Lompoc previews environmental resource management plan
City leaders and residents attended a preview of Lompoc Environmental Resource Management Program led by Wilsey Ham consultants. The study aims to align with state environmental planning rules and map options for preservation, quality, production, and hazards. Completion is slated for June with maps described as an early warning system guiding land use and development.
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Lompoc
R. Dale Beland
Wilsey Ham
Madelyn Glickfeld
Steve Pierce
E.C. Stevens
Emil Scolari
Sol Lefkowitz
William Fick
James Flegge
Vernon Copeland George Barnes
John Peto
Robert Kranig
Flegge
Israel withdraws equipment from forward areas near Suez Canal
Israel begins pulling back from its forward positions along the Suez Canal after Knesset approval of the disengagement pact. Sadat says Syria ready to discuss disengagement and Geneva talks cannot restart without Syria Israel agreement. Egypt transfers 300 wounded to Cairo hospitals.
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United Press International
Israel
West Bank
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Sadat
Rabat
Morocco
Geneva
Damascus
Hafed Assad
Knesset
Jerusalem
Likud
Golda Meir
Egypt
Sinai
Suez City
Cairo
Nixon proposes energy overhaul tax windfall profits and more
President Nixon sent a broad energy package to Congress calling for an 85 percent tax on oil windfall profits, tighter oil data reporting, and reforms to credits. He urged labeling for energy efficiency, unemployment aid, and expanded nuclear and offshore projects with emphasis on urban transport and a second Alaska gas pipeline.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Alaska
Treasury Department
From fission to fishing in Vandenberg Village
John Flaherty a former deputy chief of personnel at the Manhattan Project and later AEC executive has retired to Vandenberg Village. He received the AEC Distinguished Service Award and plans half time consulting with golf skiing and fishing. He envisions an energy future based on coal gasification and uranium.
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Steve LA Rue
John Flaherty
Oakhill Terrace
Vandenberg Village
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lompoc
Burton Mesa
Flaherty
United States
Village Country Club
Michigan
Battlecreek Enquirer News
Vandenberg
Los Angeles
Martha
Petition reaches 12,000 signatures for Santa Barbara County referendum
4,200 in Santa Maria 5,000 in Santa Barbara and 2,800 in Lompoc total 12,000 signatures collected for a referendum on a 69 percent salary increase for county supervisors. The county clerk will certify on Monday at 10 a.m. while organizers plan to gather more names and set a signing table in Lompoc Shopping Center Saturday. A Citizens for Responsible Government meeting is planned Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Lompoc Library.
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Santa Barbara
Alberta Morgan
Lompoc
Citizens For Responsible Government
Santa Maria
Lompoc Citizens For Responsible Government
Lompoc Energy Cuts Surpass City Targets
City administrator Gene Wahlers announced Lompoc reduced electricity use by 10.7 percent in December, beating the 10 percent target set by Mayor Stevens. The six light cutbacks on H Street and Ocean Avenue contributed, with further reductions pursued as PG and E deliveries may change.
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Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
E. C. Stevens
Pacific Gas and Electric
California Public Utilities Commission
William Ruffner
H Street
Ocean Avenue
Ruffner
Northern California Power Agency
NCPA
Guadalupe police chief jailed on bribe charge
Guadalupe police chief Stanley R. Camp 59 was arrested in a restaurant on charges of accepting bribes totaling 600 for favors and protection. He posted 25,000 bail and was to be arraigned in Santa Maria Municipal Court. The case follows a probe into bribe complaints involving Guadalupe officers begun in November.
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Stanley R. Camp
Santa Barbara County
Camp
Santa Maria
Guadalupe Police Department
David Milner
John W. Carpenter
Guadalupe
Sheriff's Department
Juvenile Court Myths Debunked In Lompoc Session
A feature recalls Santa Barbara County juvenile court operations in Lompoc where Yale Coggan, the referee, explains how youths appear before the bench. He disputes the label juvenile delinquents and notes changes since 1967 improving due process and rights, with proceedings generally closed to the public.
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Ly Stan Tulledo
Santa Barbara County
South D St
Lompoc
Yale Coggan
Santa Barbara
U.S
Coggan
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