Supervisors Seek Deep Cuts in County Budget
Two members of the Board of Supervisors urged large reductions to the proposed 68.3 million dollar county budget for 1971-72 during the final public hearing day. Francis Beattie and Charles Catterlin proposed cuts, with Catterlin seeking over 2.7 million in reductions and a moratorium on capital outlay. Beattie favored at least 1.4 million in cuts though opposed the moratorium as a principal item.
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Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
Charles F. Catterlin
Catterlin
Beattie
Lompoc Supervisors Spar Over Budget With Tax Relief Aim
Lompoc County Supervisors weigh deflating the budget to ease a proposed tax rate rise of 75 cents or more, current rate 3.01, as hearings yield added personnel and a 9 818 expenditure for jail TV maintenance. They approve a 7 500 grant to Santa Barbara Presidio project and seek funds to avert water contamination, while delaying action on Guadalupe child day care funding.
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Lompoc County
Sheriff's Department
Solvang
Santa Barbara Presidio
Community Action Commission
Guadalupe
Guadalupe Community Council
County Health Department
Santa Maria Valley
La Morada School Aims For Normal Environment for Troubled Girls
La Morada accepts only certain girls and aims to provide a normal environment rather than a reform setting. It uses trained counselors, a stand-by volunteer psychologist, and focuses on repairing family lines to reintegrate the girl. Nine to twelve months is typical for therapy. rising truant incidences may reflect broader district absenteeism.
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la Morada
Ryan
Lompoc
Lompoc Unified School
Cabrillo
Vandenberg
LEA and Lompoc educators push through contract talks
Negotiators for the Lompoc Unified School District and the Lompoc Education Association meet weekly, aiming to resolve key instructional demands. They remain divided over master contracts with LEA asserting legality issues and LEA bylaws limiting formal agreement to negotiators, with final approval pending.
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Lompoc Education Association
Alice Milligan
LEA
Lompoc Substation Gets Detective On Regular Assignment
Sheriff John Carpenter confirms Det Stan Otremba will move from Santa Maria to Lompoc on a regular basis starting Monday. The change, temporary during a department reorganization, aims to reduce response times and improve consistency among four substations and Isla Vista operations.
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Lompoc
John Carpenter
Stan Otremba
Santa Maria
Carpenter
Isla Vista
State to pay part of mental health deficit
County officials announced the state will cover 90000 of last year’s 160000 mental health deficit and provide 288000 as its share of an eight million contingency fund for 1971 72. Assistant Administrative Officer Paul Floyd called the Sacramento visit very encouraging news and said the concessions could cut county tax levy costs and reduce further state burden on the mental health program.
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Paul Floyd
Sacramento
Floyd
Launches and local projects mark Los Angeles notices
Daily Records reports a Thorad Agena satellite launched from Vandenberg AFB by an Air Force team at 3 50 a m. Miguelito Road reconstruction begins Monday by M J Hermreck Inc with a 300 000 dollar contract and October completion. A cemetery resolution backs a national site at Vandenberg and Port Chicago. The Mexican Social Organization hosts a July 17 dance at the Veterans Memorial Building with Los Alegres de Lompoc.
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Vandenberg Afb
Air Force Industry
Congress
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Rules Committee
State Senate
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Port Chicago
San Francisco
Veterans Memorial Building
Los Alegres de
Quarantine On Texas Horses Aimed At California
The State Agriculture Department imposes a quarantine preventing moving horses from Texas into California to stop Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. Dr Herald G Wixom cites risk of thousands of Texas horse deaths and vows to prevent spread into California until Texas controls the outbreak.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Texas
California
Herald G. Wixom
Mexico
Wixom
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