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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1972

Page

3

New Fire Chief and Assistant Administrative Officer Appointed

The Board of Supervisors named Carpin teria-Montecito Fire Chief John Risdon as county fire chief. David L. Smith of Pacific Palisades will become assistant administrative officer at 1924 dollars monthly, succeeding Paul Floyd as auditor controller March 1.

Board of Supervisors Carpinteria-Montecito John Risdon David L. Smith Smith Paul Floyd A.T. Eaves Jr Britt Johnson Herbert Divelbiss

Lompoc Clinic Aims to Reduce Auto Emissions at High School

A clinic for Lompoc automotive staff at Lompoc High School Automotive Shop 7:30 p.m. demonstrates tune ups cutting unburned hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide. Ken V Friedman of Champion Spark Plug leads with a mobile training van and a dyno simulator.

Lompoc Champion Spark Plug Company

Closing Stocks Quoted for The Record via Rohrbaugh and Co

The Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co of Lompoc located at 3865-F Constellation Road with RE 3-2551. The notice lists the brokerage firm as the source of end of day market figures.

Rohrbaugh and Co Constellation Road Lompoc

Lompoc youngsters honored at second annual chess awards

Twelve Lompoc Valley youths will receive awards at the Record's second annual School Christmas Chess Tournament ceremony at 7 p.m. in the Public Library. Miguelito School earns an award for most entries. Officials include Vaughan Proctor and James Flegge among others.

Lompoc Valley Miguelito School Vaughn Proctor Chess For the Record James Flegge Lompoc Valley Chess Foundation Bob Wineinger Lompoc Valley Chess Club Bob Jacobs Chess Club Paul Thompson Don Hinderliter Slim Betty Armstrong

Three Die in Highway 101 Crash North of Buellton

A collision on Highway 101 six miles north of Buellton left three dead and one injured. Victims were Glen Wight 47 of Solvang Michael Villapania 14 of Santa Barbara and Maynard Rogers 16 of Nipomo. Leonor Morris 28 of Los Angeles escaped unharmed while truck driver Don Nelson 35 of Boonville had minor injuries. The car driven by Wight was parked on the shoulder and turned into Morris’s car before being struck by the truck trailer.

Highway 101 Buellton Glen Wight Solvang Michael Villapania Santa Barbara Maynard Albert Rogers Nipomo Leonor Morris Los Angeles California Highway Patrol Don Nelson Boonville

General Plan clash over Goleta zoning and policy change

County Supervisor Curtis Tunnell said Goleta Valley problems should not dictate county wide zoning. He supported delaying the revised General Plan amendment policy to Aug 14 while noting differing opinions. Accounts from Carpinteria Valley Assn and Santa Barbara planning groups praised the policy’s aims despite opposition. London divorce court dissolved Henry Normans 57 year marriage for irretrievably broken down.

Board of Supervisors Curtis Tunnell Goleta Valley Tunnell Justrior Carpinteria Valley Assn Citizens Planning Association of Santa Barbara County London UPI Henry Norman Norman

Planners split on gas station permits

The Planning Commission approved a public hearing for Feb 28 to consider an ordinance requiring use permits for service station construction on a 3-2 vote with Fick and Paulin in favor and Copeland as chair voting yes. Flegge and Barnes opposed. Two members absent.

Vaughn Proctor Planning Commission William Fick William Paulin Commission Vernon Copeland James Flegge George Barnes City Council Fick Lodema C. Ullom Fourth St Roy Strasford North W St

Furore over captain's firing in Santa Barbara-Goleta marshal’s office

Captain Robert Lopez, 14 years in service, says he did not resign and objected to termination by Marshal Patrick O'Brien. The county Employees Assn. hired counsel to probe possible legal action and noted a 1968 injunction against O'Brien. O'Brien, 69, seeks reelection after a long tenure. no immediate response from him.

Robert Lopez Santa Barbara-Goleta Judicial District Lopez Marshal Patrick O'Brien O’brien County Employees Assn Gerald Haws Marshal’s Haws O'Brien Employes’ Association

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