End of density urged for agricultural lands in county plan
Veteran County Planning Commission member Dr. M. W. Duncan of Lompoc urged Wednesday to drop density ranges on lands designated for agriculture. The Board of Supervisors will not consider the matter until March, while staff will study the issue further and report back Feb. 21.
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Veteran County Planning Commission
M. W. Duncan
Lompoc
Board of Supervisors
Los Padres National Forest
Santa Ynez Valley
Johnson
Retirement party for Fred Johnston noted in county events
County officials, retirees and others attended the retirement party for Fred Johnston, Santa Barbara County Hospital assistant administrator, marking 26 years on the job. No successor named yet. Fire officials blame a carelessly discarded cigarette for a minor boat fire in Lompoc. City billing delays prompt residents to call RE 6-1261 Ext 237 for help. SWIM class registrations set at Lompoc pool with multiple sessions and ages. American Society for Quality Control discusses mission success with George W. McGee at Lions Inn Lompoc on Feb 16. tickets at door or via local contacts.
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Fred Johnston
Santa Barbara County Hospital
Lompoc
American Society For Quality Control
Santa Maria
Vandenberg
Central Coast Area
Lions Inn
George W. McGee
Martin Marietta Corporation
Denver
McGee
Heath Greets Nixon at White House for Crucial Talks
Prime Minister Edward Heath visits Washington for what Nixon calls enormously important talks on peace in Vietnam and bilateral relations. Heath is greeted on a cloudy day with a 19 gun salute as the two leaders begin discussions on a shared policy for peace in the Atlantic and Pacific regions.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Heath
White House
Nixon
Britain
Vietnam
Heath
White House South Lawn
Atlantic
Pacific
Petition drive nears goal for Santa Ynez development vote
County officials report 2,500 of 3,000 petition signatures valid for a ballot on Insignis Inc. home project after the Citizens Committee filed 15,000 signatures seeking an election. If enough valid signatures are found, a vote will be held on the Board of Supervisors approved ordinance. Insignis may join repeal efforts. review to be reported to the Board Monday.
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Santa Ynez
Insignis Inc
Citizens Committee For the General Plan
Board of Supervisors
Insignis, Inc
Closing Stocks Quoted for The Record via Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co of Lompoc. The data comes from 3865 F Constellation Road and RE 3-3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Eight candidates take out papers for Lompoc school board
Julio W. Longoria added his name to eight potential candidates for the Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees election on April 17. None had filed by morning and Edward J. Diaz had withdrawn. Incumbent DeWayne Holmdahl, Gail Steiger, Richard K. Jacoby, Bulie L. Grider, Evan Brossman, and Edward H. Granz remained as potential contenders with a Feb. 16 filing deadline.
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Julio W. Longoria
Polaris Ave
Vandenberg Village
Longoria
Edward J. Diaz
Lompoc Unified
Nixon sets space shuttle funding at 546.7 million
Space Daily News service from Washington reports President Nixon recommends 546.7 million for Space Shuttle development, lower than NASA expectations. The cut may push Cape Kennedy launch to late 1979 or 1980, with Vandenberg port possible in 1981 or 1982. NASA allocations listed, Vandenberg absent, total stays 5.15 billion in 1971 dollars.
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Nixon
Space Daily News Service
Washington
NASA
Space Daily Report
NASA Washington
Cape Kennedy
Vandenberg
Central Coast Space Base
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Space Daily
Space Agency
Nixon urges strict adherence to Vietnam cease fire
President Nixon told 3000 at the National Prayer Breakfast that peace in Indochina depends on all sides keeping the cease fire terms. He said Kissinger would visit Hanoi and meet Thieu in the spring to discuss postwar reconstruction and aid totaling about 7.5 billion dollars.
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UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Indochina
Washington Hilton
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Kissinger
Thieu
Saigon
Dowell retires as Vandenberg commander after 31 years
Col. Ralph Dowell retires from the Air Force after 31 years including a two year tenure at Vandenberg Air Force Base. He receives the Legion of Merit and is succeeded by Col. Roy Lancaster. Over 150 people attend the retirement ceremony.
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Ralph Dowell
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Col
Roy Lancaster
Dowell
Vandenberg
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