City Council mulls 5 a.m. dancing permit at Lompoc Bowl
Lompoc City Council will hear a proposal to amend city code to allow public dancing until 5 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays at Lompoc City Bowl. Howard Brown of KLOM seeks the change to support a new disco business while police caution about policing challenges and safety concerns.
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Walnut Ave
Howard Brown
KLOM
Lompoc City Bowl
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J.D. Smith
Smith
Bus Kidnapping Leads Police to Fresh Suspects
Investigators pursue multiple leads after an informant linked three men to a Chowchilla bus abduction. Details place suspects near Madera county and Raymond with descriptions, while vans used in the crime are traced to a surplus firm and the owner.
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UPI
San Quentin
Madera County
Raymond
Madera
Alameda County
Ed Volpe
San Leandro
Sonora
Volpe
Ed Bates
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Bates
Frank Ray
Ray
Livermore
Here
Los Angeles
Reagan Ford struggle nears GOP convention mark
United Press International reports a tight delegate race as Ford holds 1098 pledged or leaning and Reagan 1062 with 99 uncommitted while Carter rests at home in Plains Georgia. Ford sweeps Connecticut while Reagan wins Utahs delegates in a split weekend. Two motorcyclists injured in Santa Maria area crash.
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Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
UPI
Ford
Reagan
Kansas City
Connecticut
Utah
Carter
Plains
State Eyes Bid Program For El Capitan Refugio Parks
State Parks weighs private concessions at El Capitan and Refugio with studies to gauge feasibility. Officials note possible ads next year and examine options from beach snack bars to full park leases while aiming to keep public access and fees aligned with state park rates.
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el Capitan
Refugio State Parks
State Parks and Recreation
Ray Chapman
Refugio
el] Capitan
Chapman
Herbert Rhodes
Gaviota State Park
Rhodes
Gaviota
Department
Mayors Delay Coastal Commission Vacancy Decision
Five Santa Barbara County mayors agreed to defer declaring a vacancy on the South Central Regional Coastal Commission until December 31 keeping Mayor Ernest Wallbrandt of Carpinteria as current representative. They also postponed changes on the Local Agency Formation Commission, with current reps E C Stevens and David Shiffman. The move hinges on the Commission's legal lifespan and could affect north county representation.
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South Central Regional Coastal Commission
Ernest Wallbrandt
Carpinteria
Coastal Commission
Ture
North County
Solvang
Hospital seeks 13 more intermediate care beds in Lompoc
The Convalescent Care Center of the Lompoc Hospital District has filed for 13 additional intermediate care beds at a $2,000 application fee. A public hearing is set for 2 p.m. July 29 in Solvang. Officials say the waiting list sits at 110, with current licensed beds totaling 61. The request depends on state policy and area-plan changes, with approval not guaranteed.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
Ventura-Santa Barbara Health Systems Agency
Channel Counties Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Solvang Municipal
I.C
Stone Curtis
The
Health Systems
Santa Barbara
Curtis
Flaherty
Belge
School board to discuss Miguelito college campus plans
The board will review turning Miguelito School over to Allan Hancock College for an enlarged Lasines site and La Mesa School conversion to a central kitchen. They plan a lease with the college and discuss district budget, public hearing, and athletic liability concerns.
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la Mesa
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Union
Washington
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New York
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Harrison
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