Tax installment payments down in county taxes
County Tax Collector J Newton Blanchard says first installment payments are down about one per cent from last December as total levy rises to 95.1 million. He notes many taxpayers avoid paying second installments by Dec 10 while big taxpayers waited to pay to minimize interest, with 51 percent collected so far.
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Dick Praul
J. Newton Blanchard
Blanchard
Hal Burnett
Taxpayers For Striking
County sealer backs appeal of weight ruling in California
County Sealer James E. Wiley endorses the state and national push to appeal a Ninth Circuit decision allowing short weight packaging. The move, supported by multiple agencies, warns of consumer losses and nationwide commerce impact. Also noted are pending funeral arrangements for Laura Austin, 67, of Lompoc.
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Weights and
State Department of Food and Agriculture
U.S. Supreme Court
California
California District Attorneys Association
Consumer Fraud Section
State Department of Consumer Affairs
Brown
US Court of Appeals
Wiley
United States
Laura Austin
Lompoc District Hospital
Gregory-McPeek Mortuary
W. North Ave
Roving Reporter probes voters near K Mart on H Street
The Daily Record sends its Roving Reporter to front of the K Mart Store on North H Street asking, What would the major issues be if the presidential election were held tomorrow. Each week the reporter visits a new location with a different question.
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Daily Record
K-Mart
North H Street
Brown asks state to reject oil bid as paltry offshore
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr urged Interior Secretary Kleppe to reject bids totaling 438.2 million for California offshore drilling, saying the offers fail to meet fair market value and misalign with pre sale estimates of 1.5 to 2 billion. The bid disparity mirrors broader concerns over red tape and policy clarity.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Brown
Secretary of the Interior
Thomas Kleppe
Department of Interior
Santa Monica Bay
Lamper Record Publication Details and Mail Rates
The Lamper Record published daily by Lamper Record Publications California Corporation notes its second class mail status in Lampe California under an act of Congress. It lists staff and officers including James McCollum as Publisher, Harry Crompe as Editor, and Lawrence Gromeman as View President, with various department heads and managers. Santa Barbara County mail rates are $2.50 per month within the county and $3.00 outside. subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper omits Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Wincest City
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Somety
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Gitte Call
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Assemativen
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Amartation
California Press
Assarater
Acdit
Youth Foundation
Santa Barbera County
Santa Barters County
Solvang annexation delay urged by valley group
Santa Ynez Valley Citizens for the General Plan ask LAFCO Friday to delay Solvang incorporation until other options are studied and a spheres of influence review is completed. The group cites lack of clarity on regional planning options and impact on valley communities while Solvang supporters push for incorporation with county data backing the process.
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Dice Praul
Sol Vang
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Barbara
Philip Marking
Citizens’ Group
Solvang
Citizen
LAFCO
Valley Citizens’ Group
Daryl Nielsen
James Barnes
EIA
Hope Ranch
Isla Vista
Marking
Omer Rains to Host Town Meeting in Lompoc Tonight
State Senator Omer Rains will hold a town meeting in Lompoc from 7 30 to 9 30 this evening at La Honda School on North A Street. Three Lompoc men bound over to Santa Maria Superior Court on narcotics charges are Paul Coleman 20 Reece McPherson 18 and Raymond Maysey 19. They face possession of barbiturates and conspiracy to traffic in narcotics with a preliminary hearing set for December 31.
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Omer Rains
Lompoc
la Honda School
North A St
Santa Maria Superior Court
Paul Benjamin Coleman
South G St
Reece Timothy McPherson
Raymond Charles Maysey
Superior Court
Closing stocks in Record through Lang and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record by Lang and Co of Lompoc at 3865 F Constellation Road, phone 733-3551.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Gasoline usage in California rises in October 869 million gallons
California gasoline consumption climbed 3.4 percent in October to 869 million gallons, reversing September’s seasonal dip from the August peak. State tax revenue from gasoline reached $60.87 million for the month, per the State Board of Equalization.
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Sacramento
UPI
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