Sheriff's budget may show a year end surplus in 1971 72
Forecasts indicate the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department could end the 1971 72 budget year with a small surplus though overtime for deputies tied to spring anti peace protests exceeded the 80 000 county wide overtime figure. New admin officer Peter Potter is tightening controls and some surplus funds come from unfilled positions. Isla Vista foot patrol funding is under state review. A separate trio in Santa Barbara faces bail after grand jury indictments for alleged arson insurance fraud tied to a 1968 fire.
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Sheriff's Department
John W. Carpenter
Paul Floyd
Department
Peter Potter
Carpenter
Sheriff's Office
Isla Vista
Sherif
Santa Barbara
Milo Saling
Michael B. Szymanski
James T. Lindsey
Paul Zamora
Clifford Jordan
Charles S. Stevens Jr
Zamora
Oakdale Realty
Saling
Szymanski
MS Diversified Companies, Inc
Street theater troupe to stage Shakespeare in San Luis Obispo
The New Shakespeare Company of San Francisco will perform three Shakespeare plays in San Luis Obispo during the first week of July with free public shows on July 4 in Santa Rosa Park. Evening performances at Chumash Hall begin July 5 and run through July 7, with free daytime street scenes around town.
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San Luis Obispo
New Shakespeare Company of
San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Zurich
Berlin
Paris
Hollywood
Mission Plaza
County plans large office moves after sheriff shift
County supervisors were urged to authorize remodeling and staff reassignment as the sheriff's administrative unit is slated to move to the new Goleta Valley administration building. Projects include remodeling the sheriff's office, relocating Parks, Agricultural, Public Guardian, and Area Planning Council staff, and funding in the 1972 73 budget.
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Sheriff's Department
Goleta Valley
Parks Department
Agricultural Commissioner
Public Guardian
Howard Menzel
Safety and Transportation Office
Area Planning Council
Personnel Department
Workmen's compensation pact approves $6000 annual saving
The Board of Supervisors approved a new contract with Fred S. James and Co. to cut the county's annual Workmen's Compensation Self-Insurance service fee by $6000. Payments will be handled by the auditor's office, with a 30 day cancellation option after nine months. The new arrangement replaces automatic renewal and will be reviewed by the supervisors. The county aims to surpass $25,000 in savings this fiscal year ending June 30 as it manages its own workers' comp program.
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Board of Supervisors
Fred S. James and Co
Paul Floyd
Floyd
Goleta Supervisor Candidate Withdraws From Runoff
Former Goleta chamber official Laerie Mike Morisoli quits the Third District supervisorial runoff after deeming victory chances slim. James Slater led the race and is poised to win the post vacated by Daniel G. Grant, shaping growth control battles in Goleta Valley amid water-supply concerns and a costly well program.
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Goleta Chamber of Commerce Laerie
Mike Morisoli
Morisoli
James Slater
Slater
Isla Vista
Santa Ynez Valley
Morison
Daniel G. Grant
Goleta Valley
Morisol
Supervisors and Planning Commission
Goleta Water District
Robert Watson
Auditor praises report on county car procurement options
County Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd evaluated three car acquisition methods for 363 county vehicles. He found leasing offers only short term gains while buying on bid and the franchise agreement system suit the county better in the long term. Supervisor Charles F. Catterlin lauded the report and said a full board will act next Monday.
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Charles F. Catterlin
Paul Floyd
Gasoline Sales Tax Set To Begin In July
California motorists will pay a 5 percent sales tax on gasoline starting July 1, adding about 35 million dollars in tax revenue for cities and counties. Gov. Reagan signed Senate Bill 325 in 1971, with guidance from George R. Reilly of the Board of Equalization. The tax applies to the total retail price, including the 4 percent federal excise tax and the 7 cents per gallon state fuel tax, raising a gallon price from 40 9-10 cents to 42 9-10 cents.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Senate
George R. Reilly
State Board of Equalization
Mental Retardation Board IX Plans Tri Counties Services
The Area Mental Retardation Board IX will meet Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. at Pepper Tree Motor Inn in Santa Barbara. Members include parents, professionals, and public representatives from the tri-counties area, appointed by the Governor and county supervisors. The board adopts an annual plan for service development for persons with developmental disabilities related to mental retardation.
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Pepper Tree Motor Inn
Santa Barbara
Board IX
Tri-Counties
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