Lompoc jail contract rejected by county board
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors voted 40 against approving a $60 300 annual contract with Lompoc to house county prisoners. City Administrator Gene Wahlers called the decision stunning as supervisors discussed alternatives including using jury boxes waiting vans or renting space in Santa Maria while a holding facility is built. Supervisor Robert Hedlund was absent for the vote and opposes reconsideration.
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Annexation pre zoning hearing set in Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commission to hold a public hearing tonight on pre zoning of a 15.60 acre parcel on North Seventh Street destined for annexation to the city. The area is bounded by Seventh and Twelfth streets and by Laurel and Chestnut avenues. CM or commercial manufacturing is proposed as noted in a prior Local Agency Formation Commission hearing.
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Freedom ends for assassin Freedom ends for assassin PETROS
James Earl Ray, the confessed king killer, was captured hiding under leaves in the Cumberland Mountains after a 54 hour escape. Prison officials reported another escapee, Donald Ray Caylor, was arrested in Oak Ridge, and Donald Shelton was cornered nearby. Ray was returned to Brushy Mountain State Prison.
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Retired Justice Tom Clark Dies at 77
Former Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark died in his sleep at his son Ramsey Clark's New York home. At 77 he served on the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals after retiring from the Supreme Court in 1967. Chief Justice Warren Burger praised his long judicial service and impact.
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Lompoc Board to decide initial response on teacher pact
The Lompoc Unified School District Board plans to approve its initial response to a teacher union contract proposal at tomorrow's 7 pm meeting. The LEA seeks raises and added benefits, while the district offers no raise and preserves contract control and staffing decisions.
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County budget sessions conclude amid tax rate questions
County supervisors wrapped up two weeks of public hearings on the 1977-78 budget with a plan to cut the county tax rate from 15 cents proposed by the administrative office. They anticipate possible federal funds and in-lieu payments could restore revenue and urged school districts to hold line on budgets.
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Los Padres National Forest
Three year old killed in car crash in Vandenberg Village
A three year old girl died Sunday at Marian Hospital after a crash at A Street and Pine Avenue when a mother driven car ran a stop sign and was hit by a car from San Luis Obispo. Witnesses say Joyce Yvonne Henderson 24 failed to stop. pedestrian Robert W. Bryan 25 sustained minor injuries.
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