Lompoc rejects all night public dance for now
City council votes to keep dancing under 1.45 a.m. limit after residents oppose extending hours. Howard Brown of KLOM proposed disco at the bowling alley 8 p.m. to midnight for minors and 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. for adults, but police opposition and parental concerns prevail.
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Vincent
Lompoc
Howard Brown
KLOM
Brown
J.D. Smith
Smith
Chuck Ward
Joe Valencia
Marvin Loney
Richard Lewis
Chuck Carmichael
Ward
Charlotte Benton
Stevens
Valencia
Elinor Lefkowitz
Lompoc trustees plan lease talks with Allan Hancock College
Lompoc Unified Trustees authorize the district to negotiate a lease with Allan Hancock College for Miguelito School as part of an enlarged campus plan. They also allow negotiations with other parties for La Mesa room rentals, and vote to close two schools in the fall due to enrollment decline and uncertain economics.
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Harold Thompson
Lompoc Hospital
Glenn Ballentyne
FEC
Robert Coe
Taco Bell
Lompoc
Barry Coughlin
Floyd Cameron
Prudential Life Insurance
Howard Whitaker
Minute Man Surgical Supply
Thompson
Ray
Frank Signorelli
Ray Downs
Signorelli
Ken Wicks
Joe Carlin
Lompoc Unified
Highway 101
Ventura
Los Angeles
Sherman Oaks
St. John's Hospital
Carlin
South E St
Arthur Grundyke
Santa Barbara
Fred Homann
Santa Maria
James A. Rowe
Henry Mealy
Vaughn Proctor
Miguelito
Allan Hancock College
la Mesa
Alice Milligan
California School Employes Association
Clarence Bloom
Sion
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Maple High School
Lompoc Junior High School
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City council stalls animal keeping ordinance revisions take up time
In Lom poc the city council sent the animal keeping ordinance back to the planning commission for further revision. debates over project animals and nuisance concerns prompted postponement of a second conditional use ordinance affecting livestock and pets in residential zones.
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Robert C. Vincent
Planning Commission
Chuck Ward
FFA
Alan Davidson
Ward
Craig
Harley Craig
E.C. Stevens
Lompoc
Davidson
Charlotte Benton
Joe Valencia
Lefkowitz
Stevens
Lompoc proposal to concession Gaviota State Park resurfaces
Park developers from Lompoc led by Charles Carmichael and Ed Hauenstein push to reopen bids to operate 2800 acre Gaviota Park. They cite potential long term leases and state budget limits while meeting with Herbert Rhodes and facing friction over bid documents and financing.
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Jim Sweeney
Charles Carmichael
Lompoc
Rhodes
Gaviota
Parks and Recreation
Ray Chapman
Carmichael
Hauenstein
Las Cruces
Department of Parks and Recreation
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