Drought area loan program offers funds for rural water systems
Federal aid announced by President Carter offers 150 million in loans and 75 million in grants to drought stricken rural areas for water facility projects. Applications are due September 30, 1977 with completion by November 30 1977. Contact Frank Scott FmHA at 268 S Halcyon Road Arroyo Grande CA 305 489 6151.
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Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
President Carter
Frank Scott
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Ventura
U.S Department of Agriculture
USDA
Scott
S. Halcyon Road
Arroyo Grande
California
LeRoy Park Master Plan Presented to Supervisors
Santa Barbara County advances the LeRoy Park Master Plan for Guadalupe edge with a four acre site, envisioning a ranger residence, multi use fields, tennis and handball courts, a playground, picnic area, lighting upgrades, and 116 car parking. The plan, funded at over 537000 dollars, passed unanimously with community volunteer support urged and an advisory committee noted.
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LeRoy Park
Santa Barbara
Michael Pahos
Board of Supervisors
Pahos
City of
Guadalupe
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Supervisors decide on APCD technician staffing
County supervisors weigh contracting for two APCD technicians instead of two permanent positions. Director John English seeks 35000 for the two roles amid air monitoring needs as tanker traffic rises in the Santa Barbara Channel. Board chair Harrell Fletcher questions the requirement noting private industry funding via a research foundation.
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County Air Pollution Control District
Air Pollution Control District
John English
North County
South Coast
Santa Barbara Channel
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Obituary of Hugh Wallace 1903 74 in Lompoc
Recitation of the rosary for Hugh Wallace 74 will be at 7 30 p m today at Lompoc Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral mass 10 a m Wednesday at La Purisima Catholic Church with burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Wallace born in New York City in 1903 died Monday in Santa Barbara Hospital. He lived in Lompoc nine years at 321 W North Ave. Survived by widow Carmella Wallace two daughters Eugenia DeNunzio and Roseanna Oneto five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call at the chapel until 8 p m tonight.
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Hugh Wallace
Lompoc Funeral Home
la Purisima Catholic Church
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Wallace
New York City
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
W. North Ave
Carmella Wallace
Eugenia DeNunzio
Roseanna Oneto
Alamos man in serious condition after Highway 135 crash
Bruce James Pettit 23 of 360 Conner St. was listed in serious condition in Marian Hospital ICU after a car crash on Highway 135 south of Highway 1. He was trapped and rescued by county fire units. a passenger refused medical aid. CHP notes the vehicle went out of control, struck a fence and utility pole, then overturned.
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Alds Alamos
Bruce James Pettit
Conner St
Marian Hospital
Highway 135
Highway 1
Pettit
California Highway Patrol
Los Alamos
CHP
Lomper Post fire leads to adjudicated act decree details
The Lomper fire incident triggers a second class mail classification under a congressional act. The Lomper Record, published by Lompoc Record Publications, shows a Superior Court decree number 7085 and lists staff including Publisher Mrs A James McCollum and Editor Harry J Crompe.
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Lomper California
Act of Congress
Egal
Lomper
Margaret Adam
Mary Adam
Michael Palmer
Robert Bostick
Art Sims
Donald New
Rebecca Estrada
Betty Laurent
Terry Day
Sue Edelman
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Dulty
Dale Fink
King Merrill Lanterner Valley News
Manag
Closing stock quotations in Lompoc Record
Closing stock quotations are furnished through Lang and Co with contact details in Lompoc. The brief notice lists the provider and address for the quotation service.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Stricter county foster home controls approved
The Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted an ordinance to require conditional use permits for large family care homes and special care homes, with land use permits for small homes. The move follows a state reversal on county licensing powers and a nine month negotiation period.
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Board of Supervisors
Arthur Nelson
Officials back lot split control plan in Santa Ynez Valley
Public Works Director Charles Wagner and Transportation Director Leland Steward backed a policy to require road access dedication and improvements for property divisions of four lots or fewer. Supervisors debated timing and scope, with calls for further study and a middle ground urging owner dedication of road space, amid broader concerns over private road networks and county licensing of group homes.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Public Works
Charles Wagner
Leland R. Steward
Board of Supervisors
Fourth District
Robert Hedlund
Lompoc
Steward
Santa Ynez
Wagner
Hedlund
David Yager
Montecito
William Wallace
Goleta
Robert Kallman
Santa Barbara
Kallman
Yager
Arthur Henzell
Birnam Wood
Lorna Pinassi
Santa Y
Santa Ynez Ranch
Ron Maguiers
Supervisors back tax fix for mobile homes and housing shift
County supervisors voted to vigorously endorse legislation addressing tax inequities for mobile homes while acknowledging mobile homes will be a key source of low cost housing. They rejected delaying new parks until state action, and approved a 1977-78 county resources budget of 245,682 dollars. They also advanced a fee study for the architectural board, planned audits, and mental health contracts totaling 433,049 dollars, with further actions set for August 22 on a conflict of interest code for the Santa Maria Public Airport District.
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Planning Commission
Stanley Roden
County Architectural Board of Review
Britt Johnson
Los Olivos
Santa Ynez
Goleta
Johnson
Solvang
Robert Hedlund
Santa Maria
James Rozek
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Oakmont Ave
Tri-County Commission For Senior Citizens
Area Agency On Aging
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H.E. Scott
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Leo Aragon
Les Rupp
Darmer
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Jerrie Domingos
Lompoc Valley
Wynn Porter
Florence Drews
David Parker
Santa Ynez Rancho Estates Assn
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Lompoc Public Library
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Linda Cota
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Nancy Vaughan
Alice Fries
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East Ocean
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