City Sign Ordinance Needs Restart After Attorney Ruling
City attorney James Longtin told Lompoc City Council the sign ordinance must be reintroduced and rewritten due to oversights found in his office. The council cannot proceed with second reading until the adoption process restarts, with no details given on the required changes. In other business, a Personnel Appeals Board case was continued, and council urged Southern Pacific Railroad to reopen Surf.
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James Longtin
Lompoc
Longtin
Emil Scolari
George Cotsenmeyer
Art Scott
E.C. Stevens
Sol Lefkowitz
Stevens
Southern Pacific
Scott
State Division of Highways
Seventh Street
Hilley Construction Co
B Street
Locust Avenue
Hawthorne Avenue
Clemen’s Way
First Streets
College Avenue
Agency to Recommend Borrowing of Water From Cachuma Project
County Water Agency plans to ask the U S Bureau of Reclamation to allow Goleta Carpinteria and Montecito districts to borrow 4590 acre feet for 1972 73 to avert rationing. Borrowing would be repaid next year with districts supplying data and using their 1973 74 allocations.
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County Water Agency
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
South Coast
Goleta
Carpinteria
Montecito
Francis H. Beattie
Bureau of Reclamation
Beattie
Robert M. Edmonston
Cachuma
Bureau
Indefinite life seen for disposal site
Kenneth H. Hunter Jr. plans to use successive five acre parcels on 840 acre Goodwin Co. land two miles northwest of Casmalia for an indefinite life hazardous waste facility. He argues it will recycle through sites as materials decompose, winning county approval after initial Planning Commission rejection. Nearby ranchers fear water risk, but regional officials praise the sealed operation and note other counties receive Santa Barbara waste when not dumped here.
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Kenneth H. Hunter, Jr
Montecito
Guy L Goodwin Co
Casmalia
Board of Supervisors
Hunter
Sandpiper
Ellwood
County Planning Commission
Goodwin Co
Kenneth K Jones
California
Court finds Nathaniel Low guilty in prawn dish attack
In Inverness Scotland a court convicted Nathaniel Low Monday for dumping prawns and French fries over the Earl of Lovelace and his party at a local restaurant. David MacNeill testified he was with the Earl and guests when the incident occurred. The judge ordered sentencing to follow.
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Inverness
Scotland
UPI
Nathaniel Low
Earl of Lovelace
David MacNeill
Real estate sale and county assessor interviews on local agenda
The Daily Record notes a bid sale invitation at Vandenberg AFB for 31 wooden buildings with inspection hours and a 10 am July 17 bid opening. It also lists final interviews for county assessor, a Mexican social event at Miguelito Park, swim class registrations, school district pay raise proposal, and a New York primary result where Bella Abzug defeated veteran Rep Emanuel Celler.
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Vandenberg Afb
New York
UPI
Emanuel Celler
House
Bella Abzug
Elizabeth Holtzman
Celler
Brooklyn
Warren G. Harding
The
Times
VAFB Tour Dates Set for July 3 and 18
Dates for Vandenberg Air Force Base tours have been set for July 3 and July 18 for area residents. July 3 visitors must register with the Lompoc Chamber of Commerce, while July 18 participants should register with the Santa Maria Chamber of Commerce.
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Vandenberg Afb
Lompoc
John Paul Canfield obituary says services and burial set
Rosary recitation at 8:00 p m and Mass at 10 a m tomorrow at La Purisima Church for John Paul Canfield 25 who died in a Sunday automobile accident Interment follows at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Father Andrew McGrath presiding Canfield born 1947 in Lompoc graduated Lompoc High School 1965 served in the Navy 1966 1970 Survivors include his parents four sisters and grandmother Arrangements by McPeek Family Mortuary
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la Purisima Catholic Church
John Paul Canfield
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Andrew McGrath
Canfield
Lompoc
Richard Canfield
Legge Avenue
Lompoc High School
United States Navy
Vietnam
Allan Hancock College
Roxanne Burke
Alabama
Donna Linneman
Maryellen Tucker
Los Gatos
Georgene Adams
Salinas
Maude Modowell
Texas
McPeek Family Mortuary
D.A. weighs libel suit vs Isla Vista papers
District Attorney David D. Minier may sue Isla Vista periodicals for libel after alleged links to articles in Probe and Santa Barbara News and Review. Minier and former deputy Barry Capello have hired counsel and seek retractions. a lawsuit could follow if unretracted.
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David D. Minier
Isla Vista
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Belli
Minier
Cappello
Bonnie Adams
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Constellation Road
Alcon
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Harv
International Paper
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Litton Indus
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Stand
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Times-Mirror
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Union Ol
US. Steel
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Dow Jones
Trans
Daily Record
Arry W. Holmquist
Miguelito Park
Mike Hernandez Y
Vafb Tours
John P. Canfield
Razor
Crown Barber Salon
Sweete
Siece Regent
Bob Martinez
Jesse Ruiz
Nielson
Alamo Pintado
Solvang
Sun
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