Frost proposes 25 ton pollution cutoff for South Coast county
County supervisors set a Feb 18 public hearing on Supervisor Frank J. Frost's plan to lower new stationary source emissions to 25 tons per year for the entire county. He argues the 100 ton limit is unnecessary for areas with few industries and aims to keep the county out of a broader Los Angeles basin district while pushing for a three county unified district. Arrell Fletcher is appointed to lead the district committee as local groups prepare input for the hearing. The board also seeks to amend AB 250 to oppose including the South Coast in a multi county district scored with Los Angeles and other counties.
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Frank J. Frost
Frost
South Coast
Los Angeles
South Central Coast Air Basin
San Luis Obispo County
Board On Air Pollution Control Matters
California
Arrell Fletcher
Sacramento
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
Ventura
Fifth District
Harrell Fletcher
Regional Office of Criminal Justice Planning
Charles F Catterlin
Isla Vista Human Relations Center
John D. Colton
County job funding plan on schedule across agencies
County Manpower Director Harvey Clement told the Board of Supervisors the $745,752 job funding program is on track. Allocations include $203,698 to county government with $157,275 basic funds and $46,423 for high unemployment areas like Isla Vista and Goleta. Santa Barbara and other cities receive specific basic and high unemployment shares, with state agencies and school districts drawing from the total.
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Dick Praul
Harvey Clement
Board of Supervisors
Isla Vista
Goleta
Carpinteria
Guadalupe
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
City of Santa Barbara
Board to review slope law in county
The Board of Supervisors reversed a prior decision and agreed to reexamine agricultural grading on steep slopes due to erosion and silting in several areas. An evaluation committee will report back Jan 27, with a larger panel to study strengthening the current ordinance which lacks controls. The Planning Commission had urged permits for slopes over 20 percent, but the supervisors split 3-2, hearing farmers would police their own practices despite concerns.
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Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
County Planning Commission
Planners Postpone Zone Shift Hearings in Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commission continued public hearings on zone change requests at 608 and 612 No. Fourth St and 413 through 425 N St. Neighbors opposed a juice processing plant on D Street. The panel scheduled Jan 27 for housing element review and planned a Feb indepth Ocean Park report. An annexation progress update and environmental assessment discussion were tabled, with a joint City Council session tonight at 7:30 in the Public Library to discuss the Community Development Block Grant program.
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Lompoc
Ocean Park
Central Avenue
Bailey Road
Alan Davidson
Lompoc Record’s Publishing Details and Rates
The Lompoc Record lists its offices at 115 No. H St. Lompoc California 93436 with daily publication except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day. Staff includes Publisher A James McCollum Editor Harry Crompe and many department heads. Subscriptions in Santa Barbara County 2.50 monthly others 3.00 monthly.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Superior Court
Tim Conner
Jeffery W. Adam
Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Rabies Shot Clinic Slated Here Saturday
Santa Barbara County Animal Control with Mid-Coast Veterinary Med Assn and 4H Clubs will hold rabies inoculation clinics for dogs and cats in Lompoc on Saturday. Dogs 1 4 p m at Veterans Memorial building east parking. cats 1 4 p m at Pioneer Park East Pine and North Fourth St. Four month minimum age. dog licenses require four months. Fees vary by animal and senior citizen status. Pets must be leashed or contained. No spay neuter certificates issued. In 1974 wildlife rabies cases reached 30. no cases in pets due to vaccination efforts.
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Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Closing Stocks Report Furnished by Lang and Co
The Record prints closing stock quotations provided by Lang and Co located at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc. The listing includes end of day prices and market activity for multiple securities as of the latest session.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Lompoc events span talks meals plays and classes
Dr. Milton Hahn kicks off Scope Unlimited at Civic Auditorium with Talking Without Speaking at 8 p.m. Thursday. A breakfast fundraiser benefits the Elks Cerebral Palsy Fund Sunday at 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Advanced drama class at Lompoc High presents The Playroom tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $1. A wine tasting for the Boys' Club is Friday at First Valley Bank at 7:30 p.m. $5 per couple. Winter classes open at Lompoc Parks and Recreation with varied offerings starting January 20. register at 105 So. C Street or call 6-6515.
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Milton Hahn
Allan Hancock College
Scope Unlimited
Civic Auditorium
Lompoc Elks Lodge
North I St
Elks Cerebral Palsy Fund
Lompoc High School
Mary Drayton
Little Theater
Larry Bowen
First Valley Bank
Mirassou Vineyards
Lompoc
Obituary for Clifford L. Heverman
Clifford L. Heverman died last night at Lompoc District Hospital at age 68. Funeral services are pending at Gregory McPeek Mortuary for the Mission Hills resident of 3657 Via Lato.
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Gregory McPeek
Clifford L. Heverman
Lompoc District Hospital
Mr. Heverman
Lato
Mission Hills
Funeral set for Winnibelle Allen Thompson in Lompoc
Winnibelle Allen Thompson, 77, dies Monday at Lompoc District Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Gregory McPeek Mortuary Chapel with burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. She lived in Lompoc 40 years, born 1896 in Kansas, widow of George H. Thompson, with two sons Walter Edward Allen of San Francisco and Joseph Grant Allen of Gilroy, sister Muril Sullivan of Joshua Tree, and five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She was a member of the Knights of Pythias, Lompoc Grange, Lompoc Senior Citizens Club, and Calvary Baptist Church.
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Winnibelle Allen Thompson
Gregory McPeek Mortuary
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Wallis Turner
Thompson
Lompoc District Hospital
Kansas
Lompoc
W. Laurel Ave
Knights of Pythias
Dodson Menzel feud prompts county action on court facilities
Santa Maria County Supervisors acted on Judge Floyd C. Dodson and County Clerk Howard Menzel dispute over court facilities. They approved submitting county space plans for judge review, and plans to bid on new filing system. Also sought National Center for State Courts guidance.
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Dick Praul
Floyd C. Dodson
Howard Menzel
Dodson
Board of Supervisors
Menzel
National Center For State Courts
Recall effort on Frost ends with filing planned
The Committee to Recall Supervisor Frost will file a report around January 20 showing about 2200 dollars in collections and similar expenditures. Treasurer Virgil Cooper of Serena notes the recall effort failed on petition signatures, andStearns and Pattillo represent the group as attorney bills will be paid from a remaining surplus. County Election Division cautions no election means no filing requirement.
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Frost
Virgil Cooper
Serena
First District
Frank J. Frost
Cooper
Stearns and Pattillo
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