Lompoc plans new staff for city departments
Lompoc will hire a new administrative assistant for city hall a planning technician for Community Development and eight new personnel for the sewage treatment project aimed at reducing backlogs. The positions start in fall with salaries ranging from 601 to 1 202 per month plus special allowances and grant reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
City Hall
Ray Robertson
Robertson
Wahlers
Richard Rea
Bob Livingston
Rea
Livingston
al Autry
Autry
Bill Cruz
Central Ave
Council
Community notices in brief from Lompoc area venues
Roving reporter surveys topics in local joint space mission diorama. VALLEY Christian Academy offers fall bus service from Lompoc if demand grows. Lompoc Bible Fellowship holds Friday summer sessions at St Marys Church titled The Abundant Life. Lompoc Valley YMCA runs Kindergym day camp July 21 to August 1 for 3-5 year olds, with activities and supervision. Day camp continues under Shelley Preece with next session opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Christian Academy
Santa Maria Way
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
North I Street
Karl O. Johnson
YMCA
Nancy Foster
Shelley Preece
North I St
Community summer programs and local notices page
Daily record outlines summer activities for children ages six to twelve with meals provided and YMCA registration info. Also notes public planning meeting in the Fourth Supervisorial District Advisory Committee, a Lompoc Apartment Association meeting, a summer theater production, a sheriff arrest, a local car collision, a Dodgers Cubs bus trip, and helmet day at Dodger Stadium with ticket package price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supervisorial District Advisory Committee
Cypress Avenue
E Street
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Village Hills
Dodger Stadium
Harry Flammand
Rennie Post Office Staff and editors listed in notice
Second class mail entry lists Vice President and General Tim Conner and board members. Names include effery W. Adam H. Sands Virginia H. Robert Bostick and advertising circulation staff. City editor Betty Laurent sports editor Vaughn Proctor photographers and writers named along with editors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
Tim Conner
Effery W. Adam
Vieger
Obituary for Joseph L. Pacheco
Funeral arrangements are pending at Starbuck Mortuary for Joseph L. Pacheco 52 who died at Goleta Valley Community Hospital in Goleta. He last resided at 401 South Street.
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Joseph L. Pacheco
Goleta Valley Community Hospital
Goleta
Starbuck Mortuary
S. St
Male beauty queen? Fair queen hopeful warns he may sue
Ken Boxer 17 says he may sue Santa Barbara County over denying a male entry in the Santa Barbara County Fair Maid contest. He argues sex discrimination as officials cite rules restricting the pageant to females and note other sex categories exist in livestock and rodeo events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxer
American Civil Liberties Union
River Park zone change hearing delayed amid negotiations
The County Planning Commission pushed a public hearing on a General Plan change for the River Park area near Lompoc to three weeks as city officials and a property owner negotiate a roadway right of way. Preserve Lompoc's Unique Surroundings called for downzoning the 43 acre site back to agriculture, citing flood plain concerns and existing light industrial classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Lompoc
Santa Yne River
County Planning Commission
Robert Lilley
Anita Crossman
PLUS
Ntanez
Economic Development Committee
Sierra Club
Oe Village
Man Mission H
Planning Department
Ye Lompoc Valley
Santa Barbara County
Daylight FlagCaper: Three Flags Stolen From Housing Authority
Dick Mires of the Housing Authority condemns the theft of a 5 by 9 ft American Flag a 4 by 6 ft California Flag and a 4 by 6 ft Betsy Ross Flag from the West Ocean Avenue headquarters. The act occurred yesterday between 2 and 4 30 pm as maintenance staff reportedly handled the flags. Mires warns of padlocked halyards next time and hopes the culprit returns the contraband or faces replacement costs.
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Dick Mires
The
Housing Authority
Department
West Ocean Avenue
California
Betsy Ross
Mires
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
American Motors
Ae Se Ae
Bethlehem Steel
Es Tells Ee
Boise Cascade
Braniff Air
SPOS
Denny’s
SG Hs Gs
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motors
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Gemfog Fee
Eel
Oie
Homestake
IEE
Oi Dori Tie Res Tops
Imperial Corporation
Il International Harv
A Manville
Lockheed
L.T.V. Corporation
McDonnell Douglas
Martin Marietta
Ris
Eae
Pacific Gas & Elec
Ewe Ori
RNG
Min Yd
Ae Ae
Rockwell Int
Sears Roebuck
Cal. Edison
Sperry Rand
Standard
Teleprompter
Texaco
Transamerica
Union Oil
United Tech
Westinghouse
Zapata Corp
Indust
UCSB
James M. Slater
Frank J. Frost
UC Santa Barbara
Isla Vista Municipal
Richard Jensen
University
U.S
Veaer By de Rove
San of Poe
Christian Petersen
Sirius Ave
Walt Carrier
Venus Ave
L. Wallace
Burton Mesa Blvd
Mary Miller
Aldebaran Ave
C.C. McKenzie
Calle Lora
Samuel Redrick
Cortez
Daily Record
Kailani Apts
West North Ave
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
South L Street
Sheriff's
Eduardo Juan Troncoso
Calle Marana
Mission Hills
Calle Pasado
Troncoso
Calle Pasade
Judith Ann Gideon
Pine Ave
Space 97
Edward Louis Keith
Bell St
Los Alamos
Pine Avenue
F Street
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa County
Seadeys
Joseph Pacheco
Crisis Center
Walt Disneys
Buena Vista Distribution Co., Inc
Walt Disney Productions
Disney
River Park
American Association of University Women
Universal Picture Technicolor
Henry Fonda
Starbuck
Northside
Maa Tatin Ein
Julie Christien
Goldie Hawn
Sun
Mon
Mother's Little Helper Childrens
River Oaks
Valley Rexall Drugs
Uncle Tom’s Toys
Continental Pastries
Crocker Bank
Moore's Dept
Childrens’ Dept. Act
Wiichale
NAVY
AIR Force
Jax
Gemini Cinema
FAT Jax Delicatessen
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