Retirement funds eyed to back Goleta Valley library project
County Employees Retirement Board directors favor an in principle plan to use about 430 160 in retirement funds to help finance a new Goleta Valley branch library. The proposal, advanced by Third District Supervisor Daniel G Grant, depends on a July 1 construction contract and a broader funding mix totaling 570 160 including building, furniture, and design fees.
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County Employees Retirement Board
Goleta Valley
Third District
Daniel G. Grant
Grant
Retirement Association
Court actions and community notices from the Daily Record
Michael Lee Anderson, 18, of Vandenberg Village admitted misdemeanor narcotics offenses and faces March 29 in Lompoc Justice Court. marijuana charges were dropped. He was released on recognizance after arrest at Stardust and Carina. Also notes luncheons, meetings, a stolen 1970 Chevy Impala, a Southeast Asia candlelight procession at UCSB, and several court pleas in Lompoc and Santa Maria involving indecent exposure and juvenile cases.
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Michael Lee Anderson
Mercury Ave
Vandenberg Village
Gailt
Lompoc
Anderson
Sheriff's
Stardust
Carina
Richard Leroy Reedy
N. M St
Mission Hills
Lompoc Justice Court
Santa Maria Superior Court
Reedy
Lompoc Valley Bowl
Ocie L. Rowe
Gala
Santiago Martinez
Joseph Arthur Allen
Sierra Madre
Jalama Beach
Terrill F. Cox
Patricia Ann Archamgault
Los Angeles County
Granada Hills
Closing Stocks Quoted by Rohrbaugh and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to the Record through Rohrbaugh and Co a firm at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 355 The notice appears as a financial brief listing stock prices and changes for the day.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Carpinteria Valley Circulation Element Backed Amid Growth in Agriculture
The County Planning Commission approved a circulation element for Carpinteria Valley favoring agricultural growth over urbanization. The First District Citizens Committee hearings reported broad opposition to a road plan aimed at rapid urbanization, noting strong flower, avocado, and lemon plantings with payrolls over a million dollars. Frank Cobb of the Nurserymen's Association predicts acreage expansion in five years.
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County Planning Commission
Carpinteria Valley
First District
Summerland
George R. Bliss Jr
Carpinteria
Bliss
Obituary and Local Collision Report In Sunray
Funeral services are pending at McPeek Family Mortuary for Fred Reese 74 of Space 98. Mrs Reese born December 2 1896 was dead on arrival at Lompoc Hospital. In Sunray Roy Graves 20 was slightly injured when his car collided with pilot John Goodwins plane which landed on a road beside a parallel runway before dawn.
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McPeek Family Mortuary
Fred Reese
North Avenue
Space
Reese
Lompoc Hospital
Sunray
Tex
UPI
Roy Melton Graves
John Henry Goodwin
Goodwin
Graves
Fraternity Problem in Isla Vista Referred to Supervisors
County Planning Commission votes to send the issue of fraternity use in Isla Vista duplex districts to the Board of Supervisors. Authorities will decide whether to pursue action against at least three alleged operations masked as apartments near Del Playa Drive. Leslie Baird cites noise and public rushing. Photographs of the facilities were submitted.
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Isla Vista
County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Leslie Baird
Isla _ Vista Assn
del Playa Dr
Baird Duplex
Federal failure in housing blamed by Senate panel
A Senate Select Committee report says 33 years of federal housing policy worsened shortages by tearing down homes while subsidizing poor ones. It accuses the FHA of discriminatory city lending, denying mortgages in central neighborhoods, contributing to urban decline and social ills. The panel cites only 1.5 million housing units built in 33 years.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
George S. McGovern
Eer
Pesticide use may worsen pest outbreaks says UC expert
UC Berkeley entomologists warn pesticides trigger a pesticide treadmill by boosting pest reproduction, killing natural enemies, and fostering resistance. They cite bollworm issues in San Joaquin Valley cotton and call for broader reforms to curb secondary outbreaks.
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Robert van den Bosch
UC Berkeley
San Joaquin Valley
Two Hurt In Freak Lompoc Road Accidents
A Lompoc woman suffered a possible neck injury and another minor injuries in two separate freak traffic accidents on Lompoc Casmalin Road. Patsy A. Lamontagne, 22, was admitted to Lompoc Hospital in good condition. The first crash involved Margaret Ann Bertanyi, 26, rear ending the car Lamontagne rode in as it slowed for a vehicle darting across the road.
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Lompoc
Lompoc-Casmalin
California Highway Patrol
Patsy A. Lamontagne
S. L St
Lompoc Hospital
Margaret Ann Bertanyi
N. Lupine Ave
N.C St
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