County Eyes Animal Control Staffing After Complaints
First District Supervisor George H Clyde asked Administrative Officer Raymond D Johnson to review the County Animal Control Department to see if more personnel are needed to handle loose dog complaints. Curtis Tunnell supported a reassessment of the $15 dog recovery fee while noting earlier actions increased controls.
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First District
George H. Clyde
Rayemond D. Johnson
County Animal Control Department
Clyde
Fifth District
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Thomas R. Ward
Arthur Letherby
Tunnell
Dairy inspection fee increase put on hold by county
County supervisors delayed action on a proposed rise in dairy inspection fees after questions from Knudsen Company manager Alvin A. Haueter. He urged exploring a state inspection service like San Luis Obispo, with Knudsen officials seeking state guidance for Santa Barbara County. The plan would raise county net by about $4,400 next year, from $6,600 to $11,000, while current costs total $12,000.
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Knudsen Company
Santa Maria
Alvin A. Haueter
San Luis Obispo
Knudsen
State Department of Agriculture
Santa Barbara County
Raymond D. Johnson
State
Johnson
Health Department
Frost and Ice Cover Local Roads Amid Cold Snap
Temperatures dipped below freezing with moist air creating frost across the area. A low of 31 was recorded at the water treatment plant on East North Avenue, two degrees warmer than Sunday night. No accidents were reported despite slick highways. Detained two teens in a burglary at Alamo Cleaners 617 N H St, took 30 cents from a coin machine and two bags, turned over to juvenile authorities. William Beattie 16 injured when pant leg got caught in a power take off shaft at his father’s ranch. taken to Lompoc Hospital. Fire caused about 75 damage to a fence at 312 N W St. cause under investigation. An inquiry at Vandenberg AFB probes the death of Frederico Quintonez 17 who burned in his car after leaving a party near the base NCO Club. CHP also examining the accident.
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East North Avenue
Alamo Cleaners
N. H St
Sidney Rookhuyten
William Beattie
John Beattie
Francis H. Beattie
Young Beattie
Lompoc
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Frederico Quintonez
NCO Club
Vandenberg
Frederico Quin Ionez
California Highway Patrol
Choral concert set at Hancock theatre
Santa Maria Choral Society presents Haydn Grand Mass in B flat and Teresa Mass under conductor Robert Carey at Allan Hancock Performing Arts Theatre on Tuesday January 13 at 8 30. Soloists Becky Cusworth Kay Brotherton Eddy Soto and Robert Gallmeyer. Carey recalls Eisenstadt experience and leads choir chamber orchestra and solo quartet. Shorter works by Franck Brahms Bartok and Dello Joio also on program. Free admission.
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Santa Maria Choral Society
Haydn
Theresa
Allan Hancock Performing Arts Theatre
Robert Carey
Becky Cusworth
Kay Brotherton
Eddy Soto
Robert Gallmeyer
Carey
Eisenstadt
Austria
Franck
Brahms
Bartok
Dello Joio
Santa Barbara Mayor seeks Reagan action on oil drilling halt
Mayor Gerald Firestone urged Governor Reagan to use federal influence to stop oil drilling off the California coast and remove existing platforms. He noted the 1969 Santa Barbara Channel blowout anniversary and a recent spill, calling for swift county and state actions.
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Santa Barbara
Gerald Firestone
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
California
Firestone
Santa Barbara County
Gov. Reagan
Santa Barbara Channel
Board of Supervisors
Joe J. Callahan
Reagan
Santa Barbara City College
County weighs air pollution options for coastal region
The Board of Supervisors discussed forming a county air pollution district or tightening unincorporated area burn rules to improve air quality along the South Coastal strip from Carpinteria Valley to Goleta Valley. Dr. D I Anderson of Carpinteria criticized lax county controls as residents complain of smog from frequent burnings.
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Board of Supervisors
First District
George H. Clyde
Carpinteria Valley
Goleta Valley
D. I. Anderson
Carpinteria
Santa Barbara
Montecito
Supervisors uphold dismissal of county personnel officer
The Board of Supervisors affirmed the June 4 dismissal of Robert S. Smith as county personnel officer after ruling hearing officer Robert Stone erred. Smith was accused of incompetence and failure to respond to reprimands, with $15,985 salary at discharge. The board noted the officer’s role warranted stronger action and has replaced him with Wilbur Wagstaff as new county director of personnel.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert S. Smith
Robert Stone
Camarillo
Smith
Stone
Ardy Barton
Wilbur Wagstaff
Drownings Probed in Summerland Pirate's Den Case
Sheriff investigators probe weekend drownings of two Pirate's Den members in Summerland. Ralph Haul and Roger McHugh, aged 25 and 23, reportedly disappeared while checking mooring lines from three crafts off Summerland. Coast Guard searches ended with no results.
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Pirate’s den
Summerland
Ralph Haul
Roger McHugh
Jim Nash
Olive St
Coast Guard
Summerland Hills
U.S. 101
Nash
Reorganization okayed for Co. Planning Dept
The County Board of Supervisors approved a reorganization of the Planning Department effective Jan 1 aimed at boosting efficiency and morale. Senior planners will head separate areas of current planning and report to Planning Director Herbert Diverbiss while staff strength remains at 24.
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County Planning Department
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Herbert Diverbiss
Johnson
Diverbiss
Goleta Valley
Robert P. Rowe
Orchid Drive
Rowe
Howard Grahn
Beguhl Tract
Mesa Improvement Assn
Rahn
Coast Ambulance Corp
South Coast
Santa Ynez Valley
Paul Shirley
Santa Cruz County
Shirley
Santa Maria
Flood Control Department
Love Triumphed Over Politics In Peterborough Council
Peterborough England UPI reports Michael Coulson 21, once a Labour councilor candidate, quit council after announcing July marriage. He had stopped attending meetings six months earlier and cited stepping down from public life as he prepares for nuptials. The Peterborough Stock Exchange update shows mixed futures with rails up and utilities slightly higher as closing volumes reach 15,790,000.
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Love
Peterborough
England
UPI
Michael Coulson
Labor Party
Coulson
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