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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1976
Page
2
City statistics indicate homicide forcible rape and armed robbery fell in 1975 versus 1974 while assaults burglary theft and auto theft rose. Homicide no longer occurred in 1975. burglary and theft increased significantly and many offenses may shift in court classifications.
The roving reporter asks shoppers at the Lompoc Shopping Center about worries over chemical additives and preservatives in food after the FDA bans red dye no 2 for potential cancer risk.
Third District Supervisor James M. Slater of Goleta Valley announced he will quit the county board to run for the Santa Barbara Goleta Municipal Court judgeship in the June primary. He cites his 11 years in public and private law practice and service as deputy district attorney as key qualifications.
Whaleance Coleman 59 dies at Lompoc Val Center born New Jersey 1916. Graveside services 3 p.m. Friday at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. Arthur Batty officiating. Survivors Victor Sylvester Chester Kenneth Coleman. services by Gregory McPeek Mortuary.
Santa Barbara County Supervisor Harrell Fletcher said a feasibility report on creating a separate Los Padres County north of the Santa Ynez Mountains may take at least a month longer to finish. He noted the study is complex, focusing on departments most affected and potential savings.
A Public Utilities Commission hearing is scheduled to consider Hughes Air West fare reductions from Santa Maria to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The City of Lompoc joined the petition. If fares stay high, Hughes may discontinue jet service to Santa Maria Airport. The hearing is set for February 18 to 20 with details to be announced.
Santa Ynez County Planning Commissioner Zita Nielsen says the Santa Ynez Valley has become the victim of politics amid a redistricting to the Fourth District. Nielsen criticizes urban sprawl and changes to preserve rural agricultural lands, praising county staff and lamenting loss of valley representation on the commission. She defends decisions defeating major subdivisions and cites air quality concerns and the valley’s odorless ozone risk.
The Public is invited to view Time to Run at First Southern Baptist Church 1009 E Pine Sunday at 7 p.m. The story centers on friction between Jeff and Michelle as Christianity opens a new life for Michelle while Jeff faces personal and family troubles.
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