Planning panel weighs permit revocation and land use items
The County Planning Commission opens a full day hearing in Santa Barbara to consider possible revocation or suspension of Pozzolan Products Inc. aka Airox Inc. operating near Casmalia. It also continues hearings on a 60 horse boarding stable near Hope and an 87 site mobile home park near Carpinteria. HUD withholds federal grants until the water and sewer element is approved.
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The
County Planning Commission
Pozzolan Products, Inc
Airox, Inc
Casmalia
County Engineering
Santa Barbara
Hope
Carpinteria
County Cities Area Planning Council
Planning Commission
G. Norman Bacon
Montecito
Bacon
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Planning Council
Probation Hearing Set for Bryant “Lefty” Bryant in Isla Vista Case
Bryant, 26, a Santa Barbara black militant, faces a probation hearing Thursday at 9 am before Superior Judge John T. Richard. He was arrested in Denver with two Santa Barbara area girls after extradition waiver. a 1970 Isla Vista verdict found him guilty of possessing eight firebombs. Judge Rickard will weigh probation findings and may sentence him that day.
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Lewis
Lefty) Bryant
Santa Barbara
John T. Richard Bryant
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Isla Vista
Rickard
Bryant
Santa Barbara man acquitted in sexual perversion case
Clarence Goodman, 33, a Santa Barbara financial consultant, was acquitted in Superior Court on charges of sexual perversion involving a UC Santa Barbara coed. Judge John T. Rickard ruled the victim’s descriptions did not fit the defendant, despite a knife threat and a cap disguise during the Dec. incident in Isla Vista. Goodman had been free on bail after the victim later identified him from a passing car.
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Santa Barbara
Superior Court
University of California, Santa Barbara
John T. Rickard
Clarence Goodman
Isla Vista
Goodman
Lompoc Board Approves Central Ave Extension
The Board of Supervisors approved the extension of Central Avenue in Lompoc at the request of Supervisor Francis H. Beattie. Road Commissioner Leland Steward noted meeting with the Lompoc City Council and said his office concurs with the recommendations, aligning with the Planning Commission findings.
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Lompoc
Central Ave
Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
Leland Steward
Steward
Bliss to announce bid for First District Supervisor
Carpinteria businessman George Bliss will announce Thursday his candidacy for the Board of Supervisors from the First District. Bliss, urged by friends to run for the seat vacated by George H. Clyde of Montecito, will issue a statement confirming his entry, likely narrowing the field of candidates. He chairs the County Civil Service Commission and is a former County Planning Commission member.
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Carpinteria
George Bliss
Board of Supervisors
Bliss
George H. Clyde
Montecito
County Civil Service Commission
County Planning Commission
Cinderella knits highlight Moore's Holiday collection
Cinderella proves it with an exciting range from polyester to bonded knits in Holiday colors and patterns. Hurry to Moore's to see the full collection of Cinderella knits in sizes 3/6x and 7/14.
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Cinderella
Moore's
County pushes ahead with federal employment program
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson told supervisors the Federal Emergency Employment program is progressing well with all positions filled and only minor turnover. The board approved creating a County Safety and Training Officer to cut work accidents as the program continues. Harry J. Crompe resigned from the County Addiction and Drug Abuse Commission to devote more time to Lompoc Record Publications while remaining committed to anti drug initiatives.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Harry J. Crompe
Lompoc Record Publications
County Addiction and Drug Abuse Commission
Crompe
Board of Supervisors
Commission sets Feb 15 for Honey appeal hearing
The Santa Barbara County Civil Service Commission set February 15 as the start date for an appeals hearing on the dismissal of Sheriff Captain Joel B. Honey who led enforcement during the Isla Vista riots. A hearing officer will be appointed and the process may take a month or more. The commission rejected a gag order request for Honey, Sheriff John W. Carpenter, and others.
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The
County Civil Service Commission
Joel B. Honey
Isla Vista
John W. Carpenter
Honey
James T. Lindsey
Capt
Dennis Merenbach
Sheriff's Department
Carpenter
Lindsey
Isla Vista Field
Commission
Isla
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