Santa Barbara County oil and gas production declines in 1974
County Petroleum Administrator Joseph P. Green reports continuing declines in onshore oil and gas output through 1974 with an estimated 10 percent drop in oil and a larger fall in gas. Cat Canyon remains the largest producer, supplying about 48 percent of county crude with Santa Maria Valley, Orcutt, and Cuyama following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Santa Barbara County
Joseph P. Green
Green
Cat Canyon
North County
California
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria Valley
Orcutt
Cuyama
Zaca
Casmalia
Lompoc
Pt. Concepcion
Unemployment figures questioned by county supervisors
County supervisors raised doubts about the reliability of unemployment data for Carpinteria and Guadalupe. They warned these undercounted figures may undercut federally funded job relief, while larger nearby cities qualify for extra aid. CAC officials and county leaders urged review of how the $203,000 program allocates funds and eligibility, noting unregistered workers and farm workers may be missing from statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Carpinteria
Guadalupe
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Frank J. Frost
Carpinteria Valley
Harrell Fletcher
Community Action Commission
Frost and Fletcher
CAC
Ounty
County buys scales to avoid tickets
County authorities authorize purchase of electronic scales at 15 597 dollars to prevent CHP citations for overloading county refuse trucks. Officers issued about 30 tickets to drivers for overloaded rear axles on routes from the receiving station on Cathedral Oaks Road to the Tajiguas dump in Goleta Valley along U S Highway 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Highway Patrol
Cathedral Oaks
Tajiguas
Goleta Valley
County Public Works Department
Board of Supervisors
County Purchasing Department
American Scale Co
Los Angeles
New Noise Standards Reach Santa Barbara Apartment Plans
County Planning Commission considers partial approval of a six unit complex at 4360 Modoc Rd as California enforces new noise insulation rules. The project near the railroad would face exterior noise around 70 decibels, needing interior levels under 45 decibels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modoc Rd
Santa Barbara
County Planning Commission
Southern Pacific Co
Ehsan S. Ford
Girls Joining Carrier Forces In Lompoc Record
Laura Doty and Shani Holloway become news carriers for the Lompoc Record as girls begin to take over routes once held by boys. Record manager Donald Neu says dedication matters, not gender, noting legal changes opened street trade to female carriers.
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Lompoc
California
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
Eisenhower
Hoover
Cushing and Spellman
Ed Sullivan
John Wayne
Newsboy Hall of Fame
Laura Doty
Shani Holloway
Lompoc Record
Laura
Shani
Newsboys Hall of Fame
Girls Become Newscarriers Amid Skepticism and Support
Laura and Shani describe starting routes as the Record's first newsgirls, facing occasional taunts from carriers and drivers but winning parental approval. Nell defends girl carriers citing free afternoons and maturity while noting common route issues like indifference and late bills.
Lompoc nominating petitions list signatures for four city council candidates
The list names citizens who signed nomination papers for Tommy Green Joe Valencia Elinor Lefkowitz and Alberta Morgan as candidates for the fifth seat in the Lompoc City Council special election to be held Tuesday March 4 1975. Signers include Diana Green William Fick Eugene Huseman Harley Craig Virgil Phelps and numerous others across multiple streets and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Tommy Green
Diana Green
East Lemon Ave
William Fick
Huntington Pl
Eugene E. Huseman
West Maple
Harley A. Craig
So. L
Virgil Phelps
West Cypress
Arnett C. Kammeier
University Drive
Olivia Cotsenmoyer
South 6Th St
George L. Cotsenmoyer
Floyd S. Southern
West Airport
Robert J. Boufford
Somerset PI
Robert E. Lewis
West Ocean
Arthur L. Harmon
South K St
Burford W. Benham
North V St
Edward J. Diaz
North Y St
Chloe Diaz
North Y
South 7Th St
Antone Perez, Jr
West Prune
Mary E. Perez
Frank C. Herring
North St
Keith R. Wright
East Lemon
Joe Valencia
Joe C. Salazar
Amherst Pl
Leonard Akronowitz
North First Pl
Larry R. Flinkingshell, Jr
South Q St
Jackie R
School board forum presents views on living skills and vocational ed
Rodgers outlines a long career including Air Force and teaching and pushes basic living skills and a separate vocational education department. He supports holding down taxes while improving education and turning empty classrooms into adult education sites. Berg backs individualized instruction and flexible scheduling for vocational offerings and urges policy to reflect staff and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Air Force
Berg
Bill Williams
PTA
Odor problem identified near Lake Marie Estates
The County Air Pollution Control District reports two odor sources near Lake Marie Estates in Santa Maria Valley. A leaking Gilliland Oil Co. wastewater pipeline and an inoperative McLean vapor recovery system were found, though no proof links them to residents’ complaints. Monitoring runs through February under John English's supervision.
