Exxon rezoning for Goleta Canyon plant faces heated hearing
County supervisors prepare for a public hearing at La Cumbre Junior High on Exxon's request to rezoning for a large oil and gas facility in Las Flores Canyon. The session draws 500 to 1,000 people with possible televised coverage and a pivotal decision by Second District Supervisor Robert Kallman, who is hospitalized and may miss the vote.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
la Cumbre
Exxon Corp
Goleta Valley Canyon
Modoc Rd
Exxon
Santa Barbara
Robert Kallman
Kallman
Cottage Hospital
Francis H. Beattie
Beattie
Las Flores Canyon
Oil Company
E] Capitan-Refugio
Francis Sarguis
Get Oil Out, Inc
GOO
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Carpinteria
Ford proposes $1 billion a day budget for 1976 outlook
President Ford sends Congress a $349.4 billion fiscal plan predicting higher inflation and unemployment in 1975 and 1976 with a $52 billion deficit. He forecasts growth next year and a 8 percent jobless rate by year end, aiming for a turn by late 1976.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Ford seeks record 4.3 billion energy budget and 10 percent military boost
President Ford asked Congress for a 94 million defense increase and a 4.3 billion ERDA led energy budget. He aims to raise real defense purchasing power amid inflation and proposes major funding for energy research including solar, wind, fusion, and NRC regulatory needs.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
McClary
New Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Interior Department
National Science Foundation
Pentagon
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Energy Administration
Energy Regulating Agency
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
AEC
U.S
Sheriff reports major crimes rise across county in 1974
Sheriff John W. Carpenter reports a 19 percent increase in major crimes in 1974 over 1973 as he unveils a new monthly department operations report. He notes all sub stations except Santa Ynez show rises in felonies with Cuyama Lompoc and Santa Maria leading gains while calls for service declined due to staffing and workload. County supervisors previously cut 17 deputy positions. those posts were restored but not funded for the current fiscal year ending June 30.
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Dick Praul
John W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Board of Supervisors
Santa Ynez
Cuyama
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Weekend storm in Lompoc Valley brings 2.61 inches of rain
Rainfall over Lompoc Valley totaled 2.61 inches amid a blustery weekend with lighter deluges on Sunday morning. The system pushed Lake Cachuma to 741.63 feet as Gibraltar and other sites reported significant rainfall. Weather data comes via North American Weather Consultants with a new five minute interval sensor network planned for Santa Ynez River and area lakes.
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Lompoc Valley
James Stubchner
Stubchner
North American Weather Consultants
Stubbhner
Santa Barbara
Highway 1
Lompoc
Morro Bay
Stubbner
Lake Cachuma
Gibraltar
San Marcos Pass
Figueroa Mountain
Santa Ynez
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Teledata Corp
Cachuma
Juncal
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Schlesinger
Department of Defense
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