Council hands park plan to developers
Lompoc City Council accepted the parks and recreation commission recommendation to reject a proposed park on vacant land between Lompoc High School and the shopping center. The land, county owned and previously used as a blimp airfield, could be sold with 60 days notice, so renovation costs were deemed prohibitive.
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Lompoc
Parks and A Recreation Commission
Larry Flinkingshell
Parks and Recreation Commission
Stevens
George Hutson
Francis Beattie
John A. Coday
State Commission On
Samuel D. Durrett
Ocean Avenue
Laurel and Maple Avenues
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
National Service
Sol Lefkowitz
Santa
Council Plans Joint Meeting On Beautification and Water District
The council approved a joint meeting with the City Beautification Committee on April 2 at noon in the city recreation office and adjourned last night to March 9 to meet with the Santa Ynez Water Valley Water Conservation District at the Lions Inn.
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Santa Ynez
City wrecking yards face final deadline to move
The city gave two auto wrecking yards until April 1 to move from town or upgrade with fencing and landscaping. If no tangible proof of progress is shown by the March 16 council meeting, a public nuisance hearing will be set and court action to close the yards will follow.
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Lompoc
William Perry
Perry
Gene Wahlers
James
Longtin
Roy Velasquez
Roy
Velasquez
Sol Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Fire crews cap gas regulator at Del Norte park sparks heat loss
Firefighters sealed a broken gas regulator at Del Norte Mobile Home Park 321 W North Ave last night leaving sixteen homes without heat for over two hours ending about 8 30 p m No injuries were reported though officials warned about unregulated pressure in trailer stores.
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del Norte Mobile Home Park
North Ave
Lompoc Valley Riders Meet At Chemical Workers Hall
The Lompoc Valley Riders will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Chemical Workers Hall located at 514 South I Street. Club decals will be available and prospective members are invited to attend.
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Lompoc Valley
Chemical Workers Hall
South I Street
Tamale Sale by Mothers Helping Hands Club
A tamale sale will be held Saturday starting at noon by the Mothers Helping Hands Club. Tamales will be sold for 30 cents each at 118 South E Street. An Alateen group has been formed in Lompoc for teenagers from homes with drinking problems. Meetings
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Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mothers Helping Hands Club
South E Street
Lompoc
Record Cold Snap Mirrors January February Freeze
Temperatures plunged to 29 degrees last night, a notch above 28 the previous day, remaining below freezing. The cold period matches the area’s late January to early February deep freeze intensity.
County Board Finalizes Haskell Plant Conditions
County Counsel George P. Kading says the boards tasks in setting conditions for the Haskell hot mix plant near Buellton are finished after February 8 approval. The plan includes a three person monitoring team and Ringelmann No 1 standard sought by the Santa Ynez Valley Citizens Committee.
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George P. Kading
Board of Supervisors
Haskell
Santa Ynez Valley
Robert Moir Jr
Eldon Haskell
Kading
William Davison
Los Olivos
Youth group paints police station in Las Vegas
About 100 high school students and 4H junior leaders staged a youth cop in at the city police station using 30 gallons of paint to redecorate sections of the building. The event followed a theft report by a woman who urged community pride efforts and contractor guidelines were followed. Term 4 schedules at Allan Hancock College VAFE Center were announced with a 9 week term starting April 5 and registration windows March 22 to 31. schedules to be available March 15.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Nevada
Youth For Community Pride
Protests Freeze Doors as San Francisco Police Arrest Dozens
Antiwar demonstrators blocked draft office doors across the Bay Area on Tuesday. Police arrested at least 30 people, including many Stanford students, who formed human chains at Selective Service offices in San Francisco Oakland Berkeley San Jose and San Mateo.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Bay Area
Stanford University
Selective Service
Oakland
Berkeley
San Jose
San Mateo
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Joyce Wearstler
Ohio
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Daily Record
Alano Club
N. D St
Solvang
Santa Ynez Valley Bank
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Automobile
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North H Street
Arnold Insurance Agency
Banner Insurance Agency
FT. Worth, Texas
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International Service Insurance Company
Fort Worth, Texas
ST. Louis
Thomas Butler
Fort Leonard Wood
Butler
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Allan Hancock College
Vafe Center
John G. Dibble
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