Regents OK married student housing on People’s Park site
UC Berkeley regents voted 16 7 to proceed with constructing married student apartments on the People’s Park site despite opposition from Chancellor Heyns. The site will be fenced and used as an athletic field and parking until construction starts within a year, prompting criticism from Gov. Reagan and student leaders.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
City of
Regents
Reagan
California
Fred Dutton
Sausalito
Ton
Provocateurs
Charles Palmer
Palmer
Night budget hearing urged to reach more taxpayers
A county supervisor backed a night public hearing on the 1969-70 general fund budget of 45.1 million to hear taxpayers unable to attend daytime sessions. The idea, supported by the county Taxpayers Assn and others, aims to curb tax protests and allow broader input on proposed programs.
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Dick Praut
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
County Taxpayers Assn
Daniel Montero
Grant
Montero
Lompoc Valley
Macco development hearing prompts county plans review
The County Planning Commission meets Wednesday in Santa Barbara with nine public hearings including Macco Corp seeking to amend the general plan for mass development of Hollister Ranch. The panel weighs issues from Vandenberg Base impacts to water and school needs, amid continued hearings on Lompoc Valley Cable TV tower and other items.
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County Planning Commission
Commission
Santa Barbara
County Engineering
Macco Corp
Hollister Ranch
Gaviota
Macco
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc
County Budget Battles Over Sheriff Enforcement Raises Pressure
Will County supervisors trim a proposed 500000 dollar rise for law enforcement in the 1969 70 budget The need for more sheriff personnel expands as Santa Ynez Valley Goleta Valley Isla Vista and UC Santa Barbara areas report burglaries and crowding amid summer visitor surges and student housing.
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Sheriff's Department
Santa Ynez Valley
Goleta Valley
UC Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
IMP Launches Explorer 41 Despite Base Power Outage
The seventh spacecraft in the Inter Planetary Monitoring Platform series launched today to study radiation between Earth and the Moon and monitor solar flares. Designated Explorer 41, it separated from the Delta vehicle's third stage and entered a cigar shaped orbit around Earth despite Vandenberg Air Force Base being in a power blackout.
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Imp
Earth
Moon
NASA
Vandenberg Air Force Base
City weighs airport takeover after USC study
A USC six man team presented to the Lompoc Planning Commission an exploratory report on Lompoc Airport acquisition. The study found possible transfer with county and FAA approval but noted legal and financial hurdles and a reduced tax base. Recommendations urged in depth financial analysis and consideration of an Airport District.
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Lompoc
Planning Commission
University of Southern California
Clinton Sherrod
Federal Aviation Administration District
Board of Supervisors
Santa Maria
Trical
Jerry Janicke
Talley
Dr. Phillips
R.L. Atkinson
L.J. Adams
Ted Bianchi
USC
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Suez City
Ray Stalker
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George Miller
Stalker
Chamber of Commerce
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Bert Romano
Robert Chilson
E.J. Godden
R.C. Lilley, Jr
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Lawrence Schuyler
Dick Howell
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Bill Cockshott
Vandenberg Village
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William Cotterell
Charleston, S.C
Ralph D. Abernathy
Sta-Soil Corporation
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