Elks announce 1972 Most Valuable Student scholars
Three girls from Lompoc area win U S Savings Bonds totaling 600 as Elks Most Valuable Student scholars for 1972 73. Winners are Carol Green Kristy Dudley and Shelley Sorvig with runners up named Margaret Keys Carol Roth and Cecilia Brown.
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U.S
Lompoc
Sylvia E. Dudley
South K Street
Shelley M. Sorvig
Allan Hancock College
Eileen Sorvig
Oak Street
Margaret Keys
Lompoc Senior High School
Catherine
H. Keys
South E Street
Carol R. Roth
Cabrillo High School
Arthur J. Roth
Ash Street
Vandenberg Afb
Cecilia A. Brown
Texas Lutheran College
Cecil H. Brown
Rigel Street
Elks National Foundation
State
Elks Association
Elks
Floyd S. Southern
Keith R. Wright
Robert E. Hough
Santa Maria
Miss Green
Lompoc Unified
Norman Asbridge
County borrows record six million to cover red ink gulf
The Board of Supervisors authorized a record six million loan Tuesday to bridge a cash shortfall until property tax revenues arrive in April. Low bid came from Security Pacific National Bank at 2.07 percent interest for promissory notes. The panel also approved twelve thousand eight hundred dollars in frozen merit pay increases for 311 county employees after IRS approval.
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Board of Supervisors
Tite
Security-Pacific National Bank
Internal Revenue Service
County Employees Assn
Afl-Cio International Firefighters Union
IRS
Charles F. Catterlin
Commissioner Walter Cummings retires as county agricultural chief
Walter S. Cummings steps down after more than 38 years as county agricultural commissioner effective February 29. The retirement coincides with deputy Marcus Cravens leaving the post the same day. Cummings, honored by the Board of Supervisors, started July 1, 1932, and Cravens since July 1, 1941, with Roger Allen acting briefly until Graydon Hall arrives March 13 to fill the post.
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Walter S. Cummings
Cummings
Marcus Cravens
South Coast
Cravens
Board of Supervisors
Curtis Tunnell
County Farm Bureau
Robert Hunt
Walter
Roger Allen
North County
Graydon Hall
Hall
Imperial County
County costs rise in Honey ouster case hearing
North county supervisors approve a $300 per day contract for hearing officer Gerald Smelter as county costs climb for the Sheriff’s Department ouster of Joel B. Honey. Preparation and pre hearing fees add to a projected total surpassing $20,000 with further expenses possible before a March 13 start.
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Joel B. Honey
North County
Sheriff's Department
Gerald R. Smelter
San Diego
Dana Smith
Santa Barbara
Curtis Tunnell
Smith
Honey
Merenbach
Lompoc Officials Schedule Joint Session on Goals Program
A special joint session of the Lompoc City Council and planning Commission is set for March 6 at 7 30 p m in the Lompoc Library to discuss the Community Goals Program. An Urban Planning Class presentation from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo is the other agenda item.
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Lompoc City
City council candidates discuss signs and day care forum
The candidates debate mayoral election method day care funding and a stricter sign ordinance. Benton says funds are tight while Cox urges program start with careful budgeting. Scolari favors regulated signs and Oneto and Schuyler push for better public information and planning.
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Cox
Oneto
Benton
Schuyler
Scolari
County General Plan Delayed Vote Sparks Debate
Supervisor Catterlin joins Clyde to back a one year delay amid a likely split on a two year plan delay. Planning officials propose aligning the General Plan with existing zoning while others push for public interest driven changes. Beattie and Lilley back a one year amendment to the state deadline, drawing support from planners and engineers in the hearing room.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Clyde
Catterlin
Lilley
State Association of Planning Commissioners
Britt Johnson
Curtis Tunnell
Tunnell
Francis Beattie
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