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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1972

Page

3

Council denies plan for new civic center

Lompoc City Council rejected negotiation for a downtown civic center after citizen protests over a Los Angeles firms proposal. The panel refused to reactivate the old civic center committee and told the firm it is not considering construction at this time.

Lompoc Los Angeles North H Street North Central Avenues Council Robert Baray North X Street Gene Wahlers Old Civic Center Committee Nixon Wahlers Hickory Avenue Central Avenue Zimmerman Trucking Company

Park projects approved unanimously by city council

The Parks and Recreation Commission won approval for a three item plan including lights for Ryan Memorial Park tennis courts and upgrades at City Hall. Total cost about 8180, with 4500 for tennis lights, 1500 for a bus, 2180 for curtains.

Lompoc City Parks and Recreation Commission Ryan Memorial Park City Hall O Street Park

Local courses and admissions from Lompoc and Allan Hancock

Community adults may enroll in a stock investing course starting tomorrow in Science Room 7B at Lompoc High School. Allan Hancock College extension offers fifty four classes across fifty two subjects from Jan 31 to June 1 with registrations in mid and late January. Senator Lagomarsino elected to the Senate Rules Committee in Sacramento joins other members. Two burglary suspects bound for Santa Maria Superior Court over Olson's drug store break in. Narcotics paraphernalia case against Michael Anderson. Public light-meter proposal discussed with coin meters dismissed. Santa Ynez Valley sees a fatal accident with several victims and injuries. Fiorello La Guardia, while mayor, read comic strips on radio during a newspaper strike.

Lompoc High School William F. Redding Allan Hancock College Cabrillo Lompoc Cabrillo High School Vandenberg Afb Michael Joseph Bremonte Santa Barbara Anthony Lee Barto Avondale Santa Maria Superior Court Olson North H St Santa Maria

Dorsey Selected Flower Festival Chairman in Lompoc

Terry L. Dorsey 36, KNEZ radio general manager, named 1972 Flower Festival chairman by Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce board. He succeeds Earle Sweetland and will name a new vice-president while Mel Ramos remains second vice-president. Dorsey plans an early organizational meeting and queen sponsor, float entrant, and concession operator plans ahead of the June 23-25 event.

Terry L. Dorsey KNEZ Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce Dorsey Earle Sweetland Chamber of Commerce Sweetlands Mel Ramos

IRS spot checks freeze complaints

Washington officials say IRS officers will conduct systematic spot checks to uncover price guideline violations while relying on the honor system for inflation control. Grayson notes penalties will be applied under statute and may be publicized, as AFL CIO criticizes lack of reporting on violations.

Washington UPI The Price Commission Internal Revenue Service C. Jackson Grayson Washington Window IRS Grayson Afl-Cio Aflcio

Schools to end campus incinerator burning today

School district officials said 185 cubic yards of rubbish will be hauled to landfills in 30 gallon bags as the district ends burning to meet Air Pollution Control District rules. The change, costing about $3000 annually, follows county deadlines and ongoing talks with officials.

Joe Carlin Carlin

Moscone and Dymally Re-elected to Senate Leadership

In Sacramento on Tuesday UPI reports Senators George Moscone of San Francisco and Mervyn Dymally of Los Angeles were unanimously re-elected to key Senate leadership posts. Moscone named Democratic floor leader and Dymally, the Senate's only black member, chosen party caucus chair. Sixteen of twenty one Democratic senators attended the closed session.

Sacramento UPI George Moscone San Francisco Mervyn Dymally Los Angeles Senate Moscone Dymally

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