Appeal hearing set for Zaca Lake development July 1
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors scheduled a public hearing for July 1 at 2 p.m. to review Cal Pac Recreational Inc. ’s appeal of a Planning Commission denial of a conditional use permit for a 320-site overnight campground at Zaca Lake Resort in the Santa Ynez Valley. The commission cited environmental impacts from a large complex on the lake and nearby forest and resort area.
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Board of Supervisors
Cal Pac Recreational, Inc
a_ Planning Commission
Zaca Lake Resort
Santa Ynez Valley
Cal Pac
Frederick J. Kling
Zaca Lake
Los Olivos
Planning Commission
Residential growth near Santa Maria Public Airport faces air noise concerns
Developer Mark Smith files a tentative map for a 145 lot subdivision on 54.7 acres south of the airport and north of Clark Ave. The Santa Maria Airport board protests such urban intrusion citing potential noise-related redress from residents. Past projects included insulation upgrades to reduce aircraft noise. The new site lies between Blosser Lane and Old Mill Lane, south of the East West Expressway.
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Santa Maria Public Airport
County Planning Department
Santa Maria
Mark Smith
Airport
Clark Ave
Santa Maria Airport
Board of Supervisors
Smith
Blosser Ln
Old Mill Ln
Worm farming yields and myths challenged by local farmers
A field survey shows worm beds grow slowly and profits are modest. Farmers Raeuber Senior Raeuber and Alicia Landon warn new entrants face long waits, risky market timing, and costs. They note beds require years to become harvestable and earnings of about ten dollars per bed monthly after starting harvest.
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Raeuber
Looney
Senior
Alicia Landon
Los Olivos
Lompoc trustees approve 1974 75 budget draft
Lompoc Unified officials adopt a preliminary budget of 14.857 million with a 3.77 tax rate up 1.08 from the prior year. The plan projects 11,773 students and 12,166 in average daily attendance with program based expenditures and state funded revenue share.
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Lompoc Unified School District
County clerks and hospital staff call in sick over pay dispute
County clerks and hospital workers said to be among SEIU members calling in sick after a board of supervisors salary battle. Up to 100 or more may be out, with welfare and probation staff joining the walkout. Some departments, including the Lompoc branches, remain unaffected.
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Board of Supervisors
William Gill
Service Employees International Union
Afl-Cio
Lompoc
Gill
SEIU
Raymond D. Johnson
Firemen's union fights sick-in dispute with county
County firemen face docking for sick days amid a dispute over a new medical certification rule. Union leader Michael Bennett says no legal basis exists to dock for reporting ill, while Raymond Johnson keeps the pressure with 100 docking per 24 hours without a doctor’s note.
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SEIU
Dick Praul
County Firemen’s Union
Michael Bennett
Raymond D. Johnson
Bennett
Johnson
Washington, D.C
Santa Barbara
Local woman charged with arson in North K Street fire
Jeanne Elizabeth Fulton 51 known as Youmans and Robinson, a transient with a lengthy arrest record, was arrested in Lompoc after allegedly setting fire to a house at 137 North K St. Fire damage was $800. She faced arson burglary malicious mischief and battery on an officer with $10,000 bail. Police found a knife matches and a rambling letter to the homeowner.
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North K Street
Jeanne Elizabeth Fulton
Youmans and Robinson
Lompoc
Fulton
North K St
Linda Jean _ Barrick
Local man faces burglary and forgery charges in $100 check
Donald Smith 25 of 419-A North K Street was arrested yesterday after a court action was filed today on burglary and forgery linked to cashing a $100 check. He is jailed in Lompoc on $2,000 bail. A projector and a tape recorder were stolen from Lompoc High School, valued at about $350.
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James Donald Smith
North K St
Smith
Lompoc
Lompoc High School
Lompoc Plans Uses for Federally Shared Revenues Entitlement 5
The City of Lompoc published its Report of Planned Use of Federally Shared Revenues Entitlement No. 5 worth 194 496 dollars. The 89 040 dollars funds Public Safety and the 100 000 dollars Recreation Capital Outlays with 5 456 dollars for Housing and Community Development per City Council on June 5 1974. Entitlement 5 is part of an anticipated 983 717 dollars over 1972 to 1976. For more information contact the Finance Department at 119 West Walnut Avenue or 736 1261 Ext 236.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Tim Conner
Robert Bostick
Wesley A. Huffman
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Francis L. Butch
McCann
Howard Dotzler
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Department of the Treasury
Finance Department
West Walnut Avenue
Albinger Endorses MacGillivray for State Senate Seat
Assemblyman W. Don MacGillivray welcomed the endorsement of Al Albinger former Ventura mayor for his State Senate bid to fill the Lagomarsino seat. He urged volunteers for his July 2 campaign and noted he won the June special election but must run again to reach a 50 percent threshold.
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W. Don MacGillivray
al Albinger
Senate
Robert J. Lagomarsino
MacGillivray
Marian Koonce
Albinger
Ventura
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By Vaughn Proctor
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Allan Hancock College
Hapgood School
Irwin Wagner
Bruce Dodds
Goleta
Afl-Cio Fire Fighters Union
John A. Westwick
Union
Imprl Corp
Lang and Co
Pape
ITT
John Man
American Air
American Can
Lockheed
APECO
McDon Doug
At&t
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RCA
Boise Cascade
Rapid American
Champ Hins Rohr Ind
City Inn
Sears Roebuck
Cordura
Cal Edison
Air Line
Sperry Rand
Chrysle Teleprompter
Computer
Teledyne
Dupont
Telex
Texaco
D.W.G. Corp
Daily Record
Recreation
Recreation Dept
S. C Street
Kenneth L. Adam
The
Parks and Recreation Dept
Elk’s Lodge
North I St
Louie Daberri
Explorer Post 700
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Norman Ashbridge
Art Scott
Kenneth Boyd
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