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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
2
The listing shows closing stock figures furnished through Lang and Co with items priced at 55.44 up 10.09 and 166.75 up .37 percent. The snippet includes a 260,000 quantity note and unreadable lines.
Rizzoli 84 of Lompoc will be remembered in a rosary at Starbuck Mortuary tonight at 8 and a funeral mass at La Purisima Catholic Church Saturday at 9. Interment in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery follows. She was born in Italy in 1891 and lived in Lompoc 66 years. She died Wednesday at Lompoc District Hospital. Survivors include four daughters.
Obituary notices list Mary Mullenary Signorelli Silvia Signorelli and Peter Mario Emilio Rizzoli of Lompoc with a sister Katie Andreani and 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Juana Palacios 20 and her infant son to be buried at Lompoc Evergreen after mass at La Purisima. Refugio Alvarado 60 to be buried after mass at La Purisima. Robert Fields 21 of Vandenberg Village funeral services pending.
Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson who declined a 2.5 percent raise received a new county car as a fringe benefit along with free life insurance and medical checkup services. Johnson’s $41,951 salary remains the highest in county government. County supervisors noted past policy limits on car use but did not explain Johnson’s personal use. Also, Amigos De Las Americas hosts a chicken bar-b-que on June 21 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Jay Nippetts Chevron, West Ocean Avenue and M Street, with a $2.50 plate including half chicken, salad, beans and bread.
County Supervisor Frank J. Frost urges a five per cent reduction in appropriations for the 1976-77 budget as the $102 million 1975-76 plan faces heavy slashes. He warns revenue sharing losses from federal sources will shrink the gross budget, raising concerns over welfare costs and higher local taxes.
The Board of Supervisors narrowly approved a five percent pay hike for themselves along with county workers, amid private discussions and concerns about open meeting law. Two supervisors refused the raise while others approved and extended the policy to be counted as county employees, prompting public unease over secrecy and self‑dealing.
Local calendar highlights upcoming events in Lompoc including the Queen's Ball at the Veterans Memorial Building this Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $3.50 at the Chamber of Commerce. Also featuring a chicken BBQ, horse show, BBQ and dance, a dime-a-dip dinner, and a luau with live music, all scheduled through June 28 with contact details and entry notes.
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