Supervisors weigh modified overtime plan for Isla Vista disorders
The Board of Supervisors reviewed a cash overtime proposal for sheriff's personnel and other county workers tied to the June Isla Vista disorders. Deputy ranks would be paid time and a half, sergeants and detectives cash overtime. lieutenants and captains 36 hours at straight time then time and a half. inspectors exempted. The plan awaits further talks with the County Employees Assn and County Taxpayers Assn as Johnson admits an oversight in prior consultations.
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Isla Vista
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Sheriff's Benefit and Relief Assn
Public Works Department
Transportation
DA's office faces further losses as trial deputies threaten exit
The Santa Barbara district attorney may lose three felony trial deputies unless the Board of Supervisors approves pay increases. Kitty Tucker of Lompoc and Robert A. Forster of Vandenberg AFB face Santa Barbara Superior Court on Sept 23 for conspiracy burglary and grand theft tied to fraudulent credit card use. Tucker and Forster pleaded not guilty. A Sept 1b settlement conference precedes the trial to allow plea changes or dismissals. Deputies McCracken Poulis Sneddon Jr plan to quit without raises, prompting Milner to urge private practice as a stopgap. The association seeks immediate substantial hikes for DA, public defender, and county counsel staffs.
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Board of Supervisors Peatins
Kitty Tucker
Lompoc
Robert A. Forster
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Santa Barbara
Tucker
Forster
David D. Minier
Minier
William McCracken
William Poulis
Thomas Sneddon, Jr
Milner
Ot Law
Milier
District Attorneys Office
Office of Public Defender
County Counsel's Office
County seeks stronger oil control through amendments
Board Chairman George Clyde told the Board it plans to lobby Congress July 21 22 with Charles Teague and Marvin Levine to strengthen a proposed oil drilling bill. Clyde argues the Murphy legislation fails to protect the Santa Barbara Channel and Sanctuary and should be amended to safeguard the entire coastal area and islands.
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Charles Teague
Rojai
Santa Barbara Channel
Board of Supervisors
George Clyde
Teague
Clyde
Marvin Levine
Interior Department
George Murphy
California
Santa Barbara
Joel Callahan
Channel Islands
Channel
County Board Proposes Sidewalk Budget Cut in Isla Vista
County supervisors on Monday voted to remove 33000 dollars from the augmented 1970 71 County Service Area 31 budget in Isla Vista. The move follows requests from the Isla Vista Community Council and Isla Vista Association for a one year moratorium on sidewalk funding and calls for further study before expanding road department projects. The board also referred concerns on density near Isla Vista Elementary School to the Goleta Valley advisory committee and favored park use of adjacent land.
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Isla Vista
Daniel G. Grant
Grant
Goleta Valley Advisory Committee
Isla Vista Elementary
Area businessman's guilty plea on income tax evasion
Charles G. Dorsey, 52, of Lompoc and Santa Maria, pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to evading taxes for 1963 by failing to report about $92 000 of income and admitting the return was false. He said unreported income was about $35 000. Sentencing set for Aug 20. maximum five years or $10 000 fine. IRS Intelligence Division conducted the investigation.
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Charles G. Dorsey
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Harry Pregerson
Los Angeles
Dorsey
United States
Pregerson
Intelligence Division
Internal Revenue Service
Glacier Lane
Closing Stocks Quoted for The Record
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co. at 3865F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 33551. The item lists final prices and gains for various publicly traded shares and market sectors as of the close of business today.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Warm nationwide with scattered showers and regional heat
United Press International reports mild daytime warmth across the country with lingering evening showers from the West through the Great Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley. Desert heat grips the Southwest while the Gulf Coast endures high humidity and the Pacific Coast enjoys cool ocean breezes.
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United Press International
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Telephone directory deliveries begin in Lompoc area
The Daily Record reports General Telephone Company customers in Lompoc and Northern Santa Barbara County will receive a new July 1970 directory. Delivery starts Wednesday July 8 and all 90 000 copies should be delivered by Sunday July 12. Product Development Corporation contracted the delivery and brought in local personnel for the task.
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General Telephone Company
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
Product Development Corporation
Malcolm XI Screening at Grange Hall Tuesday Evening
The Mal colm XI Association will screen a National Educational Television film Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Grange Hall 435 N. G St. Nat Davis coordinates the event.
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Malcolm XI Association
Grange Hall
N. G St
Nat Davis
Lompoc minister’s push for conciliation court rejected
The Lompoc Ministerial Assn sought a Santa Maria conciliation court but the Board of Supervisors denied the request on Raymond D. Johnson’s recommendation. He noted the county already has seven Superior Court departments and a juvenile referee, with 253 domestic relation cases disposed of in 1968-69, making added expense unnecessary.
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Lompoc Ministerial Assn
Santa Maria
Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Obituary for Chief Warrant Officer Terry W. Ady
Chief Warrant Officer (USAF ret.) Terry W. Ady died Saturday July 4 in Sepulveda Veterans Hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 11 a.m. at Lundin and Son Mortuary Ft. Lupton Colorado with full military honors at Fort Logan National Cemetery. A Lompoc resident since 1961 he retired after 6 years of service and later worked for Santa Barbara County Parks at Lake Cachuma. Survived by widow Elizabeth of Lompoc and sister Norine Elder of Loveland Colorado.
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Ft. Lupton
Colo
USAF
Terry W. Ady
Veteran's Hospital
Sepulveda
National Cemetery
Ft. Logan
Lompoc
Ady
Dee St
Santa Barbara County
Lake Cachuma
Calle Primera
Elizabeth
Norine Elder
Loveland Colo
Lompoc Street Plans Face Funding Hurdles in 1970 71
The Lompoc Public Works Department proposed an expansive street maintenance program for 1970 71 with an $8 500 budget increase and a requested $74 000 funding. Gas tax refunds were expected to cover most, but revised population figures may shrink refunds and threaten budgets.
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Lompoc
Dawson
R Street
Fire hydrant testing to flow water through downtown
Lompoc Fire Department asks downtown residents to avoid using water Sunday morning except on lawns during hydrant tests between G and J Streets and Cypress and Chestnut Avenues. Water will be discolored with solids. after tests hydrants will be flowed until water runs clear per Chief John Baker.
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Lompoc
Cypress and
Chestnut Avenues
John Baker
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