Future uncertain for defunct service stations in Lompoc
Lompoc faces a shrinking gas station landscape with three shuttered sites and another near closure. Signage and underground tanks have been removed or are restricted by ordinance and fire rules. Prices for former stations drop to 30 000 to 40 000, while no buyers line up.
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Ly Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Wye
Slowdown May Be Ordered on Missile Modernization
Senate defense appropriations chair McClellan said Congress may order a modest slowdown in aircraft and missile modernization to cut the $101 billion 1977 defense budget. He urged a continuing review with Rumsfeld and service chiefs to determine feasible reductions, focusing on procurement, Navy shipbuilding, R&D, operations and maintenance, and personnel costs.
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Appropriations Committee
Congress
McClellan
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Service Chiefs
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Rumfeld
Navy
Increased coverage in Record today
The Lompoc Record expands Santa Ynez Valley news coverage to Solvang Buellton Santa Ynez Los Olivos and Ballard with a new Santa Ynez bureau led by King Merrill former 27 year editor. Obituaries remain in the regular column and readers may call Merrill at 688-3324 with news tips.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Solvang
Buellton
Santa Ynez
Los Olivos
Ballard
Lompoc Record
King Merrill
Sports
Valley Life
Merrill
Congress teeters on natural gas price deregulation battle
In Washington a heated debate unfolds as Rep. Dingell blames a push for permanent deregulatory changes on special interests. Rep. Krueger argues deregulation would lower prices despite critics. The House weighs a rules decision to allow floor amendments to a short term gas pricing bill.
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Washington
UPI
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Robert Krueger
Dtex
National Press Club
House
Krueger
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Citizens
Energy Action Committee
Senate
John Dingell
House Energy Subcommittee
John Moss
D-Calif
Herron named again to head Flower Fete
Joseph G. Herron, retired Air Force officer, will head the 1976 Lompoc Valley Flower Festival committee named by Chamber of Commerce President Ken Stillman. He led the successful 1975 festival and plans earlier ground work. most 1975 members return, carnival contract signed.
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Lompoc Valley
Joseph G. Herron
Chamber of Commerce
Ken Stillman
Herron
Betty
Lompoc
Lompoc Trustees weigh school closures before hearing
Community opposition rises as Lompoc Unified School District prepares a Tuesday hearing at 7 p m in the Lompoc High cafeteria on closing La Mesa Miguelito and El Camino schools. Proposals include transfers to Los Berros Buena Vista and potential savings ranging from about sixty thousand to eighty five thousand dollars.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Unified School
la Mesa
Los Berros
Buena Vista
Mission Hills
el Camino School
Miguelito School
School Board
Jack Helman
el Camino
Sonja ‘Yates
City Council agenda includes wide range of ordinances and hearings
Lompoc City Council plans a heavy agenda with second readings on two rezoning ordinances and a first reading for another, plus adoption of the 1975 National Electrical Code. A state route widening request and two public hearings on animal regulations and First Street vacation are timed for Tuesday night. High clouds with partial sun and cooler temperatures forecast.
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Lompoc
Ocean and
Walnut
Ocean Way
State Department of Transportation
Seventh St
First Street
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Sheffield Drive
Miser’ Company
San Diego
Lompoc High School
Iris Jaworski
Angola
Lusaka
Zambia
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
Ocean
Cypress Avenues
Alameda
River Park