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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1970
Page
3
Lompoc City Administrator Gene Wahlers says no new planning director will be hired soon. A Record typographical error in Saturday’s edition misstated his intent to hire a new city planner.
Two car crashes on College Avenue and H Street left William Montgomery 23 and Joseph Mayberry 17 uninjured with moderate to major damage. Fred Garcia 18 and a passenger in a foreign car overturned and injured no one reported. A shotgun and rifle valued at 600 disappeared from 1112 E Lemon Ave, owned by Robert Barto 24, reported after the weekend.
A Santa Maria area council schedule lists two sessions for tomorrow night with a weed abatement report from the fire chief and a public hearing set for August 4 to declare weed danger areas. A HUD feasibility study for downtown redevelopment is also on the agenda.
County supervisors face hard work trimming the 1970 71 budget after blue pencil reductions by Administrative Officer Ray mond D Johnson. Welfare Director Arthur Nelson notes added state and federal mandates raise service costs, while court decisions shift welfare inflows, complicating public explanation of the 56.7 million proposed budget.
Lloyd Hilton McDonald 44 former General Telephone Co employee dies after brief illness in Lompoc Hospital. Funeral tomorrow at 10 a.m. at McPeek Mortuary Chapel officiated by Rev. Kenneth Boyd. Burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors include wife Lillian two sons Corky and Bud five grandchildren two sisters a brother and mother.
School trustees are expected to adopt the district publication budget for the 1970 71 fiscal year with expenditures over 10 million dollars. A public hearing for final adoption is set for August 4. Also on the agenda are a Cabrillo students nature trail report at Ken Adam Park, progress at Lompoc Junior High construction, and a proposal to cancel the July 28 regular meeting.
A 21 year old Andrew Henely was fined 48 after pleading guilty to using items to cheat. Police said he duped teenagers at a May pop music festival by selling dyed saccharin tablets as LSD and curry powder and other items as marijuana.
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