Reagan to seek 20 percent income tax cut for California
Governor Ronald Reagan intends to return an $852 million surplus to residents by a temporary 20 percent state income tax reduction and delaying a sales tax for seven months. He also proposes a long term spending cap including a permanent 10 percent income tax cut and a constitutional limit on taxation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
H.L. Richardson
Arcadia
Edwin Gray
Planners near rejection of Goleta Valley condo project
The County Planning Commission nearly denied EEB Inc a 60 unit condominium rezoning on a 13 acre Coronado Road site in Goleta Valley due to water scarcity. A continuance to March 14 was approved to await Board of Supervisors action on a new water and sewer policy possibly limiting zone changes and tentative maps if services are unavailable.
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The
County Planning Commission
Goleta Valley
EEB, Inc
Board of Supervisors
Leo Zell
EEB
Goleta County
Peter Bratt
Ago
Eugene Riches
Santa Barbara
California Building Industry Assn
Britt Johnson
Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Don Detwiler
County Health Department
Division of
Environmental Health
Bratt
Donna Lee Sauber
Campus Glen Homeowners’ Assn
Two Sentenced for Forgery in Lompoc Stores
Farris Orville Pierce, 58, and Homer Lee McBee, 46, were sentenced in Lompoc Justice Court by Judge Terrill F. Cox after pleading guilty or being convicted of forgery. Pierce faces 18 months for three counts involving $45 checks, McBee one year for a single $45 check, with orders to repay the stolen amounts. Both were arrested at a Miguelito Canyon address.
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Farris Orville Pierce
E. Ocean Ave
Homer Lee McBee
Salinas
Prisons and Society Interdependent, Reform Symposium Declares
Santa Barbara hosted the first SPER prison reform symposium where keynote speaker Jerome R. Waldie urged that prisons and society are intertwined and failing together. He warned society’s neglect creates a cycle where incarcerates return to crime and funding gaps fuel ongoing issues.
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Steve LA Rue
Santa Barbara
SPER
Society For Public Education and Reform
Jerome R. Waldie
California
America
Martin Deckard obituary with notes on prison reform panel
Funeral services are pending for Martin Deckard 72 who died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. He was born in Texas in 1990 and lived at 319 North L Street. He is survived by his widow Opal Deckard. A related discussion featured a penologist panels on prison reform and rehabilitation, emphasizing community reintegration and pretrial programs.
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McPeek Family
Martin Deckard
Lompoc District Hospital
Deckard
Texas
North L Street
Opal Deckard
Closing Stocks Reported by Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co. at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The item lists end of day prices for listed securities provided to readers.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Tax exemption forms ready for 1973 74 homeowners
County Assessor William H. Cook announced that 1973 74 homeowner tax exemption forms will be mailed March 1. With the exemption rising to 1750 from 750, owners must return the form by April 15 to avoid about 200 in tax relief loss.
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William H. Cook
Cook
Labor officials seek end to Penn Central strike
United Press International reports Assistant Labor Secretary W J Usery Jr convened a Washington meeting with United Transportation Union leaders and Penn Central to halt the rail stoppage as 28 000 UTU members walkout. Congress quickens strike ending bills while White House opposes action. A substitute plan would push 30 day relief. In Rome a man grabs a briefcase from Danio Saluzzi. the briefcase contains only an egg sandwich.
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United Press International
W. J. Usery Jr
United Transportation Union
Penn Central Railroad
Washington
Congress
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
House
Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
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Retired Citizens Hospitality House
West Maple Avenue
Cecelia Sweet
Hilda Edney
Helen Reichert
REG
Camilla Williamson
Santa Maria
Charles M. Teague
Cypress
Michael Wootten
Teague
la Arcata Court
East Main Street
Ventura
Lompoc Valley
Lela M. Wells
North M St
W. Laurel Ave
Gary Libby
Wells
Libby
Justice Swift
Severe
Terrill F. Cox
Cox
Miguelito Canyon
Waldie
House Select Committee On Crime
Senate Judiciary Committee
Contra Costa
FCI
Criminal Compound Society
Larry Taylor
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Federal Bureau
Taylor
Alcon
Alum Exxon
Alcoa
Teleprompter
American Air
Elex
American Can
Texaco
APECO
Times-Mirror
At&t Trans America
Anaconda
Union Oil
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Bethlehem
Boise-Cascade
Westinghouse Bunker-Ramo
Woolworth
City Investing
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Chrysler
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Dupont
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Fleetwood
Ford Motor
Fuqua Ind
GAC Corp
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General Motors
General Telephone
Imperial Corp
Int. Harv. International Paper
It&t
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White House
UTU
Penn Central
Rome
Danio Saluzzi
Saluzzi
Linnett’s
Lompoc Shopping Center
Starbuck
McPeek
North H Street
Order of the
Clark & Larsson
East Ocean Ave
LA Cumbre Plaza
Hope Ave
Sears Santa Barbara
Tevis Togs
BankAmericaid
Henry Block
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