Summerland fights to remove oil symbol from beach area
Summerland citizens press to delete an O oil drilling symbol from beach properties west of Gaviota as the county weighs a new BD beach development zone. The Summerland Citizens Assn seeks county counsel help to map ownership of 10 disputed parcels amid ongoing court actions over a beach access road and past oil facilities.
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Summerland
Ocean
Gaviota
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Summerland Citizens Assn
Association
Frances E. Haider
Planning Department
Planning Commission
Union Oil Co
Sun Oil Co
Ocean Bluff
Southern Pacific Co
Sun Oil
Union Oil
Citizens’ Group
E.W
M.E
A. Deraita
Citizens
Lagomarsino reintroduces flood control cost sharing bill
Senator Robert J Lagomarsino reintroduces a bill in Sacramento to require local agencies and landowners to pay a fair share of flood control project costs. The measure would limit state funding for future development while keeping ownership costs for existing facilities. Montreal imposes strict pollution curbs to cut carbon monoxide and sulphur dioxide, banning long idling and limiting furnace emissions.
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Sacramento
California
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Lagomarsino
Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Senate Water Committee
Montreal
UPI
Death penalty proposed for bombing injuries in public buildings
A California Assembly bill would impose death or life imprisonment for bombings that injure people in public buildings with the option of life imprisonment if no one is hurt. The proposal, sparked by a San Francisco police sergeant's death, aims to deter random violence against police and public servants.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
Los Angeles
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Republican State Central Committee
San Francisco
Biddle
Second Annual Oyster Festival program ready Morro Bay hosts weekend events
Morro Bay prepares for the second Oyster Festival drawing several thousand visitors. The lineup includes a Friday teen dance at IOOF Hall with a $1 entry, a Saturday oyster stew feed at the Veteran's Building prepared by Ralph Johnson, free bed tours by boats noon to 5 pm, and a 2:30 pm party boat ride to the oyster beds. The festival closes Sunday with a Morro Bay High School Band concert in City Park conducted by Richard Shapley.
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Mor‘ro Bay
IOOF
Morro Bay
Oysters of California, Inc
Tiger’s Folly
Harbor Hut
Embarcadero
Morro
City Park
Morro Bay High School
Richard Shapley
Lompoc school bill gains committee approval for loan
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved emergency legislation to provide a 100000 loan for construction at Lompoc Junior High School. Sen. Lagomarsino and Assemblyman MacGillivray sponsor the bill to let the State Allocation Board authorize the extra funds.
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Sacramento
Lompoc Unified
Lompoc
Assembly
Ways and Means
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Santa Barbara
Ventura Counties
Lagomarsino
Don MacGillivray
State Allocation Board
Fly Projects
Hancock students display artificial stomach during campus Technology Fair
An artificial stomach built with Hancock College student input will be shown during Hancock Appreciation Week March 9 15 at the Science Complex Building 40 North campus. The exhibit features a three element pump and Hancock designed motors to simulate digestion under Dr Howell Harris Cancer and Heart Foundation guidance.
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Allan Hancock College
Hancock
Vocational Arts Department
Applied Arts
Technological Arts
Health Sciences
Howell Harris
Cancer Research Foundation
Heart Research Foundation of
Montecito
Dean Ray Mills
Richard Dixon
Dixon
Harris
Medican Research
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Addis Ababa
New York
New York Times
Ford
Ial
Tri- Counties
Llangollen
Wales
Civic Society
William Saunders
Maverick
Dearborn
Michigan
Beattie Motors
North H Street
Lompoc, Calif
Isotox
Konino
West Ocean Ave
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