Library repairs deemed minor at Lompoc library corner
Architect Stewart Kerr and engineer Fred Schot report the southeast corner of the Lompoc Public Library shows no structural failure. They say plastic flow in aluminum window framing caused the settlement, with repair costing about 100 dollars and a plan to trim frame lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve LA Rue
Lompoc Public Library
Stewart Kerr
Fred Schot
San Luis
Schot
Kerr
Paul Thompson
Library Foundation
Lompoc
Gene Wahlers
Schott
City Budgets Cut Across Utilities For 1973 74
The electric department salary line rises by nearly 12 thousand to 194 765 while two other utility budgets face reductions. Water costs drop 22 470 due to fewer capital projects and wastewater falls about 3 thousand. Water capital outlay is 33 465 versus 66 950 the prior year, and projects are trimmed from 98 665 requested to a smaller amount. Water salaries total 229 715 with plant costs at 373 620 reflecting a 30 thousand rise from chemical costs. Chemical expenses jump 20 thousand pushing chemical costs to 152 000 for the coming year. Wastewater totals 142 350, down from 145 030, with capital outlay at 2 390 and services and supplies about 58 945. Salaries for wastewater run 81 015. Solid waste sees higher salaries lifting total to 309 420 from 306 065, while capital outlay rises to 12 000 despite a 3 900 drop in other costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Wastewater
Gene Wahlers
SAMTEC NCO and Airman of the Quarter Named
SAMTEC named Master Sergeant Don M. Young and Sergeant Daniel R. Harrington as its NCO and Airman of the Quarter. Young, from Palisade Colorado, led the Missile Ground Safety Office and contributed to the USAF Missile Safety Plaque win. Harrington, a San Jose native, has three years at Vandenberg and shown strong technical and safety problem solving.
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Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Don M. Young
Daniel R. Harrington
Sergeant Young
Palisade
Colorado
USAF
Vandenberg
King Family Concert At Civic Auditorium Tonight
The Festival committee presents Marilyn King and Kent Larsen in two performances at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. today in the civic auditorium. Tickets cost 2.50 for the matinee and 3.50 for the evening show with reservations at 6 1075. The King cousins join them with Joy, Inc. backing.
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Civic Auditorium
King
Marilyn King
Kent Larsen
King Family
Marilyn
King Sisters
Larsen
Kent
Stan Kenton
King Cousins
Joy, Inc
Minor injuries in Highway 1 crash near Santa Ana
David Aburto, 19, of Santa Ana, suffered minor injuries in a Friday traffic accident on Highway 1 and was treated and released from Lompoc Hospital. Details were not immediately available. A malfunctioning heater caused a small fire at Lions Inn Coffee shop and lounge on H Street and Central Avenue with no damage reported. James N. Dachtler, a Lompoc High School graduate, earned a BS at Suffolk University in Boston. The district office of Congressman Teague will be open Tuesday June 19 from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Santa Maria Post Office Building to take contacts, with additional offices in Santa Barbara and Ventura. The YMCA offers a Modern Dance class starting June 25 for children and June 28 for older youth and adults.
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David Aburto
Santa Ana
Highway 1
Lompoc Hospital
Lions Inn
H Street
Central Avenue
Lompoc
Charles M. Teague
West Cypress Street
Santa Maria
Teague
Michael Wooton
la Arcada Court
Santa Barbara
East Main Street
Ventura
YMCA
North I Street
Conservatory season opens with Music Man July 11
The Pacific Conservatory at Allan Hancock College starts its 1973 season July 11 with a grand opening performance of The Music Man. Arsenic and Old Lace July 14, The Most Happy Fella July 18, Tartuffe July 31. Box office hours and ticket info given.
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Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts
Allan Hancock College
Joseph Kesselring
Conservatory
Lompoc
Music Box
State lawmakers mull changes in budget
Five months into review of Gov. Reagan's 1973-74 budget the conference committee meets in secret to resolve the gap between Senate and Assembly versions. Debates over $215 million in federal revenue sharing aim to shield the funds from general fund use, while wage hikes and education spending shape the final package.
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Phil Hanna
Capitol
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Conference Committee
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Reagan
University of California
State College and University System
California
Department of Finance
Lagomarsino pushes emergency funds for coastal commissions
Senator Robert Lagomarsino urged a $17,405 augmentation to the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission to ease permit delays. The request, supported by the Attorney General and the State Coastal Commission, aims to fund staff and regional coastline planning after Prop 20. It includes $217,405 for AG staff and $500,000 for permit processing personnel.
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Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ojai
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
California Attorney General
State Coastal Commission
Lagomarsino
Coastal Commissions
Budget Conference Committee
Beachfront purchase for Lookout Park postponed
The Board of Supervisors dropped a $40 000 beach frontage acquisition from consideration for Lookout County Park on the Summerland ocean bluffs. The landowners two individuals and Southern Pacific Co. must approve a final price, with reactivation possible later if ownership questions and valuation concerns are resolved. The Lookout Park expansion uses a parking lot on land once owned by Seaside Oil Co.
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Board of Supervisors
Lookout County
Summerland Ocean Bluffs
Raymond D. Johnson
Southern Pacific Co
Seaside Oil Co
Lookout Park
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McPeek
North H Street
Oceanfront
East Beach
Los Angeles
East Beach Townehouses
Por la Mar
Daily Record
James N. Dachtler
Lompoc High School
Suffolk University
Boston
Jacob H. Dachtler
W. Oak St
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H’st
Northside Shopping Center
SAT. & Sun
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Fairway
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Constellation
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