Board opening sparks clash as Frost denied chair
At the County Administration Building the new Board of Supervisors opened with vice-chairman Frank J. Frost denied the chair. Robert Kallman denied urging Beattie to take the chair, while Harrell Fletcher defended Beattie for voting Frost’s replacement. Slater noted the split between Beattie Fletcher Kallman and the holdovers Slater and Frost over growth policies.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Frank J. Frost
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Frost
Beattie
Slater
Fletcher
Kallman
West Hickory Avenue tree dispute ends in city rule change
The City Council voted unanimously to allow removal of city street trees in new subdivisions if residents’ alternate beautification plans gain architectural board approval. The issue began October 21 when liquid ambers were planted in front of homes awaiting private landscaping. The rule change follows years of contention led by the City Beautification Commission.
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West Hickory Avenue
Neal Gerdemann
West Hickory
City Architectural Board
City
Ocean and
Walnut Avenues
N and O Streets
Lompoc
Tri-County
Cherry
North Avenues
X Street
Emil
County Receives 745000 in Federal Public Service Funds
Santa Barbara County officials announce a 745000 federal public service grant under an emergency program. Hiring starts about January 10 with 6.6 percent county unemployment and Isla Vista hardest hit. A second 525573 grant under Title 2 of CETA targets Goleta Isla Vista Lompoc Santa Maria and Santa Barbara. A Mobile X Ray unit will visit Lompoc January 13 offering free chest X Rays to anyone 15 or older at the Veteran's Memorial Building.
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Environmental Health Division
Santa Barbara
Dick Praul
Harvey M. Clement
Public Service
Clement
Isla Vista
Department of Labor
Goleta-Isla_ Vista
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Locust Avenue
Lompoc Hospital Board to Meet. Two New Directors Seating
Lompoc Hospital District Board of Directors will hold an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m in the hospital to seat two new directors Carol Johnson and Dennis Inouye following the November election. Holdovers are Ray Down Harold Thompson and Frank Signorelli.
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Lompoc Hospital
Carol Johnson
Dennis Inouye
Ray Down
Harold Thompson
Frank Signorelli
Kallman to meet on Exxon plant debate today
Representatives from GOO Get Oil Out Sierra Club and County Environmental Alliance meet Second District Supervisor Robert Kallman at 2 p.m in the County Administration Building to discuss Exxon Corp proposed onshore oil and gas processing plant west of Goleta. Public hearing set Monday at 2 p.m. on rezoning for the project. The Girls Club of Lompoc Valley will register new and returning members for 1975 with hours and location listed.
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Sierra Club
County Environmental Alliance
Robert Kallman
Exxon Corp
Goleta
Kallman
Henry R. Berg
Seattle
Oil Committee
Board of Supervisors
Girls Club
Lompoc Valley
Disneyland
North G Street
County air basin split plan drawn by local officials
The State Resources Board may consider moving Santa Barbara County into the South Central Coast Basin within months. Frost seeks stricter rules for new sources in the South Coast, while officials delay attendance at a Los Angeles meeting on district consolidation. The League of Women Voters urges caution until more data is gathered on the South Coast.
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Dick Praul
State Resources Board
Board of Supervisors
South Central Coast Basin
State Board
Frank J. Frost
South Coast
North County
Santa Ynez Mountains
Los Angeles
Ventura
California
League of Women Voters of
Santa Barbara
South Central Coast Air Basin
South Coast Air Basin
San Luis Obispo County
South Coast County
Ventura County
Frost
Exxon Corp. Oil and Gas
Refugio
League of Women Voters
Robert Kasson
League
Lompoc
Vandenberg
Kasson
Omer L. Rains
City Faces Water Fund Drain as Rates Rise and Reserves Fall
Lompoc council grapples with a water fund deficit from 1972 to 1974 totaling over $299,000 as reserves dwindle. A 80 percent rate hike was delayed hoping for federal or anti recession funds for a new reservoir. Waste fund also narrows, with landfill upgrades and new water lines slated amid inflation driven costs.
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Wahlers
Benton
Lompoc
Art Scott
Olive Avenue
City
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