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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1977

Page

2

Lompoc Favored as County Seat in Los Padres Split

Lompoc is recommended as the county seat if voters approve the Los Padres County split. Albert F Reynolds argues Lompoc’s convenience for Santa Ynez Valley residents and potential economic benefits, while Santa Maria and Los Alamos receive mixed marks. A contentious meeting in Lompoc discussed civic pride and regional impact amid opposition from Santa Maria supporters.

Department of Environmental Resources Lompoc Los Padres County Reynolds Santa Maria Los Alamos Santa Ynez Valley Reynold Howard Hager Hancock College James B. Buchert Brad Foster George Crosby George Smith Hager

County supervisors OK consolidation talk for finance offices

County supervisors on Tuesday approved a motion to consolidate the offices of tax collector and treasurer by 1982 or develop a fiscal officer concept to oversee a merged finance function. The plan could place an auditor-controller in the new role, with the board appointing the officer if created.

Robert Kallman David Yager Paul Bundy Tax Action Association, Inc Hal Burnett Citizens For Tax Reform Newton Blanchard Glen Neikirk

Local Newspaper Fragment Clarifies Court and Business Roles

Readable lines indicate a historical newspaper page with names of editors managers and staff such as J Crompe Edier View President Henne Mom Assarkate Mublwher and Vine Vreadon. The garbled OCR lists advertising and circulation roles and city fair notices with several named staffers including Margaret Adam Hard Mery Adam and Mertiet Palmer.

Hantered Lemnpar Cehitorns Timber Art of Congress Iron Superson Court Heeort Sieterta Corporation Laeger Visdames Metall Crompe Edier Henne Mom Assarkate Verein Sods and Heard Seamer Jellons Woo Adare Heard Margaret Adam Mery Adam Mertiet Palmer Heard Hebert Hestiet Art Lane Jaonard Hebeora

Burglary and theft reports from local area incidents

Police reports detail a burglary at 424 N Daisy St where a 38 caliber handgun and $300 in coins plus 20 half pints of scotch vanished, total loss about $700. A tractor damage incident near A Street and McLaughlin Road caused $400 in damages. Car seats were stolen from 324 N A St, with $445 loss. Tools worth $3,230 stolen from 404 S K St garage. A rifle and silver coins were reported stolen from 1000 W Cherry Ave. Richard W Thomas, 20, faces drunken driving action in Lompoc. SWIM CLASS registration announced for Dec 30 at Lompoc Municipal Pool with schedule details. Funeral services pending for William Bud Lewis at Starbuck Mortuary.

Robert L. Dale N. Daisy St South K Street Smith and Wesson Stan Lynn Leach Cherry Ave

Universi at Golden Gate University Jan 3 to 27 1978

Spring registration for two graduate programs begins January 3 1978 at Golden Gate University and runs through January 27 1978. Programs offered include MBA management and public administration with seven areas of emphasis. Classes at Vandenberg open to civilians veterans and LEEP students with evening sessions and counseling by appointment. Four County grand jury members sanctioned to travel to Sacramento January 19 22 for conferences on grand jury powers with travel cost $520 funded from the Superior Court budget.

Golden Gate University Vandenberg LEEP Arlene Huckins Vandenberg Air Force Base Sacramento Board of Supervisors Superior Court

County Board to Hear E/R Master Pact Jan 16

Board of Supervisors authorized preparation of a master services contract for the county environmental resources department. A public hearing on January 16 will consider adoption of the master pact and the selection of up to 13 qualified consultants for inclusion.

Board of Supervisors Albert F. Reynolds New County Environmental Resources Department

Goleta Area Battles Downzoning Fight Ahead

County Supervisor William Wallace warned Goleta area residents will wage a block by block fight over downzoning under the proposed General Plan. He cited flareups across the Valley as zoning targets a potential population of 130 000, double the current. The board set tentative review dates from March 8 to October 23 with final plan adoption not expected before 1979 and an environmental impact report to follow.

William Wallace Goleta Goleta Valley Board of Supervisors Planning Commission Reynolds

Home use permits granted in Lompoc for two residents

Lompoc Planning Commission approved two home use permits and gave a clean bill of health to an automotive tune up facility. Walter Ratcliff at 1200 E Oak Ave will run a home business telephone and office with a mobile disco unit, review in three months. Michael Sesco at 909 W North Ave will operate a home office for hypnotherapy. The Ocean Ave facility at 1101 W Ocean Ave was found to comply with existing terms and conditions.

Lompoc Walter Gregg Ratcliff Oak Ave Michael Elbert Sesco North Ave Ocean Ave

County Workers Deny Social Security Termination Plan

County Supervisors delay cancelation of a notice to terminate the county Social Security program after union leaders demand an alternate plan. Association president Carolyn Bedard and spokesman Hugh Oliver press for a proposed substitute, arguing the county promised a plan a year ago. The board votes to keep the program alive for now, citing Congress action and unresolved revisions, as a wheelchair user urges consideration of those dependent on Social Security.

Board of Supervisors County Employees’ Association Carolyn Bedard David Yager Raymond Johnson Congress Oliver Association

County supervisors approve LNG impact plan priority

Four to one vote grants priority to county departments in a work program on the proposed liquefied natural gas complex near Point Conception. Fletcher opposed $21,230 in anti recession funds for a $67,101 project, arguing it would cut regular services. The board also confirms Dan Lopez as chair and Harlene Brown as vice chair of the CETA Planning Council effective Jan 3.

Point Conception Harrell Fletcher Board of Supervisors Dan Lopez Santa Maria Harlene Brown Lompoc Ceta Planning Council

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