Indictment in Santa Barbara probation case widens probe
Santa Barbara County Grand Jury indicted Margaret N a veteran probation department supervisor on a single perjury count. She pleaded not guilty and a readiness conference was set for Sept 8. The probe links to a broader shakeup in the Probation Department including firings and prosecutions tied to the DUIL program and a county pay-fraud case involving Marion L Newbury Smith and Theodore A Smith. The 1976 77 Grand Jury under Mrs Gail Towbes continues the inquiry as two former probation staffers are sentenced Aug 20 for falsifying a 240 pay claim and embezzlement attempts.
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Santa Barbara County
Margaret N
John Westwick
Nordyke
Marion
Ted Smith
Clifford Romer
Gail Towbes
Santa Barbara
Marion L. Newbury Smith
Theodore A. Smith
Newbury
Smith
Kallman weighs resignation from regional coastal commission
County Supervisor Robert E. Kallman says he will resign his seat on the Regional Coastal Commission if the Board of Supervisors wants. He proposed a north county replacement to back Ernest Wallbrandt and retain local representation, while mayors defer decisions until December 31.
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Elwin Mussell
Santa Maria
Mussell
Dick Praul
Robert E. Kallman
Regional Coastal Commission
North County
Board of Supervisors
Kallman
Coastal Commission
Ernest Wallbrandt
Carpinteria
John F. Adam Jr
Wallbrandt
Harrell Fletcher
Francis H. Beattie
Fletcher
North County Board
Santa Barbara
Council approves funds for an extra crossing guard
Lompoc City Council votes $2000 from reserves to hire a second school crossing guard for Ocean and V during the 1976 77 school year. Discussion with School Board member Richard Jacoby notes progress on student traffic safety participation is being investigated but unlikely before September.
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Lompoc
Ocean
Richard Jacoby
Elinor Lefkowitz
Jacoby
Alan Davidson
Alfred Valdivia
Sanchez and Son
County of
Santa Barbara
la Purisima Mission
Lefkowitz
Lompoc Meeting, Preregistration, and Crime Report
A general Lompoc Rape Crisis Center meeting is set for July 27 at 7 30 p.m. in the Lompoc Library with a film on rape prevention and a talk by Police Chief J D Smith. Firearms were stolen from two local homes. other incidents include a burglary arrest for heroin use and a fatal vehicular crash investigation.
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Lompoc
Jack Lundy
E. Oak Ave
Memorial service for Malcolm Ray Stoval in Campbell
Memorial services for Malcolm Ray Stoval 28 will be held Friday at the Darling Fisher Funeral Home Campbell with Rev. W Murray Gibbons officiating. Stoval a frequent Lompoc visitor was killed recently in a plane crash in Massachusetts. He last lived in Campbell with his wife Delorme McKee Stoval and their daughter Czelena. He is survived by his mother and father in law Mr and Mrs Stacy McKee of Vandenberg Village.
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Malcolm Ray Stoval
Darling- Fisher
Campbell
W. Murray Gibbons
Lompoc
Stoval
Massachusetts
Delorme McKee Stoval
Czelena
Stacy McKee
Vandenberg Village
Steam Beth and Massage Licensed by Appointment
Classified notice for steam bath and massage services listing C F M as licensed provider by appointment at 415 West Laurel Lompoc with contact phone 736 6435.
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W. Laurel
Lompoc
County official travels to Sacramento on several fronts
Santa Barbara County officials send representative James Rickard to the state capitol with multiple tasks. He will relay a board resolution opposing proposed bills transferring clerk duties to the court administrator, follow up on forestry fire protection proposals, and report on reviving a salary control bill for the county supervisor.
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Santa Barbara
State Capitol
Sacramento
Robert E. Kallman
James Rickard
Capitol
Rickard
State Division of Forestry
Kallman
Omer Rains
Gary Hart
Allen Abersman
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Abersman
Prison Bureau seeks permit extension for FCI waste discharge
The Bureau of Prisons must file a new EPA application to extend the deadline for discharging wastes from the Federal Correctional Institution into the Santa Ynez River. EPA official Bruce Appel said a new form is sent and investigations by EPA and the Regional Water Quality Control Board will precede a new permit.
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Vaughn Proctor
Bureau of Prisons
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Correctional Institution
Bruce Appel
EPA
Appel
FCI
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Santa Ynez
Billy H. Coker
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Cruse
Ronald Lee Estes
Vicki Lynn Westgate
Mission Hills
William John Americh
Carol Anne Murray
Hayward
Kenneth Darrell Greathouse
Terri Lynn Hurst
Kevin Lee Hamby
Tami Jane Craig
Douglas Richard Tarleton
Buellton
Valerie Martina Doran
Abel Antonio Hernandez
Norma Jean Solorio
Stanley William Anthony
Virginia Mary Preter
Barry Leslie Nelson Jr
Denise Rachelle Ramsey
Lang and Colation Road
American Air
At&t
Johns
Ae Aid
Kresge
Braniff
L.T.V. Corp
Martin Marietta
Cerne En Eenenee
Gulf Oil Standard-Cales Bdas Ee See
Cere Ee Bewees BM 1
B.M
Catkectadas Perens
TelePrompTer Texaco
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Allanashok Chiefs
Little Theatre
Allan Hancock College Counseling Center
Chicago
UPI
Richard Daley
Prince Jean
Grand Duke of Luxembourg
Josephine Charlotte
O'Hare
America
Luxembourg
Jerry Dale McLain
Cypress Ave
James Demichelle
W. North Ave
Demichelle
Scott Douglas Laurie
Oaktrail Rd
Joyce LaVerne Cason
W. Cherry Ave
Donald Edward Spence
Laurie
Cason
Los Alamos
Melodie Ream
Zaca Mesa Ranch
Foxen Canyon Road
Highway 154
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Malcolm R. Stoval
California
Act of Congress
Harry J Crompe
Renate L Adam
Tim Conner
Virgina H. Sands
Cletus Luaney
Donald New
Robert O Vincent
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
King Merrill
Gantanes Valley
Solvang
Candide
Mission Drive
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Prison Bureau
Coker
Ken Jones
Department of Justice
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Gemini Cinema
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Peter 3
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