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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
3
Lompoc Planning Commission approved a use permit for an auto wrecking yard on North Second Street and ordered a bond within 90 days to guarantee specified improvements. Four paved parking spaces, 10 foot fencing, gate repairs and landscaping required.
State Health Department reports show water stains and fixtures corrected to meet standards. Attorney McGinnes and resident James Murphy warn condominiums could triple area density and affect future village development. Supervisor Beattie defends the developer and critiques General Plan maps, while fellow supervisor Catterlin says past directions to the Planning Commission were lacking.
Montreal report notes Tex Lecor the French Canadian folksinger bought a $750 doberman to guard his $450 guitar. He found both missing from his parked car in Old Montreal, highlighting a baffling case of theft and security concerns.
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson warned of a record tax hike for next year drawing sharp reactions from the County Taxpayers Assn and Farm Bureau. Officials urge welfare reform and budget cuts, with Beattie proposing cuts to state and federal programs to ease the burden.
The Board of Supervisors approved a 22 point welfare reform program led by Santa Barbara supervisor Charles F. Catterlin. The plan seeks state county cost sharing, extended state aid for the blind, family planning, 60 day welfare limits, income based eligibility, property liens for benefits, and uniform fraud penalties. Roders of the AFL-CIO Social Workers urged a public hearing and criticized Reagan reforms as harmful to the truly needy.
Obituary notices report Mrs Amelia Nieves 77 of Norwalk died Friday at Lompoc District Hospital and buried at Resurrection Cemetery. Also announced are funeral arrangements for Tracy Diana Barkett one year old at Vandenberg AFB with graveside services at Chapel Hill Memorial Garden Cemetery Oklahoma City. Additional notice covers Hazel Marie Rettig 44 of Paso Robles with services at Paso Robles District Cemetery.
Police arrested 19 year old Antonio Magallanes Sanfuego of 1312 W Loquat Ave after 10 p m in the 1300 block of West Fir Avenue on possession of marijuana and being in a place where narcotics were used. A small amount of marijuana and paraphernalia were seized along with the arrest bond set at 1875 dollars.
Sharon Jackson an 18 year old resident of 423 S H St Apt 7 and Diana Mendoza are listed as injured in a recent incident. Details about their injuries or the cause were not provided in the readable text.
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