Santa Ynez Valley reports potential population range
A computer aided study presented to the Santa Ynez Valley Board of Supervisors estimates a total potential population of 16942 without more land division, aligning with county projections to 1995 of 15844 and contrasting higher figures under current zoning. The report notes 431 lots created by splits and 507 by subdivisions over 2.5 years, implying a possible 3002 person increase at 3.2 residents per lot. It cautions that continued development could threaten air quality per the Clean Air Act and relies on June 21 assessor data.
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Dick Praul
Santa Ynez
Board of Supervisors
Insignis, Inc
County Planning Department
Slater
Supreme Court
Lake Cachuma
Yanikian case closes as jury expected Friday
Closing statements in the Geurgen Yanikian trial continue in Santa Barbara as prosecutors seek a conviction for slaying two Turkish diplomats to avenge Armenian massacres. The defense argues events in Russia influenced his actions, while the DA maintains mass killings do not excuse the killings. The case moves toward a jury verdict with ongoing appeals to California law.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Geurgen
Yanikian
James T. Lindsey
Russia
Mehmet Baydar
Bahidir Demir
Biltmore Hotel
David D. Milner
California
Lompoc students honored by universities and local events
Edward L. Morgan and Betty Down from Lompoc were cited for academic achievement by the University of Arizona and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. A mobile x ray unit visits Lompoc July 16, and the Santa Barbara Fourth of July Art Festival runs July 4 at the Santa Barbara Mission. Entry deadlines for the Santa Barbara County Fair are June 30. Lompoc Recreation offers tennis and crochet classes with registration details and fees.
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Edward L. Morgan
Victor Morgan
Sixth St
Lompoc
University of Arizona At Tucson
Betty Down
Huntington
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Veterans Memorial Building
Santa Barbara Mission
Attorney says two girls treated like cattle
Morris Dees, attorney for Minnie Relf and Mary Alice Relf, told a federal court the two black girls were sterilized under federally funded supervision in Montgomery. He called the action a denial of human rights and sought $1 million in relief and a ruling to stop similar sterilizations.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Morris Dees
Minnie Relf
Mary Alice Relf
Montgomery Community Action Committee Inc
Dees
New York
Sweden
Relf
General Plan Committee to tackle zoning near Onstott estates
The Fourth Supervisorial District Advisory Committee on the General Plan meets at 7:30 p.m. in the County Building to decide zoning for undeveloped land north of Onstott estates and west of Mission Hills, weighing half acre vs one acre zoning amid local protests.
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Onstott Estates
Mission Hills
Onstott
South
D Street
Lawmakers Move Closer to Approval of 9.5 Billion Budget
In Sacramento the 9.5 billion dollar state budget edged toward passage after 90 minutes of closed talks. Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post confirmed the rise from 9.42 billion as construction funds for a new legislative office building and Capitol reconstruction were added.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
A. Alan Post
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Staff
The Lompoc Record is a second class mail newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists its offices at 126 North I St and names A James McCollum as President and Publisher, Harry J Crompe as Editor and VP, and a full staff including Lawrence C Grossman Rennie L Adam Tim Conner Ray McCuen Betty Laurent Scott Ostler Steve LaRue Vaughn Proctor Dan Duffy Stan Tulledo.
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Lompoc
Act of Congr
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
California
North I St
Ae Regent
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
County May Join Reagan Program to Modernize Local Government
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson announced Santa Barbara County may participate in Governor Reagan’s local government modernization program. The county would contribute about 1209 of a 100000 statewide cost with a project staff to develop recommendations for modern, efficient government forms. The County Supervisors Assn. supports proposals recognizing differences among urban rural and suburban areas, with funds available in the 1973 74 budget.
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Santa Barbara
Ronald Agan
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
County Supervisors Assn
Closing stocks and market report summary
The notice lists closing stock prices and market remarks for a financial period. It references several securities with brief value movements and indicates general market activity. Related figures are incomplete due to OCR gaps.
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SY Valley
Third District
James M. Slater
Eee Valley
Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Sol Lefkowitz
John French
Daily Record
Santa Barbara County
S. Thornburg
Santa Maria
South C Street
South C
Howard Phillips
Office of Economic Opportunity
Community Action Committee
OEO
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Conklin
The
Conklin
Brown
Tim Conner
Wesley A. Huffman
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ass’n., Inc
Reagan
American Air
American Can
Apeco A
At&t Es
Beth Stl
Boise Cascade Bunker Ramo
Champ Hms
City Inv
Cordura
Air Line
Chrysler
Comput Sci
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Fleetwood
Ford Mtr Fuqua Ind
GAC Corp
Gen Dynam
Gen
Elec
Gen Mirs
Gen Tel Imprl Corp
Int Harv
Int
Paper
ITT
John Man
Lear Sieg Litton Ind
Lockheed
McDon Doug
Oxy Pac Swst Air
RCA
Rapid American Rapid American Wbs
Ind
Sears Roebuck Viva
Cal Edison
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil
Cal
Teleprompter
Teledyne
Telex
Texaco
Times Mirror
TransAmerica
Union Oil
US Steel
Westinghouse
Zapata Corp Indust
Trans
Utilities
Clos Vol
SPH
Gemini Cinema
Charley & the Angel
T Vera Oathseal
North H St
Hiway
B.C
METROCOLOR + PANAVISION
Edward G. Robin
Charlton Heston
Leigh Taylor
Young Plus 2Na
Bible Prophecy
Bible Assurance
Dale
Chemical Workers Union Hall
ST. Lompoc
M. D. Stewart
Spm
Technico
Walt Disney Productions
Cinemas& II
Massa
Golden Spud
H’ St
Northside Shopping Center
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