Lompoc Head Start seeks four year olds for 1975 76
The Lompoc Head Start program invites four year olds by Dec 4 1975 from low income families to enroll for the 1975 76 school year. Registration information is available by calling 66069.
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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1975
Page
2
The Lompoc Head Start program invites four year olds by Dec 4 1975 from low income families to enroll for the 1975 76 school year. Registration information is available by calling 66069.
More than 50 residents and mobile home park managers packed the Santa Barbara County Board hearing to protest loud music at Ruby Begonia's Road House. Supervisors ordered Health and Sheriff departments to assess noise with readings due March 24 and May renewal talks for the county permit.
Presiding Judge Floyd Dodson informs the Board of Supervisors he will hire court related staff in the Santa Barbara county clerk offices if a jurisdictional dispute with County Clerk Howard Menzel is not settled. Supervisors, Menzel, and county officials weigh bids for a new filing system as Dodson warns of illegal expenditures and possible state action.
Private funeral services for three month old Holly C McClain, victim of an accident, will be held at Lompoc Cemetery. She died Monday at Cottage Hospital. daughter of Mr and Mrs David R McClain of Carpinteria. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas F Doyle of Lompoc survive. Arrangements by Welch Ryce Associates in Santa Barbara.
County supervisors voted unanimously to lower the shutdown review trigger for new stationary facilities to 3 tons of emissions, down from 100 tons, impacting Exxon Corp. planned Las Flores Canyon oil and gas plant west of Goleta. Engineers say equipment redesign may not be needed, and emissions at 2 tons could be tolerated if air standards remain unmet.
Sheriff John Carpenter announced Gwen Guinn has been promoted to information services officer, the highest female rank in 124 years. She will head the records and communications division and join the sheriff's personal staff, building on a career as a pioneer in the department.
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