Board backs denial of large area land split near Lompoc
The Board of Supervisors unanimously upheld the Planning Commission denial of Rammco Investment Corp for splitting a 200 plus acre parcel south of the La Purisima Mission into four lots of about nine eighteen twenty three and 163 acres. The commission cited aim to limit agricultural land division to prevent urbanization near the historic mission.
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Rammco Investment Corp
Beverly Hills
la Purisima Mission
Lompoc
Leonard Lenger Jr
Rammco
Lenger
Lompoc Land, Ltd
Sheriff plans patrol strength shift across Lompoc Santa Maria Solvang
Sheriff John W. Carpenter announces a planned adjustment to patrol staffing across Lompoc Santa Maria and Solvang to better match workloads. Lompoc gains to 10 percent of force, Santa Maria rises to 18 percent, Solvang to 10 percent, while Santa Barbara Coastal area drops to 60 percent. Overall deputies available per hour reduce from 18 to 15 county wide.
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Solvang
John W. Carpenter
Carpenter's Office
Cuyama
Santa Barbara
Sheriff's Department
Board of Supervisors
Elks flag ceremony and July 4 events at Lompoc
The Elks Lodge No. 2274 will host a respectful flag retirement at Miguelito Park and accept worn flags at 116 North I Street. Also planned are an immunization clinic July 5 at the Veteran’s Memorial Building and a Bike Rodeo at Ryan Park with four age divisions and five contest areas. Police/dui cases and a USIU graduation are noted.
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Elks Lodge No
Elks Lodge
North I Street
Lompoc
Veteran's Memorial Building
Stanford opens Hotel Insomnia dorm for sleep study
Stanford University announced a specially equipped dormitory to study insomnia and recruit volunteers. Dr. William C. Dement said insomnia affects about 20 million Americans and that hundreds of sufferers are needed to identify causes. Two problems were identified in prior studies.
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Calif
UPI
Stanford University
William C. Dement
Sleep Disorders Clinic
Dement
Old fashioned Centennial Picnic at Ryan Park in Lompoc
Lompoc holds a 100 year old picnic at Ryan Park featuring watermelon and pie contests, liar’s contest, greased pig catch, and races for children and adults. Skydive stunts, mock political speeches, and a fireworks show at Huyck Stadium cap the afternoon. Admission $1.25 adults, 75 cents students. advance prices available at City Hall and local merchants.
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Old Lompoc
Ryan Park
Mark Edwards
Knez Radio
Lompoc Fire Fighters
Lompoc
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Pico’s
Closing Stock Quotations Provided by Lang and Co
The Record furnishes closing stock quotations via Lang and Co for the Lompoc region. Listings reference multiple securities with standard market data and broker contact at the provided address and phone.
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Constellation Road
Lompoc
William R. Krisher memorial service set at Peace Lutheran
William R. Krisher 51 will be honored Friday at 2 p.m. at Peace Lutheran Church with Pastor David Miller. Private interment at Starbuck Mortuary. He was born in Indiana in 1922 and lived in Lompoc 15 years after a career as a missile technician for McDonnell-Douglas at Vandenberg AFB. He leaves wife Barbara, daughters Brenda Carpenter and Cheryl Hartsfield, sons Dan James Krisher and William Krisher Jr., sister Phyllis Davis, and brothers Robert and Harold Krisher. Memorials to the William Krisher Memorial Fund at Peace Lutheran Church.
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Lompoc
Brenda Carpenter
Cheryl Hartsfield
Santa Barbara
Dan
James Krisher
William Jr
Newport Beach
Phyllis Davis
Michigan
Robert
Harold Krisher
Starbuck
William Krisher
W. Ocean
Carmichael resigns planning post over SEDA duties
Charles Carmichael submitted his resignation from the Lompoc Planning Commission citing potential conflict with his new role as director of the Lompoc Valley Economic Development Association. The council, missing Sol Lefkowitz, will decide July 16. May delay appointments across several boards.
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Charles Carmichael
Planning Commission
Lompoc
Carmichael
Lompoc Valley
SEDA
Tom Parks
Alan Davidson
Beattie Park funding eyed from State Bond Act
Lompoc City Council approved two resolutions that could bring more than $100,000 in state funds for Beattie Park improvements. Santa Barbara County totals $1,129,902 from the 1974 State Bond Act. Lompoc’s share is $104,427. County Parks Director Mike Pahos will present to the Board of Supervisors on July 8 to meet a July 15 deadline. The council also actions on G Street improvements and various street issues, excluding the A B alley due to a resident’s access concern.
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Beattie Park
Santa Barbara
Mike Pahos
County Board of Supervisors
Pahos
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Cypress
Ocean
Alan Davidson
Locust Ave
Albert Roy
City adopts zoning and environmental fees with one change
The council approved a resolution setting zoning and environmental assessment fees, with an appealed permit now costing 25 dollars instead of 10. Home use permits face 35 dollars, while other increases apply to zone changes 100 dollars and conditional use and variance fees 75 dollars. Environmental assessments stay 50 dollars, reports 100 plus prep. Also new charges for temporary use permits 25, construction equipment storage 15, and 2 dollars per person for carnival sales.
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Art Scott
al Autry
Autry
Burglary at C and D Electronics on U Street
Police say C and D Electronics at 117 North U St was burglarized last night with over $500 in sound gear taken. An officer found broken glass at 5:45 a.m. and the store interior ransacked, suspecting entry through the front and exit via the rear alley door. Loss items include an amplifier with speakers and multiple audio devices.
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C and D Electronics
North U. St
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