Lompoc City Council Rejects School Facility Move
The Lompoc City Council voted three to two to keep meetings in city hall despite an offer from Lompoc Unified School District to use its central administration facility. Mayor Art Scott and Councilman E C Stevens supported the offer. Members Elinor Lefkowitz Charlotte Benton and Emil Scolari opposed citing crowding heating acoustics and staff access issues. The council will notify school district officials of the decision.
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Lompoc
City Hall
Art Scott
E. C. Stevens
Lompoc Unified
Elinor Lefkowitz
Charlotte Benton
Emil Scolari
Supervisors ease Probation Dept hiring freeze lifts four of five pos
Santa Barbara County Supervisors partially lift the Probation Department promotional freeze, approving filling four of five requested positions in Lompoc Santa Maria day care centers and Los Prietos Boys Camp. Other actions include renewing Walter L Healy as county communications consultant, shaping a county training plan, funding Central Ave improvements in Lompoc with federal funds, and coordinating a joint grant with Ventura County for work simplification in welfare services.
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Santa Barbara
Central Ave
Lompoc
County Welfare Department
Ventura County
County considers birthday holiday for workers amid election-day impact
County board debates giving employees a birthday off while requiring work on Primary Election day June 8 and General Election Day November 2. Judge Dodson notes court will stay open on these dates. Christmas shift also discussed. Administrative Officer Johnson to consult with employee groups as bargaining potential looms.
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Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
Frank J. Frost
Robert E Kallman
Floyd C. Dodson
Dodson
Raymond D. Johnson
Frost
Santa Barbara and Lompoc receive state tax apportionments
State Controller Ken Cory announced November apportionments for cigarette, highway users and in lieu motor vehicle license taxes. Lompoc received 5 644.96 in cigarette taxes, 19 317.71 in highway taxes and 4 222.76 in in lieu fees. County totals were 17 697.01, 249 418.61 and 95 165.15 respectively. Senator Howard Baker said he would consider being Gerald Ford's running mate in 1976 if asked.
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Santa Barbara County
Lompoc
Ken Cory
County
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Gerald Ford
Ford
Burglary, theft, and collision reported in Lompoc
Dennis Lloyd Oliver, 24, of 417 North I Street, jailed on burglary charges tied to Lom poc Valley Model Railroad Association. James E Beitzel’s car parts reported stolen, totaling 350 dollars. Coastal Ag Chemical and Rieck Plumbing crews robbed of property valued at 1,056 dollars. A 71 year old woman, Calle Mae Brown, injured in a Laurel Avenue collision with a Southern Pacific freight train. engineer Waltman says the car struck after lights and bells warning. Elks Foundation offers 998 scholarships. California Hawaii Elks grants 500. deadlines February 10 1976. Vandenberg American Legion Post 125 to hold year end meeting Friday.
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Lompoc
Dennis Lloyd Oliver
North I St
Lompoc Valley Model Railroad Association
Maple Ave
Vernon Stevens
Coastal Ag Chemical Co
Laurel Ave
Rieck Plumbing Co
Chemical Company
Bieck
Calle Mae Brown
Southern Pacific
Laurel Avenue
K Street
Jerry Roger Waltman
N. Lupine St
Elks National Foundation
California-Hawaii Elks Association
Richard Lane
The
New Residential Developments Planned in South Coast and North County
County officials acknowledged two major proposals on Tuesday. Signal Landmark Properties seeks to divide 2 839 acres into 54 lots in the Naples Township area north of Highway 101 and west of Goleta, part of Dos Pueblos Ranch, with 10 acre building sites. Mesa Oaks Development Co proposes 153.9 acres northeast of Lompoc for 54 variable sites, zoned for one acre estates and 20 000 square foot homes, with water by Mission Hills Utility Co. Subdivision Committee meets Thursday at 1 30 p m in Santa Barbara.
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North County
Signal Landmark Properties, Inc
County Subdivision Committee
Naples Township
Highway 101
Goleta
Mesa Oaks Development Co
Garden Grove
Lompoc
Mesa Oaks
Vandenberg Village
Onstott Rd
Lompoc- Casmalia Rd
Burton Mesa Blvd
Mission Hills Utility Co
Santa Barbara
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Virginia H Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
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Dan Duffy
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Marilyn Baird Howard Donner
Gibby Call
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International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
Loretta Grossi
Jack Webb
Stan Rowett
Webb
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Sweeney Road
Highway 246
Grossi
Farmhouse Inc
Rowett
CmMins
Athsire Shee
Waldo
Nitely
Starbuck
Cabrillo High School
Drama Department
Cabrillo High
Little Theatre
Gregory Bros
Burial Insurance
Gregory & McPeek Mortuary
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Double K
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Bruce Lee
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Owntures
Ane
Burl Ives
ED Durden
Kent Durden
Randy Bartell
Larry B. Williams
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C. B. Bartell
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Randy Sparks
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