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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1972

Page

6

Hart Edges Palmer In 36th District Assembly Race

Campaign finance figures show Gary Hart spent 11875 while Kenneth Palmer spent 11877 in the 36th District Assembly primary. Other filings show MacGillivray 11419, Morisol 12441, Slater as rival, Lodge winning reelection with 3376, and marshal candidates totaling 8700 plus Lopez 3265 Devaney 5483 Wedmore 882.

Assembly Gary Hart Santa Barbara Hart Kenneth Palmer W. Don MacGillivray Michael Morisol Goleta James James A. Wedmore

Supervisors approve 191 unit Insignis ranch near Solvang

The Board of Supervisors approved a 191 unit housing development by Insignis Inc on 470 acres of the former Duff Ranch southeast of Solvang. Architect Charles K. Schmandt said 30 to 40 units would be built at a time to meet local demand. The plan includes an 18 hole golf course, bike trails, and equestrian facilities, with open space and minimum grading. Rezoning 350 acres from 10 acre to 5 acre limited agricultural with design residential use was approved to fit the General Plan.

Board of Supervisors Insignis, Inc Duff Planning Commission

George M George M Cohan life story at Allen Hancock College

Stan Tulledo reviews the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts production George M at Allen Hancock College. Jim Corti portrays Cohan in a fast moving musical that highlights his songs and Broadway legacy with a 30 member cast and over 140 costumes.

Stan Tulledo Allen Hancock College George M Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts George M. Cohan America Jim Corti Cohan Lionel Barrymore NRA Mr. Cohan Broadway Dennis Zacek PCPA James Cagney Robert Logan Carol Brolaski Belita Moreno Carlene Watkins Margaret Steketee

Cabrillo students win top honors at Industrial Arts Exposition

Cabrillo High School graphics students led by Gregory A. Hyatt and Richard Rosen earned high honors in the 1972 Industrial Arts Exposition and Award Program to be displayed at the California State Fair in Sacramento when it opens August 25. Superior awards went to Warren Mantooth for a photograph, Mark Ward for a four color school newspaper, Steve Cross for a photograph, Rosemary Gibson for a photograph, Sharon Swet for a photograph, Judy Culver for a printed title page, Lenore Demand for a printed title page, Dan Gillespie for a seven color silk screen Christmas card, and Mike A. Sauzek for a four color offset program cover. Jery Johnson received honorable mention for a three color offset title page.

Cabrillo High School Gregory A. Hyatt Richard Rosen Cal Expo Sacramento Warren Mantooth Altair Vandenberg Village Mark Ward Lake Canyon Vandenberg Air Force Base Steve Cross Inverness Ave Rosemary Gibson Timber Lane VAFB Sharon Swet Oak Hill Terrace Lompoc Valley Judy Culver Sirius Ave Lenore Demand Mesa Circle Dr Apt. 107 Dan Gillespie Arcturus Ave Mike A. Sauzek Jery] Johnson Calle Primera Mission Hills

Supervisors Weigh Likely 1972-73 County Tax Levy

County supervisors consider the 1972-73 tax levy amid uncertainty as they review actions taken earlier and seek to set a rate that reflects current fiscal needs for property taxpayers. The discussion centers on how the levy will impact average homeowners in the wake of prior board decisions.

Board of Supervisors

Planners reject Pass development near San Marcos Pass

The County Planning Commission rejected a 54 acre parcel split east of San Marcos Pass into 2.5 acre lots for open grazing land. The plan conflicted with Forest Service acquisition and watershed goals though Board of Supervisors backed it to protect scenery and reduce fire risk. Attorney may appeal. Board members wager on tax rate cuts as Auditor Floyd prepares the final rate.

Los Padres National Forest Board of Supervisors Johnson Carroll Barrymore

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