Solvang Cityhood Backed by LAFCO Official
Johnson urges LAFCO to back Solvang incorporation with final decision by voters. Public hearing in Santa Barbara will weigh environmental factors and fiscal viability while Solvang residents weigh lower service costs under cityhood. Some valley groups warn of annexation risks for nearby Ballard, Santa Ynez and Los Olivos.
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Dice Praul
County Office of Environmental Quality
Johnson
Solvang
LAFCO
Ballard
Santa Ynez
Los Olivos
Robert J. Lagomarsino
R-Ojai
Veterans Administration
Santa Barbara
Richard L. Roudebush
Washington
Joe Mason
Veterans Administration Hospital
Los Angeles
Lassen County Board opposes welfare advertising drive
The Lassen County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution deploring a federal plan to advertise food stamp availability. County officials warned of possible welfare funding cuts as Welfare Director Arthur Nelson noted staff and service reductions amid funding changes. An Air Force man listed in improved condition after a beating incident involving his girlfriend’s estranged husband was hospitalized, while a suspect, Jonathon Mason, 20, was jailed with bail set at 3000 dollars.
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Welfare Department
Lassen County Board of Supervisors
Lassen Board
L.J. Bingham
Santa Barbara
Air Force
Dean Wayne Carter
North T St
Jonathon Eric Mason
North L St
Carter
Mason
Shirley Ann Mason
Robert Lagomarsino
Arthur Nelson
Nelson
Democratic Clubs Labor Day Picnic in Solvang
Northern Santa Barbara County Democratic Clubs host a Labor Day Picnic at Hans Christian Andersen Park Solvang with guests Senator Omer Rains and Assemblyman Gary Hart. The noon to 4 pm event features barbecued chicken games entertainment and a donation of 275 for adults 175 for children. Reservations contact Sonja Yates Paul Comer or Maria King.
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Santa Barbara County
Hans Christian Andersen Park
Solvang
Omer Rains
Gary Hart
Sonja Yates
Paul Comer
Lompoc
Maria King
Funeral Mass for Priscilliana Marquez Held in Lompoc
Funeral mass for Priscilliana M. Marquez aged 85 was conducted at La Purisima Catholic Church with Rev. Lawrence Rodriguez officiating. Interment followed at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born in Mexico in 1890 she died Friday at 308 W Maple Ave after 55 years in Lompoc. Survived by three daughters Rachel Rhodes Esther DeLira Virginia Garcia two sons Salvador Henry Marquez and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services arranged by Starbuck Mortuary.
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Priscilliana M. Marquez
la Purisima Catholic Church
Lawrence Rodriguez
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Marquez
Mexico
Maple Ave
Lompoc
Rachel Rhodes
Esther DeLira
Virginia Garcia
Lawndale
Salvador
Henry Marquez
Starbuck Mortuary
Pismo Beach Labor Day Camping Restricted to 820 Sites
Labor Day weekend camping at Pismo State Beach limited to 820 sites by the South Central Regional Coastal Commission. After full, campers will be diverted to nearby private and public campgrounds. Beach day use restricted 11 p.m. to sunrise. A new check station will register campers and inspect wastewater drains for pollution control.
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Pismo State Beach
South Central Regional Coastal Commission
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Wes Cater
Cater
Arroyo Grande Creek
Grand Avenue
Pier Avenue
Lompoc Record Executive Names and Affiliations
The Lompoc Record details its staff and leadership including Publisher A James McCollum and Editor Harry Crompe. It lists vice presidents, editors, department heads, reporters, and sales staff, noting affiliations with industry associations and press organizations.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
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
Bovine theft and multiple arrests spark Lompoc area police activity
Police investigated the theft and death of a cow east of Lompoc after a rancher found the head under a bridge near Highway 246. Pamela Hudson reported the head, while other records note DUI arrests for Michael Maher and Albert Ramirez after collisions. A Santa Barbara man, Mark Wolf, was killed when ejected from his car in Hope Ranch. Police also cited rockthrowing at Johnson Jewelry and an attempted burglary at Hour Shoppe, with varied losses and ongoing inquiries.
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Lompoc
Pamela Hudson
Miguelito Canyon Road
Highway 246
Santa Ynez River
Michael Steven Maher
North Ave
Space 90
Maher
H Street
Maple Avenue
Santa Barbara
Mark Wolf
Hope Ranch
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Wolf
JCPenney Hours Announced for Back-to-School Shopping
JCPenney will open Sunday August 31 and Labor Day September 1 from 12 noon to 5 pm for back-to-school shopping. Weekday hours extend to 9 pm with Saturday until 7 pm until school starts.
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Jcpenney
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Solvang Cityhood
Pacific Coast
Santa Ynez Valley
Skate
Pismo Camping Limited
Lompoc Public Library
Jim Miller
Allan Hancock College
Lompoc Valley
Denny Alverson
Mike Pennaksy
Earl Bishop
S.B. County
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
American Motors
At&t
Bethlehem Steel
Boise Cascade
Braniff Air
Chrysler
Continental Oil
Computer Science
Ee Kodak
Exxon
Ford Motors
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Gulf Oil Homestake
Sears Roebuck
Cal. Edison
Sperry Rand Standard Cal
Teleprompter
Texaco
Transamerica SC
Transco
TRW
Union Oiley Ue
United Tech
Varian
Westinghouse Zapata
Ata Fe
Lompoc Theatre
Mowelab
Pgn
American International Picture
No. H St
H’ Street
Daily Record
Albert James Ramirez
N. Poppy St
Frederick Agene Reider
Trailer Park
Space
Vandenberg Air Force Base
East Walnut Avenue
Ramirez
Johnson Jewelry Store
W. College Ave
Laurel Ave
Flying Wap, Inc
F No
First St
Thomas Lawrence Espinosa
Cherry Ave
Andrew Jefferson Ford, Jr
Olive Ave
Alfred Eugene Hutton
Date Ave
Ocean Avenue
C Street
Walt Disney Dumping Gang Technicolor
Blienavista Distribution CO. Inc
Walt Disney Productions
Lompoc Record
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