Cable TV to show holiday films this Christmas week
Teleprompter of Lompoc will cablecast two Christmas specials on Channel 4 during Christmas Week. Christmas Is animated tale stars Benji and Hans Conreid with music by Jimmy Haskell. The Promise narrates the Nativity with Bing Crosby as narrator and Frankie Avalon as guest, airing December 20 and December 24.
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Bing Crosby
Frankie Avalon
Channel 4
Teleprompter
Lompoc
Lutheran Television
St. Louis
Spain
Father Patrick Peyton
Family Theater Productions
Ron Ridgley
Hans Conreid
Jimmy Haskell
Benji
Waldo
County Planning Commission Signals Policy Shift on Density
The County Planning Commission sent a clarified General Plan density policy to the Board of Supervisors for action, with the policy in effect until repealed. The panel reaffirmed its stance on zoning changes for special care and family care homes while supervisors may ease notices to opponents. Next week will yield further recommendations and actions. Temporary trailer housing for farm workers was approved for Gardner Ranch and Wilson sites, with a Dec. 22 hearing on railroad employee housing, and Southern Pacific’s Pt. Conception site request discussed after Carpinteria rejection. J.R. Cruikshanks golf course approval granted on Lompoc-Casmalia Road after annual review.
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Board of Supervisors
Commission
Southern Pacific Co
Pt. Conception
Carpinteria
J.R. Cruikshanks
Lompoc-Casmalia Rd
State Rt. 1
Lompoc Valley
Isla Vista developer wins tax break on undeveloped properties
Isla Vista landlord and developer Jack Schwartz won a 40 cent per square foot assessment reduction on four of five properties after a County Board of Equalization hearing. The dispute over a fifth parcel stalled. Schwartz said conditions are improving but loans and insurance remain hard to obtain amid lingering 1970 Isla Vista disorder concerns. Supervisor George Clyde and Francis Beattie urged caution on reductions.
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Jack Schwartz
County Board of Equalization
Schwartz
George Clyde
Francis Beattie
Assessment appeal continued for Fletcher Jones ranch horses
The County Board of Equalization pushed the hearing to January 11 to resolve a tax appeal on 62 horses at Westerly Stud Farms in Santa Ynez Valley. The assessor now values 58 horses at 418000, mainly brood mares, with four horses still disputed three stallions and one mare. Jones reports ranch cash value at 900000 while the assessor estimates 1332000, citing new facts not available to the assessor.
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Fletcher Jones
Santa Ynez Valley
Jones
Westerly
New Hancock Course Bridges Science History and Society
Allan Hancock College will offer a spring term course Understanding Science taught by John Sutherland. The non-laboratory class targets non-science majors and uses team teaching with guest speakers to explore science and technology within historical and social contexts. It runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from noon to 1 p.m. with no prerequisites and aims to meet general education requirements at some four year colleges.
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Allan Hancock College
John Sutherland
Hancock
Sutherland
Plant blamed for damage to nearby farmland near Casmalia
Pozzolons Inc plant near Casmalia also known as Airox faced a county Planning Commission hearing on possible revocation or suspension of its conditional use permit. The hearing was continued to December 22 to review pollution controls and the company’s measures to prevent waste drainage into Solomon Creek.
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Pozzolon Products, Inc
Casmalia
County Planning Commission
Pozzolon
Stanley Hatch
Santa Barbara
Hatch
Airox
Commission
Planners again delay action on county water and sewer plan
The County Planning Commission postponed decision on the new water and sewer facilities element, moving the public hearing to March 15 amid controversy. Carpinteria Water District supports parts of Boyle Engineering's report but questions the 600 acre feet needed by 2000, while backing a joint treatment plant for Santa Barbara and Montecito Summerland and Carpinteria.
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County Planning Commission
G. Norman Bacon
Commission
Carpinteria County Water District
Boyle Engineering
Ventura
Boyle
Carpinteria Water District
Robert Lieberknecht
Carpinteria
Lieberknecht
Santa Barbara
Montecito
Summerland
California to phase out open burning dumps by 1977 470 down to 268
The California Air Resources Board says open burning dumps will drop from 470 to 268 after December 31, with 68 remaining by 1974 and total elimination by 1977. Gov Reagan signed the 1970 law granting ARB power to close dumps, with phasing in hardship exemptions for sparsely populated areas.
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California Air Resources Board
Ronald Reagan
State Air Resources Board
ARB
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