Nofziger quits Reinecke campaign in dispute over strategy
Lyn Nofziger resigns as campaign director for Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke, citing differences on running the bid for governor. Reinecke says he will shift to campaign management and remains committed to frankness and honesty. Nofziger denies links to Watergate and says financing and operations should be separate.
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Sacramento
UPI
Lyn Nofziger
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
Nofziger
Overnor
Nixon
White House
American Independent Party
California
County Supervisors approve new affirmative action officer position
The Board approved establishing a County Affirmative Action officer role with a salary range of 13 584 to 16 584 yearly and clerical support. No appointee yet. office will handle recruiting minority county employees. Also tabled Dec 31 cost of living and reduced work week requests from the County Fire Fighters Union. James O Carey and Robert Whitcomb named to the Senior Citizens Advisory Committee. Chris Atwood named to Santa Barbara MTD board. Deadline extension for Zaca Lake resort environmental study to Jan 2. Francis H Beattie named to County Supervisors Assn of California board. Denied a 5 000 claim by Lt Col John S Jensen over dog death. animal control liable deemed unfounded.
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Board of Supervisors
County Fire Fighters Union
James O. Carey
Robert
Nestae
Zaca Lake
Office of Environmental Quality
Francis H. Beattie
Board of Directors of
County Supervisors Assn
California
John S. Jensen
Vandenberg Afb
Air Force Police
Inmate Recounts Jail Stay After Drunken Driving Charge
A reporter details a jailroom scene in E 1-2-3 as inmates quiz him about his drink driving sentence. Curly, the tank leader, confirms the 24 hour term while others discuss fines and personal woes, then the group resumes cards, reading, writing and waiting for dinner.
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Curly
Big Bob
National Geographic
Catterlin Named 1974 County Supervisors Chair
Santa Barbara attorney Charles F. Catterlin was designated Monday as the 1974 chairman of the Board of Supervisors. The post carries a $24,000 annual salary, up from $14,000, with formal selection expected at the January 7 reorganizational meeting. Frost chosen as 1974 vice chairman as Beattie steps down under the rotation system.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Catterlin
Frost
Nuisance abatement hearing targets noncompliant property owners
City informers list twelve properties in a public hearing for nuisance abatement with eight to ten year neglected sites. Among them are a decaying blacksmith shop at 206 W Ocean Ave and a live 220 volt fuse box at 113 So I St. Also cited are overgrown lots, abandoned stations, and fire hazards. Only three owners are locals. most are from out of town.
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W. Ocean Ave
June M. Sheehy
Newport Beach
So. I St
E. S. Dominy
Camarillo
W. C. Chism
Inglewood
Pine Avenue
C Street
W. Laurel Ave
William Perry
Lompoc
Perry
Bill Cruse
Community Development Department
Cruse
Council
Contract approved for SY Valley study
The Board of Supervisors approved a one year contract with Aerovironment Inc for a Santa Ynez Valley climate and air quality consultant study at 49976. They also greenlighted meteorological equipment upgrade at Santa Ynez Airport for 5051 and a study of ozone plant damage up to 4973. Environmental Quality Coordinator Albert F Reynolds led the actions. The county plans a comprehensive valley study with Reynolds office and the Air Pollution Control District and will deploy a portable air quality lab next year.
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Board of Supervisors
County Office of Environmental Quality
Aerovironment, Inc
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Ynez
State junk auto program moves ahead with broad participation
Sacramento reports the abandoned vehicle abatement program is moving along with 50 percent of California counties and 147 cities joining. Lt. Bob Mitchell cites cooperation, noting some cities prefer their own programs. The $14 million funding came from a one time $1 car registration fee hike, and stock targets include removing about 240,000 derelict vehicles plus 80,000 new additions yearly.
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UPI
California
Bob Mitchell
Highway Patrol
Mitchell
San Jose
Berkeley
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
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