Supervisors urged to defer sheriff district study of incorporations
The County Taxpayers Assn asks the Board of Supervisors to delay forming a special service district for sheriff patrols until feasibility of incorporating Goleta Isla Vista and Vandenberg Village is studied. Recommendations urge deferral if legally possible and creation of urban area committees to explore incorporation. Chester Kautila, executive secretary, relayed the plan ahead of the Jan. 3 session. Col Hugh D Young heads the association. LAFCO had referred the proposal after amending an earlier Santa Barbara City Council originated plan.
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Dick Praul
County Taxpayers Assn
Board of Supervisors
Goleta-Isla Vista
Vandenberg Village
Chester Kautila
Hugh D. Young
Lompoc Valley
Local Agency Formation Commission
LAFCO
Santa Barbara
Taxpayers’ Association
Burglaries Hit Homes. Losses Vary Across Addresses
Police reports detail two burglaries. At 736 B North G Street, items including stereo components, jewelry, clothing, and three leather coats were stolen, valued at 1516 dollars. At 718 North Seventh Street, a rifle, stereo components, silver coins, and several cameras were taken, valued at 500 dollars. Planning Commission appointments are being finalized by the Supervisors with several incumbents to retain posts and Yager announcing two appointees for Montecito and Carpinteria areas.
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William Edward Walton
North G St
Robert Edmond Moore
N. Seventh St
Planning Commission
First District
David Yager
Yager
Montecito
Carpinteria
Bill Wallace
James Slater
Charis Bratt
Charles Graver
Robert Kallman
Donald Bahr
John Adam Jr
Works of Al Yoshida on display at Allan Hancock College
The Allan Hancock College art gallery hosts THE WORKS of sculptor Al Yoshida this month during regular hours. Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company performs January 14 at 8 p.m. in the Allan Hancock College Performing Arts Theater with tickets $4 general, $3 student. advance reservations advised via 922-8313.
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al Yoshida
Allan Hancock College
Ririe- Woodbury Dance Company
Allan Hancock College Performing Arts Theater
Countywide patrol funding plan raises tax and services split
At a LAFCO meeting the proposed countywide sheriff patrol funding district was framed as shifting tax burdens from cities to county taxpayers while denying benefits to unincorporated areas. Santa Barbara Mayor David Shiffman and Lompoc Mayor Eugene Stevens argued cities fund police and do not use sheriff patrols, urging a countywide district and possible incorporations to avoid mounting district costs. Critics warned of boycotts and revenue withholding, stressing the need to resolve tax inequities through governance reform rather than piecemeal actions.
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Santa Barbara
David Shiffman
LAFCO
Goleta Valley
Shiffman
Lompoc
Eugene Stevens
Knutila
Goleta
Isla Vista
Obituaries for Glaze and Gleason Obituaries in Lompoc
Funeral services for Tommie K. Glaze 75 were held at Lompoc Funeral Home with interment at Whipple National Cemetery Arizona. She was born 1901 in Georgia and survived by three sons two daughters a sister ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Evelyn L. Gleason 71 will have services at Starbuck Mortuary with interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. She was born 1905 in Montana and died Monday at Lompoc District Hospital, a resident for three years, with a nephew in Lompoc as survivor. Friends may call at the mortuary until 8 p.m. today.
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Lompoc Funeral Home
Whipple National Cemetery
Whipple
Ariz
Bill Glaze
Lompoc
Philip Glaze
Colorado
Alfred Martin
Anaheim
Sally Larimer
Camino
Wallie Thurlow
California
Evelyn L. Gleason
Starbuck Mortuary
A. Gordon Blacklock
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Gleason
Montana
Lompoc Disstrict Hospital
W. North Ave
Jack Titus
Capt Reshoft to retire after 20 years with police dept
Capt Reshoft, after over two decades with Lompoc Police Department, plans to retire Friday at midnight and become chief deputy with the M arshall's Office in Lompoc Municipal Court. He joined from Camp Cooke and rose through sergeant lieutenant to captain, serving under three chiefs.
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California
Act of Congress
Lormpor
California Corporelen
North H St. Lampec
A James McCollum
Harry J Crompe
Renae L Adam
Tun Conner Producton
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Howard Reshoft
Capt. Reshoft
Police Department
Camp Cooke
William Peterson
Reshoft
Ocean Avenue
H Street
Marshall
Peterson
Ray Robertson
J.D. Smith
Uniform
Check Investigators Association
Tri- County Intelligence Unit
California Peace Officers Association
City Employes Safety Committee
Lompoc Municipal Court
Meeting set to air Village needs
The first annual meeting of the Vandenberg Village Association will be held at Cabrillo High School Little Theater at 8 p.m. January 11. A board of directors will be elected and a Village needs discussion will occur. No nominations have been submitted. the ballot features current interim board members. A directors meeting is at 7:30 p.m. January 5 at the Village Country Club Tee room. Members are urged to attend. The Public Utilities Commission may set Feb 1 for a hearing on a proposed sewer rate rise to 14.50 monthly, up from 5.25, which the association plans to oppose. John Sutherland leads association testimony.
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Vandenberg Village Association
Cabrillo High School
Village Country Club
State Public Utilities Commission
Vandenberg Village
Cabrillo High Little Theater
John Sutherland
Association
Lompoc approves minor auto tuneup shop permit at Ocean Ave
Lompoc Planning Commission granted Gene Heckman a conditional use permit to operate a small automotive tuneup shop at 1101 W Ocean Ave in a defunct service station corner. A one year review will assess compliance with conditions and no dismantled cars will be allowed on site.
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Lompoc
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