Property buyers drop from agenda
Two Lompoc residents who were set to appear to patch a portion of property failed to attend and their agenda item was removed.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
2
Two Lompoc residents who were set to appear to patch a portion of property failed to attend and their agenda item was removed.
Vandenberg Air Force Base will host the Salvation Army Day Camp for area children for a fifth year. The Santa Maria Corps will register attendees, with bus transport each morning from 420 South Miller Street Santa Maria. Four one week sessions run June to August 22, housing 40 children ages six to 12 per session under a 1 to 5 counselor ratio. Activities include tours, swimming, weather briefings, police demonstrations, and daily meals in Breakers Dining Hall at Rosa Road Lompoc Valley.
Closing stocks notice appears as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. Publication lists Kirom H. Sands and Robert Bostick among staff with editors including Harry J. Crompe and J. Tim Conner. Street address 115 No. H St. Lompoc California and personnel names provide context for the local publication.
The Record's roving reporter canvassed Lompoc residents in front of the post office on Tuesday to gauge opinions on watering lawns and growing flowers amid rising water and electricity costs. Residents offered varied views on conserving resources and maintaining yards.
County Welfare Director Arthur W. Nelson informs supervisors of tighter general relief rules to cut $65,000 from the current year. Eligibility time limits, stricter residency proofs, and rental-sharing rules would restrict aid, with separate housing allowances and ineligibility for those in alcoholic recovery facilities except where funded.
The County Welfare Department plans a 26 position reduction led by Welfare Director Arthur W. Nelson. Six CETA workers face demotion or transfer as federal and state funding declines force a shift from preventive casework to crisis intervention services for children and adults.
County firefighters battled two small grass fires yesterday in Mission Hills at 1526 Calle Cinco and 3623 Via Orilla. Both were controlled on arrival. no injuries reported and units cleared the scene.
The Exchange Club of Lompoc was chartered with 26 members present at the Royal Coach Restaurant. District and area officials attended, with officers installed including Jay Rankin as president and Vince Bryant as vice president.
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