Tanglewood survey to gauge resident views on industrial intrusion
A house to house survey in the Tanglewood area near Santa Maria will canvass more than 300 homes next week to measure support or opposition to California Fine Wire Co relocating to a site near the planned shopping center. The effort, neutral in tone, was authorized by the Board of Supervisors after homeowners urged scrutiny of the project.
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Tanglewood
Santa Maria
Board of Supervisors
California Fine Wire Co
San Luis Obispo County
Lavagnino
Bikeways Win Round in Goleta Valley Road Plan
Third District Supervisor Daniel G. Grant says Cathedral Oaks Road extension in Goleta Valley will include a striped bikeway with 8 and 9 foot lanes along a 2.2 mile stretch from La Patera La to Alameda Ave. Construction aims to start before July 1 and traffic by Sept. 1. Dos Pueblos High students Doug Blois Lee Chaney and Gary Baker helped push the proposal. The bikeway could also apply to the existing road.
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Third District
Daniel G. Grant
Cathedral Oaks
Goleta Valley
Grant
la Patera la
Glen Annie Rd
Alameda Ave
Dos Pueblos High School
Doug Blois
Lee Chaney
Gary Baker
Where to From Here TV program to address local drug use
A California Council on Criminal Justice program aired on KCOY TV Santa Maria Sunday Jan 17 features Gordi and Della Johnson who overcame heroin addiction with a local doctor. They speak with Dr Barbara Bliss and Lompoc Record editor Harry Crompe about their recovery and warning to youth. Also notes Allan Hancock College WAFE Center enrollment for work experience contracts starting Jan 25 with Dr John G Dibble announcing details.
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Gulf
California Council On Criminal Justice
Kcoy-Tv
Channel 12
Santa Maria
Gordon Johnson
Lompoc
Gordi
Della
Barbara Bliss
Federal Correctional Institution
Harry Crompe
Allan Hancock College
Wafe Center
Wafe Affice
John G. Dibble
LaVerne College to Offer VAFB Courses at Base Center
LaVerne College announces nine courses at VAFB Residence Center for the term Feb 1 to Apr 1. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 10 p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 10 p.m., with noon sessions daily. Registration is Jan 6. The program includes BA degrees in Criminal Justice, Behavioral Sciences, Current Issues Management, Environment, and Natural Science and Mathematics for military and civilian personnel.
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VAFB
LaVerne College
Africa
Western Hemisphere
Soviet Union
Criminal Justice
Behavioral Sciences
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Fifth District
Curtis Tunnell
John Gorin
County Planning Department
Tunnell
State Senate
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Aventura
Santa Barbara
Fish and Game Preservation Fund
Distaff Side
Central Coast
Management,Environment, and Natural Science and Mathematics
Solvang
Home Delivery
North
Admiral
Ae An
Dr. Desk
Best Buy
Habla Espanol
V.lp. Service
Penny MacSaver
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