Planners adopt space element in Lompoc general plan
Lompoc Planning Commission adopts an open space conservation element to guide future land use, with the document now forwarded to the City Council. The body also approved a home based baby shoe bronzing business, deferred mobile home park zoning, and a lot split for Freewill Baptist Church along O Street. A backbone storm drain on D Street received a progress update.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Ernest Fritz
North O St
Vernon Copeland
al Autry
Barton
Central Avenues
First Place
Autry
Central Avenue
Freewill Baptist Church
O Street
Chestnut
Walnut Avenues
D Street
Lompoc Area News Briefs Highlight Graduates Debates and Thefts
Daily record notes MISS S Goodgame graduates with honors from California Polytechnic State University and plans student teaching in Lompoc before returning to Cal Poly for further studies. Vandenberg AFB RN Association appoints officers and ongoing new member program meets each second Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Fire at Cachuma Church Campgrounds causes several thousand dollars in damage with no injuries. Lompoc Democratic Club to host abortion issue debate at the public library with Planned Parenthood and Right to Life League representatives. Astronaut glove stolen from NASA exhibit at Ryan Park during Flower Festival. Lincoln Continental stolen from Santa Rosa Road. Titan III B Agena satellite launch from Vandenberg AFB today. Alpha Club mix up awards Curt Wilde second place for Roy Rogers themed table. Allan Hancock College library summer hours announced. Four lambs stolen from Frank Costa Ranch on Drum Canyon Road. Michael W Kaufman appointed Lompoc Urban Planner, relocating from Alturas with wife Patricia.
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Lompoc Valley
Food costs rise in May as middlemen lift prices
May consumer food bills rose 0.9 percent to a record 1493 dollars for a typical family market basket. The gain, led by a 1.2 percent rise in middlemen charges, followed April's 1.6 percent rise and came as farm returns grew only 0.4 percent. Beef prices stayed at a record 1.36 dollars per pound for choice cuts.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Canada
Alaskan
North Slope
Gas main blast tears through Madrid district injuring score
A massive gas main leak in downtown Madrid triggered at least eight explosions around Republica Argentina Square. Thirty people were hurt, two critically, with La Paz Hospital taking in about 200 evacuees as firefighters police and Red Cross teams battled fires and provided aid. Power and phone outages affected thousands in the area.
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UPI
Republica Argentina
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Red Cross
Grapes, unions clash as violence erupts in Coachella Valley
Twelve people were arrested as Teamster United Farm Worker clashes escalated in Coachella Valley grape fields. Two Teamsters reportedly assaulted two farm workers in a caravan, while UFW members were treated at a hospital. Delegates from the United Church of Christ visited to show support for the UFW strike.
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Coachella
Funeral services for Ernest Byrd Pending at Starbuck Mortuary
Ernest Byrd died last night at Lompoc District Hospital. He last resided at 305 North W Street. Funeral arrangements are pending at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel and further details will appear in the Record.
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Ernest Byrd
Lompoc District Hospital
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Medical tests continue for Skylab 1 astronauts in recovery
In Houston, chief physician Dr. W. Royce Hawkins reports Skylab 1 crew Conrad Kerwin and Weitz are improving after 28 days weightless in space. Tests include stationary cycling and an iron lung like device to measure muscular and cardiovascular recovery while they return to preflight work levels.
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Muirfield Place
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