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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
4
Bob Hedlund and Alberta Morgan outline plans to reform county government. Hedlund pledges full-time, independent service with budget scrutiny and balanced social and economic policy. Morgan emphasizes accountability, housing, and restoration of resident input amid governance changes.
Art Scott of Santa Barbara County, a 17 year resident and real estate professional, former aerospace worker and Korean War veteran, served on Sompoo City Council 1968-1976 and was mayor thrice. He chaired Space Shuttle Committee and sat on Revenue and Taxation, Water Advisory, Economic Development, Tourism, Criminal Justice council, Northern California Power Chamber, and Senior Citizen Center. He advocates stronger local government and says public service fulfills life, seeking Fourth District Supervisor seat.
Robert C Lilley a Lompoc Valley resident and longtime public servant outlines his qualifications for Fourth District Supervisor He cites his roles on city and county planning commissions and the County Grand Jury plus leadership in the Chamber of Commerce He pledges to improve housing water and jobs while stressing transparency and public participation in county government.
Phyllis White of Lompoc outlines her campaign, citing commitment to good government, planning, and fiscal responsibility. She details local concerns, her background in education and community service, and critiques of opponents Art Scott and Bob Lilley amid campaign funding and potential conflicts. Continuous on Page 8.
Each of the five hopefuls for the Four District supervisor was invited to submit a personal answer to why they want the county supervisor role. Biographical data accompanied the statements, which readers see in the introductory paragraphs prepared from those bios.
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