Lompoc Unified School District avoids borrowing as impact funds arrive
The district received a $922,000 first installment of Public Law 874 monies for 1975 76, easing payroll cash flow and removing the immediate need to borrow from reserves. Up to $1.6 million in windfall funds remains deposited, with plans to spend about $400,000 on one time priorities, notably vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Unified
Joe Carlin
Carlin
P.L
Clarence Bloom
Bloom
Robert Lilley
Lompoc Valley
Francis H. Beattie
Community Garden Plots for Rent in Lompoc
Lompoc Parks and Recreation Department announces Community Organic Garden plots available for rent starting January 5. Rent is nine dollars per six units. For more information call 6-6515 and register at 105 South C Street. Activities listed include decorating knitting needlepoint guitar youth art women's exercise and tennis.
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Recreation Department
South C Street
Lompoc
Four planning projects advance to County Plann ing Commission
Four projects from Buellton Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Maria area will go before the County Planning Commission after hearings by the County Subdivision Committee. They include a three parcel five acre map in Santa Ynez Valley and a 14 lot East Valley Farms tract west of Telephone Road. Other items are a Buellton distribution warehouse and a Santa Ynez Valley certificate of compliance. Commission dates are January 7 14 and 21 with some items awaiting dates.
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Buellton
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Maria Valley
County Planning Commission
County
E.P. Davidson
Baseline Ave
Refugio Rd
Commission
Andrew Petersen
Planning Commission
Eric Brander
Guest speaker Reverend Ezra Coppin to address Gods Covenant People
The January 8 meeting at 7 30 p m at the Assembly of God church 213 North St will feature Reverend Ezra Coppin of Homeland as guest speaker. Coppin a Charismatic Southern Baptist with a world wide ministry has led Crusades in many countries including a joint Roman Catholic Southern Baptist crusade in South America. He was born in New Zealand and came to the U S in 1951 and holds a Master of Theology from Fuller Seminary. Public invited contact Shirley Pampena Elva Gonzales or Helen Painter for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Coppin
Homeland
Meeting of Gods Covenant People
Coppin
South America
New Zealand
U.S
Fuller Theological Seminary
Pasadena
Assembly of God
North St
Shirley Pampena
Elva Gonzales
Helen Painter
Lompoc Record: Daily Publication Details and Staff
The Lompoc Record, published daily except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day, is produced by Lompoc Record Publications in California. Staff includes Publisher A James McCollum, Editor Lawrence C Grossman, and a team of editors, photographers, and sales personnel. Members belong to state and national press associations and audit bureaus. Subscriptions run 2.50 monthly in Santa Barbara County and 3.00 outside.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Virginia Ho Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald New
Robert Vincent
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Stan Tulledo
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Adrienne McAdam
Marilyn Baird Howard Dozzier
Gibby Call
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara
Allan Hancock College offers special programs for veterans
Allan Hancock College announces spring veteran programs with counseling and vocational guidance at no cost. Registration for hundreds of courses begins January 21 on the main campus and January 24 at Vandenberg AFB and Lompoc centers. Veterans with degrees or 70 plus units must receive counseling before registering. For details contact the Office of Veterans Affairs or the Vandenberg Veterans Representative at specified numbers.
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Allan Hancock College
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc
Office of Veterans Affairs
Allan Hancock College to offer two spring workshops
Allan Hancock College will host two four week workshops this spring led by Barbara Marshall. Creative Communication runs Saturdays January 10 to February 7 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and Making Relationships Work runs February 7 to March 7 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Both meet in Public Services Building room 7 on E Stowell Road Santa Maria. Open to adults 18 plus or high school graduates with no credit. Information at 922-6966 ext 261 or 4-2060 ext 261 from Lompoc.
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Allan Hancock College
Barbara Marshall
Ms. Marshall
Public Services
College
E. Stowell Road
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Redistricting and planning commission changes loom in Santa Barbara
Excitement over remapping and redistricting drifts into January with new county boundaries. The debate surrounds the County Planning Commission size and appointees as Supervisor Kallman seeks parity with other districts and AB 2378 moves through Sacramento to allow a 10 member panel.
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County Planning Commission
Robert E. Kallman
Kallman
Sacramento
Board of Supervisors
Assembly
Gary Hart
Santa Barbara
Hart
James Rickard
Assembly Committee
Freedom Train to arrive in Santa Barbara for Bicentennial opening
The American Freedom Train arrives in Santa Barbara for a three day Bicentennial event at the Milpas Street crossing. Local officials call the stop a major 1976 project as the train tours 48 states and 140 cities carrying 550 artifacts aboard a GS 4449 powered special. Tickets available on site for those without advance purchases.
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Pomona
Santa Barbara
Milpas Street Railway
United States
Tri-County
Ross Rowland
Southern Pacific
American Freedom Train Foundation, Inc
Bailey’s Crossroads
Virginia
Infant Brake Graveside Rites Planned at Lompoc Evergreen
Graveside services for Joseph Michael Brake infant son of Airman First Class and Mrs Joseph Brake will be held at 10 a m Friday at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Pastor Charles Rauschek officiating. The child born December 26 at Vandenberg AFB Hospital died Monday at Stanford. Survivors include grandparents Thomas Hurley and James Brake. Services directed by Starbuck Mortuary.
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Joseph Michael Brake
Joseph Brake
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Charles Rauschek
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Stanford University Hospital
Palo Alto
Brake
E. Pine Ave
Thomas Hurley
Mississippi
James Brake
Lompoc
Albert T. Wagner
Wagner
Iowa
Antares
Vandenberg Village
Nina
Nina Tellesbo
Concord
Mary Kreigh
Riverside
Gregory McPeek
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Douglas Michael Campbell
Constellation Road
Kent Michael Rowett
Juniper Ave
Campbell
Lompoc Hospital
Capella Avenue
California Highway Patrol
Myron Lee Webster
N. Lupine St
Donald E. Bredthauer
W. Prune Ave
Lompoc Parks and
William Ratcliff
Post Office
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Ratcliff
Daily Record
South C St
Veteran's Memorial Building
Locust Street
Lompoc Public Library
East North Ave
Kappler and Dunlap
Lang and Co
American Air
At&t
Imprl. Corp
Int
Harv . Beth. Stl
ITT
Boeing
Johns. Man
Boise Case
Kresge Cee Seem Eesad
Braniff Air
Lear Sieg
Chrysler
Lockheed
City
L.T.V. Corp
McDon. Doug
Comp
Martin Marietta
Denny's
Mobil
Disney
Eastman Koda
Oxy
Pac
Gas & Elec
Exxon
Ford Mtr
Polaroid
Dynam
PSA
Elec
RCA
Mtrs
Rockwell Int
Sambos
Gulf Oil
Sears Roebuck Homestake
Cal. Edison
Sperry Rand
Standard-Cal
TelePrompTer
Texaco
Transamerica
Transco
TRW Union Oil
United Tech
Varian
Westinghouse Zapata Corp
Indust
Trans
CNR
PETRA
Juggernaut
Lompoc, Cali
By Dick Praul
John Adam Jr
Santa Maria City
Zita Nielsen
Solvang
City of
Goleta Valley
Highway 101
Hope Ranch
Don Hamister
North County Board
Freedom Train
S.B
China
AHC
Fesler School
Maybird Thompson
International China Painting Teachers Association
Joseph M. Brake
Starbuck Mortuary
Steak and Lobster House
Mission Hills
Electrolux
David Gaitan
Gregory & McPeek
N. H St
Starbuck
Gemini Cinema
Northside
Bnan
Mahogany
Smokey
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