County study finds buying fleet beats leasing for county cars
Auditor Paul Floyd reports 363 cars studied show lease offers short term savings but higher costs long term. Franchise plan appears most attractive, with fixed costs and ongoing pool rates after initial five years, pending legal review and county counsel approval. Charles Catterlin requested the analysis for potential savings.
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Dick Praul
Paul Floyd
Board of Supervisors
Charles F. Catterlin
Santa Barbara
Floyd
Pacemaker costs and benefits outlined by AMA leader
Dr. Richard B. Shepard of the University of Alabama Medical School says maintaining a pacemaker patient costs about 1000 dollars annually and greatly lowers death risk from heart block from over 50 percent to 9 percent, noting costs are cheap in many respects.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Medical Association
Richard B. Shepard
University of Alabama Medical School
California Senate panel kills Loophole tax bill
A Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee vote 2-7 defeated Sen. Mervyn Dymallys measure to close tax loopholes worth about 300 million dollars. Oil, banking, real estate, transportation and insurance groups opposed the omnibus bill and Project Loophole credits questioned its impact on business. The package would cap the oil depletion allowance and tax capital gains above five thousand dollars at higher rates, aiming to boost state revenue by about 200 million annually.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Mervyn Dymally
Los Angeles
Senate Revenue and Taxation
Buellton Rezoning Sought for Park and More
Resorts International asks the County Subdivision Committee to rezone Buellton property to highway commercial for an animal park and amusement operation near Andersen's area north of State Route 246 and west of US 101. Planning Commission set for July 28. includes 120 lot Santa Ynez tract and Goleta Rincon area lot split requests.
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Resorts International, Inc
Buellton
Animal Project
Andersen
State Rt. 246
US 101
Planning Commission
Santa Ynez
Brinkerhoff
Oil drilling to resume in Santa Barbara Channel
A federal judge cleared four oil companies Gulf, Mobile, Texaco and Union of California to resume drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. The decision finds Secretary Morton lacked authority to suspend 35 of 71 leases, despite county opposition and coastal concerns after the 1969 blowout. The ruling centers on legal authority, not ecology, and county officials say they may appeal.
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UPI
Santa Barbara Channel
Secretary of the Interior
Santa Barbara
Interior Department
Gulf, Mobile, Texaco
Union of California
Rogers C.B. Morton
Congress
U.S. District Court
Francis C. Whelan
Morton
County of
Planning Commission approves zoning change for lumber yards in C2 district
The County Planning Commission voted 7 0 to allow lumber and building materials sales yards in C2 under a conditional use permit. Daryl Nielsen opposed citing current C3 restrictions. Boyd Bettencourt supported the change for small communities. Darwin Sainz recalled prior unsuccessful attempts in Los Alamos due to zoning rules. Public hearings set for various plan amendments and permits including a trailer office in Solvang and auto firms at Santa Barbara Auto Center. July dates assigned for Goleta bikeways plan and Betteravia Road rezoning review. A handmade aircraft table retailer was deemed allowable at Santa Claus on U S 101 to meet traveler needs.
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County Planning Commission
Daryl Nielsen
Solvang
Boyd Bettencourt
Santa Ynez Valley
Commission
Darwin Sainz
Los Alamos
Paul C. Willis
E-Z Crete Products
Ballard Canyon Rd
Santa Ynez River
Goleta Valley
Williams C. Hall
County
Architectural Board of Review
Santa Claus
U.S. 101
Robert A. Baker
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