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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1974
Page
2
The American Red Cross and Allan Hancock College offer a 12 hour pre natal class over four Friday evenings starting Sept 6 at 7 PM in Hancock College Science Building Room 3 led by RN Bonnie Whitten. Open to all interested adults.
The 1952 shift followed a surge of publicity on diatomite dust and pneumoconiosis. Reports in Search and the San Francisco Chronicle prompted investigations, union strikes, and new dust control measures at Johns Manville and related Lompoc operations, with work conditions described as unbelievable and health concerns rising among local residents and workers.
The County Planning Commission approved a 38 acre land division east of Lompoc on two parcels 10 and 28 acres but only if domestic water is supplied by an approved system. Health Dept spokesman Greg Clark said an existing unlegalized well serves the area and until a permitted system is in place the split should not be recorded and the case has gone to the district attorney.
The County Planning Commission approved a 30.3 acre four parcel division east of Santa Maria, enabling an oil service area for north county petroleum activity. Coast Vacuum Truck Service Inc. owns the land with two producing wells and 2 percent easements to oil firms. Parcels range 6.41 to 9.3 acres. Names Thomas B. Adam II Frederick O. Sherrill Jr Elizabeth Newark Ann S. Newark were listed as associates.
Leroy A. Martin two month old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Martin of Lompoc died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Graveside services were held at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery led by Rev David Miller. Survived by brother Joseph D F Martin II and grandparents Joseph D F Martin Sr Roy Ford. Arrangements Gregory McPeek Mortuary.
Multi millionaire Ray Kroc owner of McDonald’s and the San Diego Padres won a 4-3 vote by the County Planning Commission to split a 2 acre homesite from his 208 acre Happy Canyon Ranch in Santa Ynez Valley. The remainder goes to the Kroc Foundation.
The Santa Barbara County Administrative Office released figures showing nearly 50 million dollars in general revenue sharing funds used in the year ending June 30, 1974. The notice outlines allowed categories and county discretion, with a public report published in the Santa Barbara News-Press on August 27, 1974. A separate item notes a Pacific Gas and Electric Diablo Canyon nuclear plant license review by an Atomic Energy Commission subcommittee in Washington on September 12.
Closing stock quotations are furnished to the Record through Lang and Co of Lompoc California for daily market reference.
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