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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1975

Page

2

Redistricting Proposal Shifts Santa Ynez Valley Boundaries

The County Redistricting Committee urged the Board of Supervisors to redraw supervisorial lines moving Santa Ynez Valley communities from the Third District to the Fourth District and transferring Hope Ranch Park and adjacent areas into the Second District. The plan also shifts parts of Santa Barbara and Goleta Valley and redefines the boundary between the First and Second Districts to adjust city areas back into the Second District.

Board of Supervisors Santa Ynez Valley James M. Slater Goleta Valley Francis H. Beattie Lompoc Hope Ranch Park Robert E. Kallman Santa Barbara San Roque Carpinteria Valley Montecito Zaca Lake Resort Santa Ynez Los Olivos Lake Cachuma Paradise Los Prietos Guadalupe Harrell Fletcher Orcutt Los Alamos Los Padres National Forest Britt Johnson Fletcher Slater Kallman Sidney Smith Mission St Smith Frank J. Frost Lee Hackett Verdugo Pl Hope Ranch la Roda Vista del Mar Beattie Gaviota There Pt. Conception Buellton Solvang Ballard Howard Menzel Johnson Raymond D. Johnson Paul Floyd

Obituary Notes and Redistricting Proposals Spark Local Notices

Obituaries note John L. Clark grave services at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with full military honors. biographical details include Marine colonel rank, Purple Hearts, and prior publishing work in Norwalk. Separate notices cover Donna Blackwell Leonard’s Texas accidente death details, Margaret R. Pogue’s Roosevelt Memorial Park service, and city redistricting plans affecting Santa Barbara area supervisors and district boundaries ahead of the 1976 primary.

John L. Clark Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Arthur B. Batty Texas Mr Clark Marian Hospital Santa Maria Lompoc Vega Ave Vandenberg Village George Washington Tulane Norwalk Clark Susan Mary Jane Stevens North Hollywood Jerry Loving Mississippi Daniel Seidenberg Santa Barbara Scott Loving Michelle Akers Bambi Lynn Loving Rene Star Loving Margaret R. Pogue Roosevelt Memorial Park Gardena Charles E. Jones Pogue Missouri South E St Nora Jean Balsley Lake Wood Margaret Rae Dickinson Arroyo Grande Lucy Hall Anaheim Ruth Lee Raynor Three Rivers James O. Pogue Orange Joe Robert Pogue American Cancer Society

Isla Vista Splitter Faces Skeptical Local Leaders

Isla Vista residents question Supervisor Harrell Fletcher’s plan to create a new northern county. Isla Vista leader Carmen Lodise says Fletcher is out of line assuming 10,000 votes would swing an election and notes no formal town review has been conducted. Lodise invites Fletcher to present at a Community Council meeting.

Harrell Fletcher Santa Maria Santa Barbara Isla Vista University Isla Vista Fletcher Larry Lavagnino Carmen Lodise Economic Development Committee Lodise

Placement tests set at Allan Hancock College

Allan Hancock College offers placement tests for spring semester enrollment. Tests run December 6 and 13 at 8:30 a.m. in Santa Maria in the Business Education Building room 201, and December 6 at 9 a.m. at the Lompoc Center Hapgood School room 16.

Allan Hancock College Leon Vawter Santa Maria Lompoc Hapgood School E. Olive

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Meet in Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara County joint Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commissions hold their monthly meeting Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at County Juvenile Hall 4500 Hollister Avenue. The Juvenile Justice segment will inspect facilities and at 1 p.m. review delinquency prevention activities. The Youth Advisory Board of south coast high school students will join the latter portion for consultation. The meeting opens to the public after the inspection.

Santa Barbara County Hollister Avenue Commission South Coast Area

Lompoc Immunization Clinic and Local Meetings Schedule

Immunization clinic set for Friday in the Veterans Memorial Building with DPT polio measles and German measles shots. The Lompoc School Attendance Review Board meets Thursday at 9 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce board room.

Lompoc Veterans Memorial Building Chamber of Commerce E. Cypress St Junior Alpha Club Lompoe City Hall

Closing stocks report from Lang and Co listing quotations

Closing stock quotations are supplied to the Record via Lang and Co at 3865-F Constellation Road, Lompoc, contact 733-3551, providing market figures for the day.

Lang and Co Constellation Road Lompoc

Judicial Council to get query on Solvang court judge

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors discussed filling the vacant Solvang Justice Court judgeship after Royce Lewellen left for the Santa Maria Superior Court. Five candidates offered, with potential interim picks from Lompoc or Carpinteria, and a State Judicial Council query proposed.

Dale Alan Abillie Third St Terrance Darwin Tanner W. Cherry Ave Lompoc Terrill F. Cox Sheriff's Department Vandenberg Village Judicial Council Solvang State Judicial Council Francis H. Beattie Solvang Court Third District James M. Slater Terrill Cox James Pattillo Carpinteria Court Raymond D. Johnson Guadalupe Guadalupe Court Santa Maria Slater Beattie Johnson North County Municipal Court Robert Hunt County Farm Bureau Justice Court Santa Ynez Valley Lewellen

Merger of lawmen studied in Santa Barbara County

County supervisors weigh consolidation of city police and sheriff departments as a prerequisite to broader study. If one city objects the plan may fail, while advocates urge preserving local police independence. Also approved massage parlor regulations and a malpractice self insurance plan to cut costs, and accepted a grazing permit bid at Cachuma area.

Dick Praul Raymond D. Johnson Johnson Francis H. Beattie Ken Guy Santa Barbara Goleta Valley County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Richard L. Temple Christopher Attwood James L. Slater Slater Charles A. Graver Santa Alexander Power Rancho San Fernando Rey Cachuma Recreational

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