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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
2
In Lompoc Justice Court yesterday Claire Lucille Oliver, 25, of Mission Hills, was placed on a two year diversion program tied to narcotics charges after police arrested her February 19. If no violations occur, she will be completely free.
Lompoc officials learned from resident George Johnson that seniors favor central locations over Ryan Park for a new senior citizens building. The council postponed approving an architect contract while they study revenue sharing uses and possible budget cuts to balance the general fund, with proposals to lease city vehicles and redirect funds for capital projects.
The board deferred formal action on an all-year school study requested by Lompoc Education President Al Tolstad pending fall implementation. They rejected retroactive salary increases and raised mileage rate to 12 cents while approving Wegner’s $150 monthly travel allowance. Maple Continuation High stays at Floradale Avenue, and trustees backed SB 472 to fill vacancies by appointment while opposing AB 1489.
Jeffery Ewin Vandever a 21 day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Vandever of 503 South I Street will be buried at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Reverend Gene Ashwlck of the Church of the Nazarene officiating. He was born May 22 in Lompoc District Hospital and died Tuesday June 12 in Los Angeles Children's Hospital. Survivors include maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ewin Beck and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Vandever, both of Lompoc. Starbuck Mortuary overseeing arrangements.
Glenn Hilton of New Plymouth received a high school graduation notice mailed from Emmet Idaho. The letter was postmarked May 17 1941 and bore a 1 2 cent postage stamp.
Council member Wahlers cautioned the panel against full commitment to a $600,000 expenditure despite receiving final plans last night. The decision paused final funding and left the fate of the project undecided.
The council unanimously backs alternate one after storm drain talks. Barry Gustafson outlines 25 proposed street projects for 1973 74, totaling 358 400 with funds from transportation and gas tax. Reimbursed amounts under the 1911 Act could fund future work without extra taxpayer cost.
Wahlers proposes trimming the in lieu tax to bolster the electric department’s costs and offset rate hikes from PG and E. The council lowers a proposed use of federal revenue sharing funds in the police budget to about 109000. Current tax rate remains 1.68 per 100 valuation with 1.00 for general fund, 0.18 for library, 0.50 for retirement. Overall resources total 1,264,800 from various sources with 362,100 drawn from year end fund balance and 2,183,400 in current year expenditures.
A summer job placement center for youth opened at Lompoc High School beside the Adult Education Office. An adult coordinator and student assistants will help youths and employers weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through mid August under the state Human Resources Development Office, Lompoc Rotary Club and Lompoc Unified School District. The Rotary Club helped fund salaries. Youth may register for work and contact RE 6-2371 Ext. 285. The center aims to provide yard, farm, housework, window cleaning, babysitting, clerical and odd jobs.
James Cordy of Lompoc leads a June 15 lecture at 7:30 p.m. in Farrand Hall at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. The experienced SCUBA diver will present underwater shell hunts with colored slides and exhibits.
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