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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
2
County Supervisor Frank J. Frost proposes using Federal revenue sharing funds to build a methane generator with L. John Fry, who claims 8000 cubic feet daily from hog manure. Fry says area chicken waste could fuel the project dubbed AN AIRMAN.
Calls to contact numbers in Santa Maria and Santa Barbara offices listed. Comet Kohoutek viewing times provided by Robert Mayer of Lompoc. Girls Club enchilada sale rescheduled to December 8 with ordering options and delivery. Allan Hancock College seminars set for December with guest speakers. Lompoc parade winners named across multiple categories. Energy crisis plans proposed by Frost for county fuels. Orcutt explosion injures two workers on a tanker project. County bids show restrooms at Manning Park cost about 25 thousand dollars from federal funds.
The Lompoc Record is noted as a second class mail publication in Lompoc California under Congress act. It is adjudicated as a legal newspaper by Superior Court Decree No 47065. Published by Lompoc Record Publications at 126 North I Street with the listed contact 736 2313.
Funeral services are pending at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel for Mrs. Leona Lorraine Scott 34 who died Sunday at Lompoc District Hospital. A Wisconsin native she lived three months at 1020 North Poppy Street in Lompoc survived by husband Milo Scott and six children. Further details will appear in the Record.
The Santa Ynez Valley Citizens for the General Plan dropped its Superior Court writ challenge against Santa Barbara County over the Insignis project near Solvang. The group said the county’s fall actions creating the Environmental Quality office and ordering a full environmental study met the suit’s objectives. A revised Insignis map is awaiting Planning Commission approval.
County Clerk J. E. Lewis retires after 40 years in county service and illness. Myrtle Heltman ends 24 years leading the County Elections Bureau with a farewell party. Howard Menzel will be sworn in as Lewis replacement by Board of Supervisors chair Francis Beattie in the board hearing room.
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