Supervisors back bid to cancel Exxon permit
Third District Supervisor William Wallace won cross‑board support to urge the Carter administration to withdraw Interior Department approval for Exxon Co. U S A to run an offshore oil processing plant and tanker terminal off Refugio Capitan. Some members want a letter reflecting full board unity. The group also advanced housing aid, map approvals, and appointments while delaying CETA questions and Isla Vista insurance talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace
Board of Supervisors
Carter Administration
Interior Department
Exxon Co
U.S.A
Federal
Refugio-E] Capitan
Wallace
Secretary of the Interior
Harrell Fletcher
Yager
Robert Kallman
White House
Santa Maria
Mark Smith
Briarcliff Drive
Old Mill Lane
Foxenwood
Santa Maria-Orcutt
Goleta Valley
Phillip Gauntt
Goleta
Dean Mann
Linda Phillips
Cindy Wachter
Isla Vista
Status of Women Commission
Elizabeth Miller
Yoni Harris
Human Services Commission
Sandy Sandoval
Senior Citizens
Kenneth Tatro
Couple turns 400 house into dream home
Ken and Cam Hampton bought a 1942 one bedroom house for 400 dollars and moved it 11 blocks to a new lot for 800 dollars. They renovated with no prior carpentry experience while Cam was pregnant, creating a warm home with a dining room, larger Sara’s room, and a front porch. They live on savings, opened a radiator shop, and plan further improvements as their baby Sara grows.
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Ken
Cam Hampton
Sara
South J Street
Stan Tulledo
Tor’s
Foreign Car Service
North H Street
Cam
Corillo Brothers
King City
Vandenberg Afb
Jethro Kloss
Eden
Village Association opposes sewer rate hike
Directors of the Vandenberg Village Association plan a 7 30 p m meeting at Cabrillo High School Little Theater to mobilize opposition to a 176 percent sewer rate rise. A Public Utilities Commission hearing will review a Brown and Caldwell study for Park Water Co proposing the charge from 5 25 to 14 50 monthly.
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Vandenberg
Cabrillo High School
Public Utilities Commission
Brown and Caldwell
Park Water Company
Brown
Caldwell
VVA
New County
Carol Nash
Nash
LAFCO
Lompoc
Valley Trade Committee
Lompoc Valley
Lawmakers sentence two men in radio theft case
Floyd Lee Lawson Jr. and Richard Carter Stier, both based at Vandenberg AFB, receive 180 days in jail, $250 fines, and three years probation for August and September citizens band radio theft. Jail time stays pending military release. if not freed within three years, the stay becomes permanent. Santa Maria Superior Court handled the case. a third defendant pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges earlier.
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Floyd Lee Lawson Jr
Richard Carter Stier
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Citizens Band
Santa Maria Superior Court
Lompoc
Jack Ericson
W. Willow Ave
Susan Ericson
Roben Lee Johnson
North St
County considers skateboard ordinance to curb street use
The Board of Supervisors agreed to have County Counsel draft a proposed ordinance aimed at deterring youth skateboarding on public streets in county areas. Transportation Director Leland Steward noted safety concerns with skateboards and motor vehicles and urged action. parks director Michael Pahos mentioned nearby counties’ skateboard parks as a solution and private capital showing interest in sites near Los Positas overpass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Johnson
George Rading
Transportation
Leland Steward
Sheriff's Department
Steward
William Wallace
Isla Vista
Michael Pahos
Los Positas Park
Los Positas March 101
Morro Bay man freed after murder charge dropped
All charges dropped against Edward Newton Baker in the October 4 1976 shooting death of Jeffrey H Brandon due to insufficient evidence. The article also notes three Lompoc residents were sentenced for narcotics convictions and details their probation and jail terms.
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Morro Bay
Jeffrey H. Brandon
Lompoc
Edward Newton
Bud) Baker
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Carter
Exxon
David Yager
Matilda Drive
Robert E. Kallman
Col. H. Ben Walsh
Santa Barbara
Charlotte Leigh- Taylor
Tri-Counties Commission For the Aging
Tatro
Walsh
William Crook
FBI Academy
Quantico
George Kading
Sacramento
Kading
County Air Pollution Control Office
Isla Vista Youth Project
Ray Noack
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
At&t Beth. Su
Boeing Boise Case
Braniff Airer
City Inn
Denny's
Disney
Eastman Kodak
Ford Mir
Dynam
Elec
Homestake
Imprl. Corp
Int
Harv
Johns. Man
Kresge Lear Sieg
LTV. Corp
McDon_ Doug
Martin Marietta
Northrop
Oxy. Pac. Gas & Elec
Pac. Tele Polaroid
RCA
Rockwell Int
Sambos
Sears Roebuck
So. Cal. Edison
Sperry Rand
Texaco
Transamerica
Transco
TRW
Union Oi
United Tech
Varian
Westinghouse Zapata Corp
Indust
Trans
Utilities
Slfornia Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press Internationsl Internationsl Press Institute
Inter American Press Asenciation
California Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Califoraa Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbera County
Ouiswe
Santa Barbers County
California
Ass'n., Inc
Lampor California
Act of Congress
Lampor Record
Lampor Record Publications
California Corporation
North H St. Lampoe
James McCollum
Harry J Crompe
Adam
Tim Conner
Virgins Hi Lands
Jeffrey W Adam
Margaret
Foster's Restaurant
S. ‘T St
Noor
Lions Inn Corner
No. H & Central
Patrick S. Cruz
North L St
William DeWayne Howell
W. Pear Ave
David Poncetta
Cruz
Howell
Poncetta
By Dick Praul
Daily Record
Jesse Campos
John
South K St
Harry S. Truman Purcella
North Y St
Purcella
Veterans Memorial Building
Lompoc High School
Allan Hancock College
North
H’ ST Lompoc
Calif
Comini Cinema
No. H St
Sun
Starbuck Mortuary
Lompoc Funeral
Lindley
Church of the
Nazarene
Laurel
Jubilee Quartet
Topeka, Kansas
Gordon Blacklock
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