Supervisors seek clarity on Lagomarsino wild river bills
The County Water Agency board asked for clarification on a letter from State Senator Robert Lagomarsino amid confusion over two wild river bills. SB 1285 supports scenic free flowing rivers with studies for development, while SB 107, co authored with Sen Behr, appears more conservationist and may conflict with the State Water Project.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert Lagomarsino
Lagomarsino
Robert M. Edmonston
Behr-Lagomarsino
Collier
Cuyama water deficit raises risk amid state project talks
County officials discussed a threatened serious water deficit in the Cuyama Valley as supplemental water from state projects or desalination was considered. The Health Department warned Cuyama Mutual Water Co. water was unwholesome for consumption and ordered immediate discontinuation within five days to avoid legal action.
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Cuyama Valley
County Water Agency
County Health Department
Cuyama Mutual Water Co., Inc
Maricopa
Esther Bybert
Edward L. Everett
Department
Santa Maria
Health Department
Cuyama Mutual Water Co
Haskell seeks extended operating time for Buellton plant
The Haskell hot mix plant near Buellton faces a county planning commission hearing as Eldon Haskell asks for a longer operating period first approved in February. He must provide evidence of conformity with strict conditions. A two resident plus one staff monitoring team was to report on plant operation, but no reports have been received.
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Eldon Haskell
Gardner Ranch
Santa Ynez River
Commission
Haskell
Santa Ynez Valley
Country Planning Department
Dollar slide in Europe stirs anxieties over policy and surtax
The dollar weakened across European markets amid anti dollar sentiment and the 10 percent import surtax. Frankfurt and Paris saw declines as IMF forecasts and speculation shifted rates, while Italy and France reported lower dollar prices. In Mississippi, William L. Waller won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, upsetting Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan with 54.2 percent.
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UPI
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Nixon
U.S
European Common Market
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Frankfurt
Central Bank
Bundesbank
Italy
Bank of Italy
Paris
Waller
Sullivan
Mississippi
Accidents and notices from the Daily Record roundup
A collision at Pine Avenue and H Street injures Carlotta Dennis minorly while Dell Rose and Paula Norris escape injury. The paper also reports theft of hunting knives and jewelry, a fined battery case in Lompoc, an enchilada sale for Project Amigo, a rabies quarantine on a stray dog, and early September orientation notices at Lompoc and Cabrillo high schools.
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Carlotta Dennis
E. Locust Ave
Dell Rose
Calle Lindero
Mission Hills
Rose
Paula Suzanne Norris
Dennis
Pine Avenue
H Street
Enchildadas
Mundo
Americans tar and beat Vietnamese driver at Quang Tri base
At Quang Tri Combat Base a Vietnamese army private was tarred and beaten after U.S. soldiers shot the tires from a suspected stolen goods truck and detained the driver. The incident followed looting of barracks by Vietnamese soldiers and civilians, with MPs later treating the wounds at the U.S. 18th Surgical Hospital. Both sides face investigation and potential punishment.
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Quang Tri Combat Base
Vietnam
UPI
Gls
5Th Mechanized Division
U.S
U.S. 18Th Surgical Hospital
US S
County eyes drainage element for entire General Plan
Santa Barbara County Supervisor Charles F. Catterlin urged immediate steps to add a drainage element to the county General Plan. Flood Control Engineer James Stubbner said the aim is to complete a conservation element by 1972 with a flood control component. The board recently approved another concrete lining project for Atascadero Creek amid protests over open space loss. An environmental impact study would be mandatory only after a General Plan drainage element is in place.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
County Flood Control District Board
James Stubbner
Atascadero Creek
Goleta Valley
Stubbhner
Orcutt
Lompoc Valley
Lompoc
Carpinteria
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta
County Planning Commission
Atascadero
San Pedro
San Jose
Maria Ygnacia
Tecololito Creek
Closing stocks fiction business name statement 9186
The document lists multiple trade names THE MUFFLE SHOP NATIONAL AUTO GLASS COMPANY OF LOMPOC and SAND ENTERPRISES at 524 North Street Lompoc in Santa Barbara County California with owners Frederic L Starbuck and Arlen W Sechrest. Filed with Santa Barbara County Clerk on August 10 1971 and certified by County Clerk JE Lewis with deputy Geneva Lowry.
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Muffle Shop
National Auto Glass Company OF
Lompoc
Sand § Enterprises
North Street
County of Santa Barbara
State of California
Frederic L. Starbuck
Chandler Lompoc
California
Arlen W. Sechrest
South M Street
A Pees OA Tencee
Arlen W
Santa Barbara
JE. Lewis
Geneva Lowry
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 9082 MIADYS BEAUTY SALON
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT No 9082 lists MIADYS BEAUTY SALON operated by Huldah F Richard at 423 No H St Lompoc California 93436 with principal address 69 Continental Drive Lompoc California 93436 and William F Richard This filing is filed by an individual County Clerk certificate dated July 21 1971 and published August 4 11 18 25 1971 by LEWIS Deputy Clerk Geneva Lowry.
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Miadys Beauty Salon
No. H St
Lompoc
Calif
Huldah F. Richard
Continental Drive
William F. Richard
Santa Barbara County
Obituary notices for Harry A Cooper and Edwin F Smyth
Funeral services were held for Harry August Cooper 61 at McPeek Family Mortuary following his death at 22342 S H St. He was a retired plumber born August 7 1910 in Armstrong Creek Wisconsin and survived by two daughters and two brothers. A separate notice indicates Edwin F Smyth died in a rest home and was once Santa Barbara County assistant farm advisor with private burial following services. Bernard Scott five ran away to travel world but got off at Woolwich to buy candy.
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McPeek Family
Harry August Cooper
S. H St
Kenneth A. Boyd
First United Presbyterian Church
Sunnyside Mausoleum
Long Beach
Armstrong Creek
Wisc
Cooper
California
Margaret Lewis
Claire Cooper
el Monte
Frank
San Antonio
Tex
Ray
Lompoc
Hull
Walnut Creek Chapel
Walnut Creek
Edwin F. Smyth
Smyth
Santa Barbara County
Plumstead
England
UPI
Bernard Scott
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