Lawsuit planned to curb Santa Barbara Channel oil drilling
County Counsel George Kading will report advisability of a joint legal action with Santa Barbara to block Exxon deepwater oil development off Refugio. Henry Berg, an anti oil activist, spearheaded the bid, but a split board blocked immediate county action amid illness of Chair Catterlin and prior deadlock.
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Santa Barbara
George Kading Kading
Frank J. Frost
Exxon Corp
Refugio
Henry R. Berg
Berg
Sierra Club
North County
Curtis Tunnell
Francis H. Beattie
James M. Slater
Frost
Charles F. Catterlin
Tunnell
Exxon
Carpinteria
Kading
Interior Department
Multiple Incidents Reported In Caliber County Daily Record
The record lists a 16 year old Michael Estes injured in a collision on Alden Ave and R Street. Lompoc Lt. Ernest Bouslaugh improved after coronary care unit treatment. Burglaries at Village Country Club and School Of Ballet noted with minor losses. Two car crash killed Guillermo Escamilla and injured six others. Abalone fry event planned by Aquanuts at Union Oil grounds with admission fees.
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Delber Michael Estes
North P St
Conrad Neth
Alden Ave
Alden Avenue
R Street
Lompoc
Ernest Bouslaugh
Cottage Hospital
Oxnard
Guillermo Escamilla
Herman Garcia
Apt
Garcia
Rivera
Enrique Ochoa
Ochoa
Rios
Central and
Douglas Avenues
California Highway Patrol
Navarro to be arraigned on bribery charges in Santa Barbara
Raul Navarro 36 administrative assistant to Board of Supervisors chairman Charles Catterlin faces bribery charges after a late August arrest. He is to be arraigned in Santa Barbara Municipal Court before Judge Arnold Gowans at 8:30 a.m. Navarro allegedly promised a favorable vote for Zaca Lake Resort development in Santa Ynez Valley. Catterlin voted against the project, which failed 3 2. The County Grand Jury may meet Tuesday for committee work with possible indictments later.
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Raul Navarro
Board of Supervisors
Charles *. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
Navarro
Zaca Lake
Santa Ynez Valley
Arnold Gowans
Catterlin
Republican Labor Day Rally and Barbecue in Santa Barbara
A Republican Labor Day rally and beef barbecue is planned for Monday at 2 p.m. at Tucker's Grove in Santa Barbara. The event is sponsored by the Santa Barbara County Federation of Republican Women's Clubs. tickets are available by calling Arlene Ballantyne at 733-2439.
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Tucker's Grove
Santa Barbara
Arlene Ballantyne
Lompoc Record Details and Staff Roles
The Lompoc Record is a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications in California. It lists staff including Mrs A James McCollum as Publisher and President and Harry J Crompe as Editor and Vice President, with multiple editors and departments and a monthly subscription rate of $2.50.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Fred Vulin
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Francis L
Butch
McCann
Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Lompoc Airport Thriving With New Operators And Growth
Lompoc Airport in California has doubled business after welcoming two new operators, Lompoc Aviation led by Chet Waite and George Bedford. The county leases the facility, now employing 13 with seven pilots, offering three twin engine and five single engine planes, plus 47 private craft as home base.
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Lompoc
Internal Revenue Service
Chet Waite
George Bedford
Lompoc Aviation
North H St
Waite
Bedford
Northrop Institute
Los Angeles
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Closing stocks reported by Lang and Co at Lompoc
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Lang and Co located at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with contact 733 3551.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Goleta Valley Annexation Survey Approved by Board
County supervisors approved a voter opinion survey on reorganizing Goleta Valley government and annexation to Santa Barbara. The telephonic poll, costing up to 4000 dollars, will run soon and finish by Oct 1 under John Sanger with a San Jose firm. LAFCO set hearings starting Sept 11 in Santa Barbara, twice weekly through October.
