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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1973
Page
2
County property owners may apply for assessment reductions now through 5 p.m. August 27. Howard C. Menzel reminds taxpayers to file eight copies of the application with the County Administration Building, fourth floor. Hearings are expected to begin in September.
County Board of Equalization sees a flood of protest filings as developers and landowners seek large reductions amid water and sewer moratoriums. Initial protests include five Montecito parcels seeking up to 90 percent cuts, with hearings planned for early fall and as many as 2000 filings anticipated.
Albert F. Reynolds, 52, named to lead the county environmental quality office with an annual starting salary of 21375. He will hire two specialists and clerical staff from candidates recruited by the County Personnel Department and assumes the post after Board of Supervisors approval.
Sacramento UPI) A top aide to Secretary of State Edmund Brown Jr says Republican lawmakers are ducking his investigation into allegations that GOP money helped Peace and Freedom Party candidates. Tom Quinn says silence from involved individuals and impossible contact slow the probe.
Government actions announced Thursday will raise savings yields at banks and savings institutions while boosting mortgage rates for FHA and VA backed loans. FHA raises await congressional renewal. HUD Secretary Lynn argues higher rates aid home buyers.
The piece argues converting all cars to air cooled Beetles could save about 28.56 billion gallons of gas annually. It notes police Beetles in Ossining and taxis in Honduras as examples, and mentions rising gas prices making rationing seem likely. It also reports flood damage in New England and varying weather across the nation.
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