Insignis Wins Approval For Santa Ynez Project
Insignis Inc. won a 3-2 Board of Supervisors vote to approve a $14 million residential recreational development on Duff Ranch in Santa Ynez Valley after a two year fight. The plan calls for 175 units on 470 acres, with off site road and golf course work costing about $300,000, while opponents warn of smog and air testing concerns.
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Insignis, Inc
Board of Supervisors
Santa Ynez Valley
Duff Ranch
Citizens For the General Plan
Webb
Schmandt
Schmitz Announces Comeback Bid For California Secretary of State
John G. Schmitz, former Congress member from Orange County and noted Birch Society figure, announces a political comeback aiming at California Secretary of State. The 43 year old Marine veteran and educator frames himself as an honest, independent reformer likely to appeal to disillusioned Republicans.
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Nixon
Orange County
American Independent Party
California
McGovern
Fdr
Massachusetts
Washington D.C
Marine Corps
Santa Ana College
John Birch Society
State Senate
Congress
Birch Society
Senate
The
Hugh Burns
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Board moves to approve SM project tentatively
Board of Supervisors clarifies approval conditions for a 102 lot Santa Maria area development under the airport approach zone. Insulation to cut aircraft noise required, but no 50 decibel limit. Developer seeks waiver on 125 foot roadway dedication, Transportation Director opposes quit claim to avoid a planning horror of a narrow strip.
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Board of Supervisors
Santa Maria
Developers Financial Corp
Santa Barbara
Leland Steward
Higher milk prices warned in dairy price rise appeal
Washington officials and spokesmen from the National Milk Producers Federation warned that retail dairy items could vanish and prices rise sharply later this year if the administration does not lift the price freeze. They urged returning to Phase II rules to pass higher raw milk costs to shoppers.
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Washington
UPI
National Milk Producers Federation
NMPF
California Senate Passes Measles Tests and Safety Bills
A Sacramento day notes the Senate approving SB322 requiring women to take a German measles test before marriage, SB710 raising correctional officers pay to highway patrol levels, and anti hijacking measures SB54 55 56 advancing. Other actions include housing and consumer labeling proposals with various party and district designations.
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United Press International
Senate
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Assembly
California
Carpenter
Newport Beach
Kapiloff
San Diego
State Majorette Championship Winners 1973
The Cameos from Bellflower won the 1973 California State Majorette Championship held at Lompoc Senior High School during the Lompoc Valley Flower Festival. First place honors also went to Butterscotch Crescendo and other ensembles across junior and senior divisions in field and parade categories.
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Bellflower
California
Lompoc Senior High School
Lompoc Valley
Darling Debs
Royalaires
Adult Summer School Opens in Lompoc with Six-Week Session
Lompoc Adult School starts its summer session for six weeks offering courses in Development Reading I II and Speed Reading, U.S. History and Government, and related classes. At Vandenberg AFB courses run Monday through Thursday in Building 6229 and 6230, with hours listed. call 276-6526 or RE 6-2370 for details.
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Lompoc
U.S
Vandenberg Air Force Base
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Slater
William Webb
Insignia
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Ryan Park
Sacramento
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Foran
San Francisco
McCarthy
Keene
Santa Rosa
Alquist
San Jose
Royal Family
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Refugio Road
Santa Ynes
Last Ocean
McPeek Family Mortuary
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Insurance Company OF North America
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Jcpenney
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