Gloomy county budget outlook to be presented Monday
The county administrative office plans a gloomy budget message to the Board of Supervisors on Monday June 14 by Administrative Officer Raymond D Johnson. Assistant Administrative Officer Paul Floyd leads the budget effort with aides to outline departmental summaries amid rising costs and inflationary pressures. The presentation may be delayed by two weeks due to added budget complexities and staffing limits.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Paul Floyd
Floyd
Johnson
Santa Ynez group eyes Community Services District plan
A Santa Ynez Valley citizens group plans to file for a Santa Ynez Community Services District to provide sewer and other services. The plan proposes smaller boundaries than the current Santa Ynez Sanitation District. LAFCO postponed a hearing on the sanitation plan to July while awaiting a Johnson office report, and the committee led by Bill Nelson may withdraw the sanitation district application at the June 24 LAFCO meeting, clearing the way for a July LAFCO hearing on the new district. Ace Southergill notes the district would broaden powers and require a community election and a board of directors.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Ynez
Raymond Johnson
Johnson
LAFCO
Bill Nelson
Santa Barbara
Ace Southergill
Minuteman III Launch From Vandenberg Aims At Pacific Target
A Minuteman III missile lifted off from Vandenberg at 7 55 a.m. on the Space and Missile Test Center range. The craft was set to fly about 5000 miles to a target south near the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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Vandenberg
Space and Missile Test Center
Marshall Islands
Pacific Ocean
Boys Club Auction Signals Fund Drive Kickoff
Lompoc Valley Boys Club holds a 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. auction in the club parking lot at 901 W. Ocean. Items include a 1965 Fiat, two used boats, appliances, televisions, and more. Cash only. auctioneer Al Dorais. Move begins campaign with June 26 pancake breakfast hosted by Moose Lodge.
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Lompoc Valley
al Dorais
Boys Club
Feldhari
Moose Lodge
Fire damages Vernon Schuyler home on E Cherry Ave
A heating pad left on high caused a fire that heavily damaged the Vernon Schuyler residence at 804 E Cherry Ave yesterday. Neighbor Don O Henley spotted the blaze at 5 30 p m and broke a bedroom window before firefighters arrived. The Schuyler family was away. The fire scorched the bed and floor finish and smoke harmed clothes in closets.
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Vernon Schuyler
E. Cherry Ave
Don O’henley
Schuyler
Legal Notice on Business of Development Systems Address Change
The Business of Development Systems will be conducted from a Lompoc address instead of 408 Baywood, Vandenberg AFB as previously published. IT June 11, 1971.
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Lompoc
Baywood
Vandenberg Afb
Hearing set for General Plan rezoning near Goleta Valley
The Goleta Valley plan commission schedules July 14 for a public hearing on developer Walter Lively’s request to rezone a Turnpike Road site at Southern Pacific Co. junction for a 150 unit motel, restaurants and service station, opposing Valley General Plan. East Goleta Valley Citizens Assn. secured the hearing. The commission also asks Santa Barbara Auto Center applicant to seek a General Plan amendment hearing for the Ward Memorial Boulevard and Hollister Avenue site. Other actions include sending amendment recommendations to the Board of Supervisors and dropping a Langford Ellwood Ranch motorized vehicle area hearing after ordinance-change rejection.
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County Planning Commission
Walter Lively
Goleta Valley
East Goleta Valley
Santa Barbara
Ward Memorial Blvd
Hollister Ave
Board of Supervisors
John Langford
Ellwood Ranch
Closing stocks reported by Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record presents closing stock quotations furnished through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Adjustment sought for retirement benefits in county system
County Employees Retirement Board chairman Daniel G. Grant joined county officials to review a request from the County Retired Employees Assn for a higher cost of living allowance. The committee will consult actuarial consultants and reconvene June 23 for full discussion.
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County Employees Retirement Board
Daniel G. Grant
County Retired Employees’ Assn
Grant
George H. Clyde
Edward McMillan
Marvin Levine
Board of Supervisors
Ralph N. Harris
Retired Employees’ Group
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