Auditor predicts county tax levy cut of about 30 cents
County Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd announced a possible 30 cent reduction in the county tax levy after seven days of hearings that trimmed the proposed budget by about 1 million dollars from 9.5 million. The plan includes 20 cent cuts from revenue sharing funds and another 20 cent cut from fund balances, with a 100 million assessed valuation increase adding roughly five cents, totaling about 55 cents versus a earlier 24 cent rise. The board awaits a formal resolution outlining changes, with a 3 percent county employee salary boost estimated at about 31 million. Talks with state authorities about forest fire protection are unlikely to yield a transfer.
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Pe’ Chet Knutila
State Division of Forestry
State Conservation Department
Lewis A. Moran
Robert Halliburton
Moran
Little school tax change seen in district budget
Vaughn Proctor details the Lompoc Unified School District finances as it nears budget approval. The district faces about 15.5 million dollars for operations, with a total tax of 4.99 per 100 assessed value and potential minor changes before August. The article outlines revenue sources, including state subventions and federal aid, and notes differing per-student valuations across areas.
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Lompoc Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
Lompoc
P.L
Vandenberg
Obituaries Dated June 16 1976 McKee and Bailey of California
Harvey Cargill obituary notes 88 year old Mary Ethel Debusk widow of Fred L. McKee who died in Santa Ynez Valley after two months illness. McKee born 1887 in Seward County Nebraska lived in Azusa and Santa Ynez Valley, worked as carpenter, helped build Gaviota Gorge tunnel and Cachuma Dam, served as Solvang School crossing guard, member of Santa Ynez Valley Presbyterian Church and past Odd Fellows. Also funeral notice for Ethel H. Bailey 80 of Lompoc born 1896 San Jose, local artist who taught at Artesia and junior high, served on Santa Barbara County Board of Education 1920 1969, member of Alpha Club Eastern Star Lompoc Valley Art Association and Lompoc Historical Society. survivors include daughter Eleanor Moore and son Earl Bailey and four grandchildren.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Seward County
Neb
Mary Ethel Debusk
McKees
Ethel H. Bailey
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
Kenneth R. Boyd
Lompoc Evergreen
San Jose
Bailey
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc
South H St
Artesia School
Santa Barbara
McKee Family Remembers Matriarch as Election Costs Scrutinized
The obituary notes 17 relatives including four sons and four daughters of the late Mr. McKee and lists 35 grandchildren and 54 great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Tuesday at Paaske's Santa Ynez Valley Chapel Ballard with private interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Visitation is today 5 to 8 p m at the chapel. Santa Barbara County spent 13101 on bilingual election costs with only 17 voters using bilingual ballots including isolated cases in Santa Barbara Carpinteria Lompoc Santa Maria Guadalupe Isla Vista and UC related absentee ballots. The efficiency and placements of bilingual ballots are discussed in an accompanying county report.
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Santa Ynez Valley Chapel
Ballard
Ronald D. Holcomb
Santa Ynez Valley Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Santa Barbara
Howard Menzel
Menzel
Carpinteria
Lompoc
Santa Maria City
Guadalupe City
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Lompoc Records Publisher and staff listed in notice
Public notice from Lompoc Records identifies publication status second class mail in Lompoc California under act of Congress and Superior Court decree number 47088. It names publisher Harry J Crompe editor Reenie L Adam general manager Virgini H Sends and board members Dettorey W Adam and others at 119 North Ht Lompoc.
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Lompoc Record Publications
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A James McCallem
Harry J Crompe
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Children 12 and Under Must Be Accompanied After 6 PM
A public rule states that children age 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult after 6 p.m. The measure aims to ensure supervision and safety for minors during evening hours.
Fire blamed on ignition of contact cement in Lompoc home
A fire at Paul White's residence at 1108 E North Ave Lompoc caused about 1500 dollars in damage Friday night officials said carpeting walls and furnishings were burned no injuries reported. Upchurch 18 suffered minor injuries in a two car crash on L street near Walnut Avenue he was treated at Lompoc Hospital and declined further treatment. A Santa Ynez youth Mark Henry Florida 17 sustained a two inch head laceration after an altercation near Miguelito Canyon Road. Bartlo Lopez 28 faced court action on suspicion of driving while intoxicated after early arrest at H Street and North Avenue. Gonzalo Quiroga Sosa 34 faced drunken driving and failure to appear charges after early Sunday arrest in Solvang.
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David Wiebe
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Vandenberg Village
Shawn Palacios
Sunbeam Rd
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
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Santa Maria
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Lompoc
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Third St
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St. Upchurch
Lompoc Hospital
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Walnut Avenue
Santa Ynez
Mark Henry Florida
Faraday St
Miguelito Canyon Road
Miguelito Park
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North Avenue
Gonzalo Quiroga Sosa
Solvang
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State balks at county fire takeover dispute
Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors pressed for the state Division of Forestry to assume county structural and watershed protection effective Nov. 1, but state authorities refused. The budget hearing exposed anger as supervisors argued the move could cut costs, raise morale issues, and alter duty weeks. Fire officials seek economy measures while the state promises watershed funding. Police report notes a car fire on North D Street.
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Santa Barbara Board of Supervisors
State Division of Forestry
James M. Slater
Moran
Fiveman Board
Brown
Forestry Division
Santa Barbara
County Firefighters Union
Michael Bennett
Supreme Court
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