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County Air Pollution Control District
Lake Marie Estates
Santa Maria Valley
Board of Supervisors
Gilliland Oil Co
McLean
Lake Marie
Air Pollution Control District
John English
English
Home Owners Association of
Lompoc events include obedience class and voter registration drive
The Lompoc Valley Kennel Club offers a 10 week basic obedience course with dog registrations Friday at 6 p.m. behind the Lompoc Municipal Pool. Voter registration closes Sunday Feb 2 for the school board and city council election with hours at the Lompoc Library Jan 24 26 and Jan 31 Feb 2 and at the county clerk's office.
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Lompoc
E. Cypress Ave
Cabrillo Speech Team Dominates Mustang Invitational
Cabrillo students excel at Cal Poly SLO Mustang Invitational placing fifth among 17 schools. Ed Perrazzo won varsity original oratory while teaming with Tom Adam for third in varsity debate. Stacy Howells and other Cabrillo peers earned several finalist spots.
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Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Ed Perrazzo
Tom Adam
Stacy Howells
Cabrillo
Theresa Kereakes
Mike Hoffman
Susan Morris
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
PUBI
Ishers Ass'n., Inc
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Nell
American Air Eesti
Rigen’ Deese
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Johns Man
APECO
Kaiser Ind
At&t
Anaconda
Lockheed Sa
Beth Sd
L.T.V. Corp
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Boise Case Eevee
Braniff Air
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Champ Homes Serene
RCA
Chrysler
Rapid American Wts
Sambos
City Inv
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Comp. Sci So. Cal. Edison Dupont
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Eastman Kodak
Teledyne
Exxon
Teleprompter
Fleetwood
Texaco
Ford Mtr TransAmerica
Union Oil
GAC Corp
Gen. Dynam
United AC
Elec US. Steel
Gen. Mtrs
Westinghouse
Gen. Tel
Zapata Corp
Gulf Oil
Indust
Imprl. Corp
Trans
Int. Harv
Council
Ronnie D Hinshaw
North 3Rd St
Donald K. Lee
West Lime Ave
Kenneth R. Foster
West Lime
Bennie V. Campbell
West Alden
Charles C. Myers
East Cherry
Jesse Rodriguez
North M St
Murray J. Lester
Laurence S. Cazenave
Clemens Way
Sammy Smith
Sheffield Dr
Charles B. Mygatt
East Pine
James F. Sur
East Bush
Charles H. Tapper
Elaine A. Tapper
North Ist Place
Robert G. Simpkins
North First Place
Elinor Lefkowitz
Milford Phillips, Jr
South Hawthorne
Louise N. Artis
South Place
Kenneth E. McPeek
North Sixth
Solomon J. Ward
East Walnut Ave
Gail M. Steiger
Richard Lane
Laurie S. Lane
Arthur N. Hicks
Sheffield Drive
Edith M. Hicks
Donald T. Ostlund
Albert J. Pico
Somerset Pl
Edwin R. Ewen
Tah Vil
Fred Valenzona
E. Pine Space
Agapito E. Limjoco
North 4Th St
Rosario L. Garife
East Peach
Julia Ann Sand
Gertrude F. Lehmann
I St
Irwin Wapner
South
A St
Myra Wapner
Joe Gonzales
Lucille E. Jenkins
West Pine
Frank Whelan
West Nectarine
Kenneth D. Wicks
Harry W. Jones
West Prune Ave
Ethel M. Jones
Arthur Smith, Jr
South L St
E.W. Cox
South F Street
Robert J. Steiger
Huntington Place
Helen C. Reichert
West Locust Avenue
John C. Peto
North Lupine
Alberta Morgan
Chester M. Cooper
West Hickory
Ena M. Cooper
Johanne E. Knudsen
Gage W. Knudsen
Donald G. Knoll
West Locust
Peggy Jean Klaus
North G
Jo Ann M. Collins
East Palmetto
James C. Collins
Glen W. Arnold
North 7Th Street
Frederick R. Collins
Janet Collins
Virgil V. Colby
North O Street
Margaret R. Colby
Louise F. Mollath
North N Street
Thomas J. Dodson
Benjamin Fallon
North 6Th St
Betty A Fallon
Steven L. Cox
North 2Nd St
Rebecca R. Cox
North 7Th St
James T. Brady, Jr
John D. Gehrts
Eugene C. Morgan
West College
School Board Forum
Buenata School
Daily Record
Benny Benedict
Johns Manville Corp
Benedict
West Willow
David Cole
Allan Hancock College
Cole
Hancock College
Allan D. Davidson
Lompoc Valley Board of Realtors
Valley Club
Davidson
Jeffery A. Okun
Lompoc High School
Sy Okun
City of
San Marcos
Steven Mahoney
North Rd
FCI
West Point Military Academy
John V. Tunney
Chemistry Club of
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