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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1977
Page
2
A retrospective look at Lom pocans year 1977 headlines across politics, disasters, growth debates and community events. Highlights include city unions approving pay hikes, inaugural trip approvals, racquetball lease debates, school budget talks, water and growth disputes, fires, storms, and notable civic milestones.
Meadow Oaks residents recount a contested county road easement case tied to the Oliver property. They faulted a Dec 5 appeal hearing for bias, lack of rebuttal, and alleged sidetracking by officials and attorney Collison. They claim encroachment issues and a proposed 60 foot land donation to mitigate the problem were mishandled.
Fragmentary text lists names of staff and photographers, mentions press associations, audit bureau of circulation, and advertising terms. It notes Santa Barbara County data and a line about a monthly pay in advance rate structure and a copy price.
Placement tests for first time credit course enrollees at Allan Hancock College are set for Jan 3 in the Santa Maria Student Center at 6 45 pm with reservations by calling 922 6966 ext 268. A public services workshop on Community Property Laws runs Jan 3 17 at the Santa Maria South Campus and Lompoc Center from 7 to 10 15 pm for adults 18 and over, call 922 4411 or 935 1880 for details. Vandals painted a Denise Ann Marshall car at 717 W Ocean Ave causing about 500 dollars in damage.
Allan Hancock College hosts Glimpses of the Queen by Robert Cremean opening Jan 3 in the Art Gallery. The show features ten life size female sculptures carved from laminated sugar pine, part of a 21 figure project showcased in Los Angeles in February and March. Cremean, based in Northern California, is acclaimed for museum exhibitions across California.
Air Force officials at Vandenberg Air Force Base announced 57 civilian positions will be cut by March 31 in base service and support areas. Officials stress the final number may be lower due to vacancies and retirements. The reductions amount to about 6.7 percent of the base civilian workforce, part of a wider Air Force response to Congress budget cuts.
County warns the state about the proposed liquefied natural gas complex at Pt. Conception. Acting Director Albert Reynolds says the Draft Environmental Impact Report due mid January lacks adequate coverage and that CPUC documents have not been circulated for review. He notes the Western LNG Terminal Co. is still asked to supply information for further environmental review.
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