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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1974

Page

3

Verbal clash erupts over county retirement benefit proposals

A heated county board session saw Supervisor Charles Catterlin clash with contractor John Schaaf over proposed pension boosts for retirees tied to a 69 percent pay increase for supervisors. The dispute centered on future retirement benefits for Curtis Tunnell and whether the proposed changes would offset rising living costs.

Charles F. Catterlin John Schaaf Santa Barbara Catterlin Joe J. Callahan Schaaf Curtis Tunnell Tunnell Cost of Living Council George Rading Santa Maria Keading Beattie Raul Navarro Schaaf Novarro County Retired Employees Association James M. Slater

Ballard School Pupils Win Reduced Speed Limits Near Schoolhouse

Pupil and teacher delegation from Ballard's Little Red Schoolhouse urged the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors to reduce Baseline Road speeds. The board approved 25 mph on Baseline between Alamo Pintado and Cemetery and 40 mph east of Cemetery toward Refugio, against a 55 mph current limit.

Ballard Santa Barbara County Chambers Axtel Kathleen Sherrill Sherrill John Elliott Ballard Store

Santa Barbara County Board puts finance department plan on hold

The board by a 4-1 vote decided to file a report on creating a department of finance that would merge auditor-controller, treasurer, tax collector and related offices. Critics argued the move would centralize too much fiscal power, while proponents claimed budget and efficiency gains. Treasurer Edward McMillan announced he will not seek reelection, saying the plan would consolidate too much authority and foreclose independent fiscal reporting.

Santa Barbara Francis H. Beattie Johnson Paul Floyd James M. Slater Department of Finance Slater Edward McMillan

County Board bans building permits over health hazard

Santa Ynez Community Services District gains a moratorium on county building permits after a health hazard tied to septic failures is declared. Voters will see a sewer bond on June ballots, needing only a simple majority to pass after prior defeats due to two thirds requirements.

Santa Ynez Community Services District Board of Supervisors

Rooster Charlie Turns Blue Snooping Through Pub News

SPROUGHTON England Charlie the rooster has turned blue from white puzzling pub landlord Alan Piper 37 and two vets have failed to explain the color change. Piper will await a few days and then consult experts if the hue persists.

Sproughton England UPI Charlie Rooster Alan Piper Piper

Deputies to Use Off Road Cycles for Noisy Riders

Santa Barbara County supervisors hear deputies will train on off road motorcycles to arrest nuisance riders trespassing on private property. A north county site is sought, possibly riverbottom land, to host anti noise and anti trespass cycling. Discussion to continue February 4.

Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors Santa Maria Curtis Tunnell North

Jury favors consolidation of county clerk and recorder

The 1973 Santa Barbara County Grand Jury recommends merging the offices of county clerk and county recorder. Member Paul Lewis told the board of supervisors that the report would be released soon, with a target date around January 29, after discussions with county authorities including county recorder Rita van Buskirk.

Santa Barbara Grand Jury Board of Supervisors Paul Lewis Grand Uy Lewis Rita van Buskirk

Martin Marietta Wins $75.3 Million Titan III Contract

Martin Marietta of Denver secured a 75.3 million fixed price Titan III space services contract spanning 30 months. Forty percent of work will come from the Denver division with the rest split between Vandenberg AFB and Cape Kennedy operations. An initial 9.8 million payment is on record per SAMSO. The pact extends the Denver unit’s existing Titan III agreement.

Martin-Marietta Company Denver Vandenberg Air Force Base Cape Kennedy Space and Missile Systems Organization SAMSO

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