Oil firms sue over school district taxes in pending court battle
Several hundred thousand dollars in tax funds from the 1968-69 and possibly 1969-70 fiscal years hang on a court ruling. Oil companies seek $121,575 plus a similar amount, contending amendments to state tax law render payments illegal as royalties flow to the state. County treasurer holds current funds. trustees meet tomorrow to discuss the lawsuit, a contingent liability fund, salary schedules, and a 1969-70 budget of $9.6 million up $750,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Curiel
Lompoc planners meet to discuss airport study
Daily record notes the Lompoc Planning Commission will convene at 7 30 p m in city hall for the final meeting before June 30. On the agenda is an exploratory report on the city possibly taking over the county’s Lompoc Airport. The day also records thefts and injuries in local incidents including a transmission and a stereo deck theft, a rock-throw injury to Debie Bowser, a Cub Pack 62 meeting, and a deer collision near Vandenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Debie Bowser
Arnez
Mission Hills
Lompoc Hospital
Fillmore Elementary School
City Budget Details General Fund Expenditures Revealed
The General Fund revenue allocations show the city attorney receiving 26 279 with 16 800 salaries and a 5 409 secretary share plus 1 200 for publications and 750 for meetings. The city administrator earns 18 900 salary with 4 800 for a secretary, plus 1 400 for meetings and 900 for communications. Other costs include 136 750 to retirement, 36 930 insurance, 365 299 for police, 226 208 fire, 187 293 street maintenance, and 106 000 for flood and salary adjustments. Unappropriated balances and fund transfers across the Civic Center Acquisition, library, water, electric, sewer, and refuse funds are noted, with portions of each flowing to the General Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center
Library
General Fund
Electric
Wrecks, Radar, and a Coast of Memory Off Surf
A coastal chronicle recalls Sibyl Marston and other shipwrecks from San Miguel to Surf. Radar reveals hazards that once doomed ships along the Pacific coast, with notes on 1911 Santa Rosa, 1922 Honda wreck, and the enduring memory of the sea. New Williams Brothers Market opens in San Luis Obispo at 869 Foothill Blvd, expanding the chain on the central coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schillinsky
Lompoc
Sibyl Marston
Surf
Surf Beach
Robert Sudden
Santa Rosa
San Miguel Island
Point Conception
Point Arguello
U.S. Naval
Honda
Pacific
Ralph Patey
Chamber of Commerce
Myra Manfrina
Williams Brothers Markets
Williams Brothers
Foothill Blvd
San Luis Obispo
Free Coke Offer At Col Sander’s KFC In Lompoc
Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken advertises free Coca Cola with each bucket purchase June 24 to 28 at the Lompoc kitchen operated by Charles West at 200 Ocean. Nationwide KFC outlets count about 2,200 with operations in the U S and abroad including Australia and West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Sander
Col. Sander
Lompoc
Ocean
Charles West
Calif
California
U.S
Australia
West Germany
Belgium
Japan
Hong Kong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Randall Simpson
S. E St
Dennis Patrick Kelly
F St
Mike Hubbard
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Vandenberg Road
California Highway Patrol
Hubbard
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation
Alcon
Alcoa
American Air
American Motors
At&t
Anaconda
Bendix
Bethlehem
Chrysser
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
IBM
Imperial Corp
International Paper
It&t
Johns-Manville
Lockheed
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota Mining
Penn-Central
Phillip
Parke Davis Psa
Pepsi Cola
RCA
Dart
Safeway
Screw & Bolt Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
So Cal Edison
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil of
Texaco
Textron
Times-Mirror
TransAmerica
TRW
Union Oil
Chevron
Les Olivos
Dick Lawton
Standard Oil Company of California
Standard Oil
Los Olivos
Paget
Pac
Aztna
Harry Morris
E. College Avenue
Safe & Casualty
Hina Casualty & Surety Co
Beale Ey
Pra
Nor
Levi
Cooper's Clothiers
Mike
Cooper
California Clothiers
Bank Americard— Cooper Charge
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