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Goleta Valley
Santa Barbara
San Jose
John Sanger
Supervisors weigh policy dispute between auditor and administrator
The Board of Supervisors faces a funding estimation dispute between County Administrative Officer Raymond Johnson and County Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd. They defer a decision to Sept 16, awaiting Johnson’s return, while Floyd defends the auditor's historic role in estimating revenue and fund balances. Johnson calls for an ordinance to assign budgeting figures to the auditor, insisting no duplication exists, as Floyd argues the change conflicts with government code and would shift authority.
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Dick Praul
Raymond D. Johnson
Paul Floyd
Board of Supervisors
Johnson
Frank J. Frost
Frost
Charles F. Catterlin
Floyd
Memorial services for Filiberto Ortiz Jr obituary
Memorial services for Filiberto Ortiz Jr 15 will be held in Alhambra on Wednesday and Thursday. He had just completed ninth grade at Lompoc Senior High and drowned Sunday on a church outing in Springfield California. A Cuban native he lived at 313 West Hickory Street and is survived by his father Filiberto mother Ruth brother Juan and sister Ruth. Services will be at Alhambra First Baptist Church 101 South Atlantic Boulevard in Alhambra with Wednesday evening Spanish and Thursday morning English services.
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Filiberto Ortiz, Jr
Alhambra
Ortiz
Lompoc Senior High
Springfield
Calif
Cuba
Hickory St
Filiberto
Ruth
Juan
Alhambra First Baptist Church
S. Atlantic Blvd
Allan Hancock College Fall Admissions Guidelines
Students planning day classes at Allan Hancock College Santa Maria for fall must submit admissions applications by Sept. 4 with a $2 late fee after deadline. The last placement test is Sept. 4 at 6 45 p.m. in Building 201 Room 201. Registration runs Sept. 10 11 and 12 for day classes and 6 9 p.m. for evenings. Lompoc Center registrations on Sept. 14 at Cabrillo High School and Hapgood School.
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Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Hancock College
William S. Houpt
Business Education
Lompoc
Cabrillo High School
Hapgood School
Water Agency session promises heated rate protest
The County Water Agency meets today at 2 P.M. in the County Administration Building. Supervisors James M. Slater and Frank J. Frost will challenge County Water Consultant Robert M. Edmonston on the State Water Project rate estimates and inflation. They argue Edmonston underestimates costs with a four percent annual inflation, doubling it. A dispute over private well registration is expected, with Public Works Director Norman Caldwell proposing initial voluntary registration.
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County Water Agency
County Administration
South County
James M. Slater
Frank J. Frost
Robert M. Edmonston
Frost
Edmonston
County Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Supervisors pause pay for mounted posse horses
County supervisors ordered a three week hold on approving an added sixty dollars monthly for the horse of Sheriff Sgt John C Einolander the mounted posse leader who has faced criticism for harassing nude bathers at Summerland Beach The panel extended the case for Sgt Einolander and Deputy Herman L Stubblefield until September 16 while the sheriff and administrator seek extensions of agreements permitting county use of their horses The posse has mainly served remote areas but this balance faces community debate over enforcing anti nudity laws versus original duties
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Summerland
John C. Einolander
Herman L. Stubblefield
Sgt
Einolander
Summerland Beach
County counsel rules on salaries as administrative, not initiative
The county board received an opinion that setting county employee salaries is an administrative function not subject to initiative or referendum. Firefighters union circulates petitions for a CPI based pay raise. salaries cannot be paid retroactive to July. Supervisors approve rezoning 11.1 acres near Vandenberg Village and first reading for a Vulcan Drive roller rink lot.
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County Board of Supervisors
Vandenberg Village Country Club
Vulcan Dr
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Sheriff's Office
Harvey Ward Mellen
Whittier
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School of Ballet
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W. Ocean Ave
Loeza
Ryan Park
Union Oil
Clark Avenue
Highway 101
California Newspaper Publishers Ass H
Lompoc Airport
Jordano
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van Nuys
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Hoback
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Dave Smith
Filiberto Ortiz Jr
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Ventura Counties
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Dad
Buena Vista Distribution CO. Inc
Walt Disney Productions
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