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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
3
Eleven state officials and aides will tour Canada for ten days costing an estimated $6,000 to study outdoor exhibits. Five wives and a daughter join at private expense. Assemblyman Raymond Seeley says the trip aims to study successful Canadian fairs and possibly transplant methods to California fairs.
Edmonston warns of lingering county water demand creating a professional worry while Tunnell resists rushing action. Goleta Valley Supervisor Slater disagrees with Tunnell and urges a timely hearing to gather input despite existing district input.
A proposed pet restraint bill by Senator Al Rodda aims to keep animals from falling from open vehicles while critics question enforceability and compare to child safety. The discussion widens to school buses and public transport, with officials citing costs, lax enforcement, and broader safety concerns.
A proclamation by the governor calls a special statewide election for November 6 on the tax ceiling initiative. The Senate advanced bills on equal inheritance for women and a public teachers bargaining framework while debating tax delays and auto insurance reforms. The Assembly did not hold a floor session as a unrelated plan for plant watering turned into a flood in Annie McKendricks’ apartment.
The County Water Advisory Committee will discuss a two year deferment proposed by Water Agency chairman Curtis Tunnell to delay deciding on State Project water. The session starts at 10 a.m. in the County Administration Building with a split vote likely. The panel includes growth advocates and environmentalists and will review a new county water report noting Santa Maria and Vandenberg AFB as future water users.
The Board of Supervisors ordered equal pay for marshals offices in Santa Barbara and Santa Maria and for the municipal court clerks. Santa Maria officials Ronald Rodenberger Tibbie Meyer will rise 5 percent to match Santa Barbara Marshal Robert Lopez and Clerk Ruby Blanchard, with overall increases about 5.4 percent under county pay adjustments effective July 2. If an emergency bill passes, the state legislature could delay these raises until next January.
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