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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1974
Page
1
Lompoc planning hearings focused on peripheral items while confirming K Mart Discount stores submitted plans for a major shopping center surrounding the rear of a service station. The development discussion highlighted non agenda items during the meeting led by community development director Al Autry.
About 50 people attended an open forum at IBEW Local 1245 hall where 10 council hopefuls answered questions from city employees. Candidates debated grievances rulings, city needs, and future development amid discussions on area planning and transportation goals.
The planning commission approved a variance to convert the Drake Hotel 45 units at 135 North B St into 25 apartments. Rebecca Riggs received a home use permit for piano instruction at 217 North W St. Free Will Baptist Church will build a two story 30 by 75 foot structure at 808 W Chestnut Ave, with AR committee review and future site reviews. Weather shows cloudy with rain tonight, clearing Wednesday. Highs in mid to upper 50s. Winds 5 to 15 mph, NW 10 to 20 mph by Wednesday. Tides noted for Wednesday with low 1 foot and 2.3 feet. highs 4.6 and 2.6 feet.
White House aides say the oil shortage is temporary and will resolve in a matter of months not years. Ash notes a 7 percent supply shortfall from the Arab embargo and calls for fair distribution. Nixon to review with Simon and governors on energy strategy and gas rationing.
A few truckers continue strike action while highway traffic largely normalizes. Ohio recalls 1500 National Guard after a shooting. Iowa independents vote to stay parked. In Kansas City dissidents reject leader's call to end strike and plan another vote. Protesters demand diesel rollback and higher speed limits to 65 mph.
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