Board Rules Both Ways in Tax Collector Case
The Board of Supervisors debated the conduct of County Tax Collector J. Newton Blanchard and the County Taxpayers Assn executive secretary R. L. Temple. They found Blanchard followed state code on payment deadlines but agreed to include more information for taxpayers about deadlines. The board voted to file written statements from both sides and to clarify notices for the April 10 second installment deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newton Blanchard
County Taxpayers Assn
R.L. Temple
Board of Supervisors
Blanchard
Temple
George H. Clyde
Francis H. Beattie
Callahan steps down after 21 years on Santa Barbara board
Second District Supervisor Joe J. Callahan ends 21 years in public office at noon Monday amid tributes after losing the November runoff to Charles Catterlin. Callahan urges his replacement to be honest and serve the people, as colleagues praise his long service to Santa Barbara.
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Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Callahan
Charles Catterlin
George H. Clyde
Sansum
Pauline Hassander
Bruington
A.C. Dinsmore
Hussander
Dinsmore
Joe J. Callahan. Navarro
Catterlin
Lagomarsino Named to Senate Rules Committee
Sacrameno report says Sen Robert J Lagomarsino was elected to the Senate Rules Committee for the 1971 session by a unanimous vote. He also chaired the Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee since 1967 and will serve with one other Republican and three Democrats on the Rules panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Rojal
Senate
Lagomarsino
Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee
Mayor in Lompoc Hospital for Tests on Chest Pains
Mayor Arthur Scott remains hospitalized after chest pains with doctors finding a slight diaphragmatic strain. He expects to leave in a couple of days after further tests at Lompoc Hospital.
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Arthur Scott
Lompoc Hospital
Scott
Mystery Love Meter Explodes Injuring Santa Barbara Boy
The Mystery Love Meter, a Japan made novelty sold in Santa Barbara, contained methyl wood alcohol. A 13 year old was hospitalized after an explosion triggered by heat. The lab found about half an ounce of alcohol in the device. District Attorney Milner urged owners to destroy the meter.
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Santa Barbara
David D. Milner
Blanchard-Dixon Laboratory
John Blanchard
Japan
Milner
New Second District Supervisor Names Appointments
Charles F. Catterlin sworn in to a four year term announces Donald R. Sansom to the Planning Commission and Hal Bruington to the Park Commission. He also nominates Raul J. Navarro for administrative assistant in his office.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Donald R. Sansom
County Planning Commission
Hal Bruington
County Park Commission
Catterlin
Raul J. Navarro
Board of Supervisors
Reagan appoints Navarro to State Mental Health panel and councils
Navarro named by Gov Reagan to Camarillo State Mental Health Advisory Commission and to the Presidents Small Business Advisory Council. Grant reappoints planning commissioners Eu gene Sexton and Boyd Bettencourt. Additional renames and reappointments affect Dr M W Duncan Robert Lilley Charles Begg Joe Gray G Norman Bacon Joseph Omweg and Frederick Lemere across Park and Planning Commissions.
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Navarro
Reagan
Planning Body
Dr. M.W. Duncan
Robert C. Lilley
Francis H. Beattie
Richard M Clare
Darwin Saint
Tunnell
Grant
Charles W. Begg
Park Commission
Joe Gray
Clyde
G Norman Bacon
Joseph Omweg
Planning Commission
Frederick Lemere
Board approves six ag preserve applications in county
The county planning board approved six additional agricultural preserves on Monday. Readings include Durley and McLanahan in Santa Maria, Mussell and Donovan in Tepusquet, and Hansen in Sisquoc with many more awaiting hearings. District Attorney Roy Wootter began his term as an investigator mishap lightly noted.
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Board of Supervisors
Planning Department
Planning Commission
Durley and McLanahan
Las Vegas
UPN
Roy Wootter
Wootter
Luke Wills
Redistricting to top 1971 county agenda in Lompoc board
Five member board begins 1971 with redistricting as a major task based on new census data. Daniel G. Grant, new chairman, says boundaries may shift to balance population, with Goleta, Santa Ynez Valley, Buellton, and Santa Barbara areas among potential changes. Population counts show Second and Fifth District at 56,969. First District 36,031. Third 67,719. Fourth 46,187. The plan aims for equal representation though it may prove vexing and controversial.
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Daniel G. Grant
Santa Barbara
Goleta
Goleta Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
Buellton
County Planning Department
Lompoc Commission Calls for Water Rights Study and Ground Spreading Plan
The Lompoc water commission advised the city council to study underground water rights and consider a ground spreading program between the Narrows and H Street to recharge the basin. City and district officials discuss funding, legal questions, and potential district support. A special late January meeting is planned after engineering reviews of Bureau proposals.
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Lompec
Atty
Stanley Hatch
Hatch
Thomas Stetson
Bureau
State Water Resources Board
Cachuma Lake
City Water Commission
Water District Board of Directors
Commission
Public Works
Ken Dawson
State Water Quality Control Board
Mission Hills
Valley
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Daily Record
Lompoc
South E Street
Lompoc Veterans Memorial Building
Health Department
Right To Life League
Lompoc Public Library
Jack Love
Board of County Law Library Trustees
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Law Library
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Jay Diamond
William D. Sansum
Sansum Clinic
Carpinteria Valley
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Rohrbaugh and
PenmCentral
Phillips Pet
Purex
RCA
At&t
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D.W.G. Corp
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Eastman Kodak
Textron
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
TransAmerica
General Electric Travelers
Union Oil
General Motors
Eernd
General Telephone
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Imperial Corp
Westinghouse
Eos
International Paper
Woolworth
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Trans
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Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Tokyo
National Police Agency
Marcel Lachat
Sarah
Geneva
Switzerland
Baby
Bureau of Reclamation
Cachuma Dam
Santa Ynez River Watershed Commission
Virgil Phelps
Bletchley, England
UPI
John Hughes
Watford Junction
Linnett’s Shoes
Kammerer’s
Music Box
Paintman
R & J Interiors
Lompoc Furniture Mart
Beno’s
Holser & Bailey
O' Day
Pfaff Sewing Center
Alamo Cleaners
Jay Gee
Pico's Sporting Goods
Cooper's
R.J. Meier Ltd
H&m Shoes
House of Petite
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