks chief William Penn Mott Jr indicates possible funding routes for acquiring Lake Los Carneros as a county regional park. Goleta Valley committee, led by Mrs. Peter Bratt, pushes for federal or outside support amid county funding restrictions, amid Audubon Society urging action for the large unincorporated area.
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