City May Withhold Fuel Cost Adjustments to PG E
Mayor Art Scott proposes to the Lompoc city council that the city withhold future fuel cost adjustment payments to Pacific Gas and Electric until a billing dispute before the Federal Power Commission is resolved. He notes residents on fixed incomes bear the burden as January fuel charges rise despite prior notices of possible decreases.
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Pg&e
Lompoc
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Art Scott
Scott
Federal Power Commission
Washington
FPC
Lompoc police arrest trio in elaborate marijuana factory raid
Lompoc detectives with a search warrant arrested two men and a woman on narcotics charges at 210 North M Street Apt F. Police seized about 12 pounds of marijuana four kilos of cannabis oil 122 ounces of bricks and a stash of drug paraphernalia and seeds. The three suspects Douglas Roberts Don na Bergeron and Michael Bell face cultivation and possession charges with bail to be set.
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Lompoc
Douglas Roberts
Donna Bergeron
Michael Steven Bell
North M St
Apt. F
Roberts
Bergeron
Arbor Dr
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Bell
Riverside
Lompoc Municipal Court
Vernon Stevens
Lompoc Valley
Stevens
Goleta
Federal Correctional Institution
University of California At
Jerry Bradford Engle
Lilley to Run for Fourth District Supervisors Seat
County Planning Commissioner Robert C. Lilley of Lompoc announced his candidacy for the Fourth District on the Board of Supervisors while Lompoc Mayor Art Scott stated he is in a go position for the race but will decide by the March 12 filing deadline. Beattie declined reelection and endorsed Lilley as the best qualified candidate. Scott warned the race will be one of the most interesting in the June primary. The article also details local narcotics law changes and recent drug seizures in Goleta, along with local weather and community events such as a Martin Luther King assembly at El Camino elementary.
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Robert C. Lilley
Lompoc
Board of Supervisors
Art Scott
Lilley
Francis Beattie
Beattie
Scott
Lompoc Ministerial Association
First Presbyterian Church
John Eby
First Baptist Church
Michael Palmer
Michael Sheehan
Sheehan
Ministers shaping response to drive in obscene films
Lompoc religious leaders and local lawyers debated obscenity standards at the First Presbyterian Church. They discussed state versus local controls, possible new statutes for drive inns, and the option to pressure theaters or block screens with trees.
Moore GETS LIFE FOR FOILED ASSASSINATION OF Ford
Sara Jane Moore, who fired at President Ford outside a San Francisco hotel, was sentenced to life in prison by U S District Judge Samuel Conti who urged reinstating the death penalty. Moore, once an FBI informant, claimed she acted as a tool of the FBI and called assassination a political act. Joyce Halverson interrupted the sentencing, identifying her husband jailed for not naming SLA members in Hearst case.
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San Francisco
UPI
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
U.S
Samuel Conti
Conti
Miss Moore
FBI
Probation Department
Joyce Halverson
Paul
Federal
Grand
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
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Ryan Park
California
Mr. Beattie
Mr. Lilley
Santa Barbara
John W. Carpenter
el Camino
Martin Luther King
K Street
Mikes
Santa Barbara County
Jacksonville
Fla
Supreme Court
Palmer
Hioe
Bill McDougall
Lompoc Valley Drive-In
Garth Smith
Church of Christ
Richard G. Harris
The
Valley of the Flowers United Church of Christ
Paul Cook
Christian Life Church
Charles Stifle
Mission Hills Baptist Church
Cook
Sara Moore
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