County Board Opposes Senate Bill On Air Pollution Powers
The Board of Supervisors voted to oppose SB 1556 which would move county air pollution control powers to a new South Coast Air Basin. County officials warned the measure could strip local land use authority and shift oversight of vehicular emissions. The alert from the California Supervisors Assn guided the vote, which could affect July 1, 1975 implementation.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Senate
California
George P. Rading
Leland Steward
Biddle
Moretti
Kading
Curtis Tunnell
Francis H. Beattie
Steward
South Coast
California Supervisors Assn
South Coast Air Pollution Control District
State Air Resources Board
State Air Quality Control Board
State Board
Supervisors OK General Plan Amendments Across Valleys
County supervisors approved several General Plan amendments covering Santa Ynez Goleta Santa Maria and Lompoc Valleys with a July 22 public hearing for final approval. The Crocker National Bank site at Numancia and Tyndall in Santa Ynez moved from residential to highway strip commercial amid a 5-4 planning commission recommendation.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Goleta Valley
Santa Maria Valley
Lompoc Valley
County Planning Commission
Crocker National Bank
Numancia and Tyndall Sts
Santa Ynez
Robert P. Stephen Jr
Robert W. Bruhn
Slater
Frank J. Frost
Britt Johnson
Desgaard Nursery
Signorelli
Lompoc
Adam- Acquistapace
Santa Maria
Marian Trust
Johnson
Assistance now offered to seniors in Santa Maria
State Controller Houston I. Flournoy announced temporary offices for Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance in Santa Maria at the Council Chamber 110 East Cook Street. Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on July 25 and 26, offering reimbursement of a portion of 1973-74 property taxes for eligible seniors.
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Santa Maria
Council Chamber
East Cook Street
Houston I. Flournoy
Flournoy
Sixth Annual 10 Mile Run Opens Santa Barbara Fair
The 1974 Santa Barbara County Fair launches with the Sixth Annual 10 Mile Run as part of opening day activities. For the first time, female thinclads will compete in the race that was historically men’s only in the era depicted as "The Good Old Days."
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Santa Barbara County Fair
Dogpatch
Fair displays and 10 Mile Run set for Santa Barbara County Fair
Santa Maria participants showcase scented geraniums orchids and African violets with a floral arranging demonstration. The 10 Mile Run at LeRoy Park Guadalupe July 23 features registration by 5 45 p m and a course through Guadalupe Road Highway 166 Black and Stowell Roads ending at the fairground Gate Three with trophies prizes plaques and ribbons for multiple divisions. Former Cal Poly student Ed Cadena set the 1973 course record at 51 16. Race director Ray Kring Allan Hancock College notes this year’s event details and contact 922 7711.
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LeRoy Park
Guadalupe
Guadalupe Road
Highway 166
Black Road
Stowell Road
Fairground
Ed Cadena
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Doug Edwards
Jim Schankel
Ray Gil
Gaye Daniels
Ray Kring
Allan Hancock College
Santa Barbara Area Hears Translator TV Proposal
The Community Television of Santa Barbara seeks a conditional use permit for a translator system to rebroadcast KCET from Los Angeles. The translator would be installed on Broadcast Peak in the Santa Ynez Mountains behind Goleta Valley and open to county environmental hearing review.
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Community Television of
Santa Barbara
KCET
Los Angeles
Santa Ynez Mountains
Goleta Valley
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Leslie Leach
J. A. Langen
Jefferson Boyce
Far Western
Clarence Minetti
Dick Moretti
Far Western Tavern
Opel
Germany
Hendricks
Calif
Jcpenney
Lewa
Uniform Center
E. Fesler
Santa Maria WA
Naval Air Reserve
NAVY
Naval Air Station
PT. Mugu
Jim Paddock
Ray Williams
Larry McKenna
Security Pacific Bank
No. H Street
Security Pacific National Hank
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