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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1972
Page
3
Veteran Third District Supervisor Daniel G. Grant of Goleta Valley disclosed he will not seek reelection this year. He declined to answer if a Reagan administration state appointment is possible, saying only that he has 11 months left as supervisor.
The Board of Supervisors unanimously backed accelerated setup of a county crime laboratory and toxicology lab this year. California Deputy Milner, backed by the Sheriff’s Department and state police, expects a state grant over $50,000, with total project costs around $107,000. The toxicology lab will open at Santa Barbara General Hospital, while the crime lab would move to the Sheriff’s detective division after July 1. The Sheriff's Office moves to a new Goleta Valley building by summer. The county aims to reduce external toxicology fees, projected at $65,000 this year.
Authorities investigate a stabbing at the Federal Correctional Institution where James E. Brown, 25, is reported in satisfactory condition. The attack occurred around 10:05 p.m. in a living unit. Brown is serving a nine year sentence for bank robbery with a dangerous weapon.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will testify in private at Hess's office in New York as part of a $1.3 million civil suit by photographer Ron Galella who claims harassment by her and U.S. agents. She countersues for $1.5 million for harassment of her and her children Caroline 14 and John Jr 11.
A flash flood watch covered parts of South Carolina and Georgia as warm moist air sparked thunderstorms. Dense fog chilled New York and New Jersey while a winter storm neared blizzard conditions in the central Rockies. Far west warnings hit Colorado for snow and wind. the Northwest faced gale rains and the Midwest saw light snow. In an unrelated note, Carlo Scialdone, 26, was arrested in San Remo Casino after police found a tuxedo under his raincoat and a gambling card.
The 1972 slate includes Keith Wright as president from Linnett's Shoes, Dick Wuitschick of Woolworths as vice president, and Ed Edmiston of Crocker Bank as treasurer. Roberta Nottbohm remains secretary. New board members Al Pico, Vern Hill, and Virgil Stillwell join John Martin and Jim Poe with terms of two, two, and one year respectively. installation banquet date to be announced.
Carl Benjamin Stone Jr., 22, of Mission Hills, must spend 12 months in jail after pleading guilty to obscene telephone call charges from December 22. Lompoc Justice Court Judge Terrell Cox sentenced two six month terms to run consecutively. The case notes a split sentence.
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors approved final maps for a 77-unit condominium complex north of Burton Mesa Blvd and west of Constellation Rd, and an eight-lot single-family tract at the north end of St. Andrews Way. Density reductions followed homeowner protests. each project lists Vandenberg Village Development Co. as the developer.
Chamber of Commerce directors protest a planned sign ordinance saying it would affect 85 percent of local businesses and pose undue hardship. The Planning Commission delays action for a month and considers staff reviews on signs in comparable cities. The body also defers use permits for service stations and discusses city goals across five focus areas.
Don Hinderliter announced 2014 Christmas trees were gathered and mulched at the Waste Water Plant, forming a 4 by 8 foot pile and a 175 foot long stack. Committee members hailed high participation and said the program may expand to composting after a market study.
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