County Defends Hiring Freeze Amid Budget Pressures
Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors uses three measures to curb growth in the county workforce. They approve 15 vacant positions while deferring six as possible eliminations and cut four clerical posts across Probation Sheriff and Purchasing. A Word Processing Center may eliminate five to seven clerical jobs as departments adopt the new center. Deputy public defender slots are filled in two areas.
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Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Raymond D. Johnson
Sheriff's Dept
Word Processing Center
Board of Supervisor
Barbara MacMurray
Supervisors Roll Back Welfare Services After Funding Cuts
The Board of Supervisors voted to dramatically reduce welfare services following cuts that eliminated 34 County Welfare Department positions. Goleta Valley will see the most impact with service terminations at the Isla Vista Community Service Building, affecting students, the needy and elderly.
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Board of Supervisors
Goleta Valley
Isla Vista
Fletcher denounces coast panel appointment over north county lack
County Supervisor Harrell Fletcher angrily objects to Gov Brown naming Lehua Ann Rook to the South Central Regional Coastal Commission, saying the north county was bypassed. The board voted 3 2 to send a letter urging a north county appointee, while Kallman supports the appointment as the board's rep.
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Gov. Brown
North County
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Gov Brown
Lehua Ann Rook
Philip Marking
Board of Supervisors
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Fletcher
Francis H. Beattie
Robert E. Kallman
Rook
Goleta Valley
Kallman
Coastal bill faces stiff opposition in California
A conservation backed plan to enact permanent controls on coast development faces a difficult path after voter approved 1972 coastline protection initiative spurred commissions to draft a permanent plan. Sen. Beilenson warned supporters to re enlist in the fight to save the coast and called for broad backing amid opposition. Meanwhile county welfare services face cuts with Isla Vista cases shifted to centralized offices, risking longer lines but arguing centralization will boost overall service.
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UPS
California
Anthony C. Beilenson
Los Angeles
Senate Finance Committee
Lompoc Record Staff and Publication Details
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California under act of Congress this adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065 The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications a California Corporation. The staff includes Publisher James McCollum Editor Lawrence Grossman Vice Presidents Rennie Adam Tim Conner and others with departments in advertising circulation city news sports and photography.
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Harry J Crompe
Lawrence Grossman
Rennie L Adam
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Merene Cletus Lunney
Donald New
Robert O Vincent
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Stan Tulledo
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Adrienne McAdam Rapher King Merrill
Santa Ynez Valley
County Supervisors Back Fire Protection Bill
County supervisors favor a bill allowing counties cities and fire protection districts to contract with private firms for fire protection. Michael Bennett of the County Firefighters Union warns of risks and rate hikes, while Deputy County Counsel Bruce Dodds outlines AB 2610 and other legislative requests on health care licensing and legal services fees.
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Santa Barbara
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Knox-Keene
Knox-Keene Health Care Services Plan
Brown seeks federal disaster status for drought areas in California
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. called on the federal government to declare 13 drought stricken counties as disaster areas after an estimated 90 million dollars in damages to California agriculture. He said federal aid could include low interest loans and possible feed grain shipments to stockmen.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Earl Butz
California
Brown
Butz
Blackbeard's Ghost at Drive In on Cougar Mountain
Local drive in screens Blackbeard's Ghost and Trap on Cougar Mountain. Two film showings draw families to the theater tonight.
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Probation Chief Faces Board Charges Over Gag Order
County Supervisor James M. Slater accuses Chief Probation Officer Clifford Romer of issuing a gag order to staff restricting free expression. A study on the fiscal impact of Romer’s planned reassignment of probation personnel was approved, while a petition from 19 employees criticizes Romer’s reshuffle as a rush to deflect probes.
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Clifford Romer
Robert E. Kallman
Probation Department
Romer
Slater
Frank J. Frost
Burglary Victim Reports Stolen Personal Property and Auto Theft Charge
Personal property valued at 270 dollars including two tennis racquets and a chrome plate German bayonet reported stolen in the burglary of William John Knopke’s home at 1504 West North Avenue, police say. James Robert Turner Jr., 29, of 124 South G Street Apt 4, faced court action on auto theft charges after being arrested Monday night in the 1000 block of East Ocean Avenue. he was booked in Lompoc Jail on five thousand dollar bail.
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