Park Commission to Tour County Facilities This Week
The County Park Commission plans its annual county tour starting Thursday at 10 am from the South Coast and ending with a 2 pm session at the Lompoc County Building. Highlights include Rincon Beach Park, Los Alamos Park, Ellwood Pier transfer from Signal Oil, Nojoqui Falls lease discussions, and a call to study a 10 acre Toro Canyon Rd wood preserve.
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County Park Commission
George H. Adams
Lompoc
Rincon County Beach Park
Los Alamos County Park
Adams
Ellwood Pier
Signal Oil Co
Carpinteria Valley
Toro Canyon Rd
Ellwood pier renovation projected at 500000 dollars
The 2200 foot Ellwood pier renovation is estimated at about 500000 dollars. Signal Oil plans to turn the pier over to the county for recreation with a 150000 dollar donation. County funds may cover land needs and local costs total around 50000 dollars.
Transit strike ends as RTD resumes normal service in SoCal
The Southern California Rapid Transit District reports buses running normally after a week long strike by 650 Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1277 mechanics shut down Los Angeles area transport. About 400000 riders affected across four counties.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Southern California Rapid Transit District
RTD
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
Amalgamated Transit Union
California Far From Snowiest State Despite White Gold Image
The piece notes Michigan Minnesota and North Dakota have less snow than California which sees heavy Sierra snow with over 70 feet in spots and five feet in a day at Giant Forest. It explains snow’s value for water supply to San Francisco Los Angeles and farms, describes measurement tech and historic snows and disasters such as Paradise Mount Rainier Donner Party and 1910 Cascade avalanche.
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UPI
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
California
Sacramento
Sierra
Tamarack
Canada
Mexico
West Coast
Pacific States
Los Angeles
Weather Service
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Bob Elford
Hardy
Blue Canyon
Woodruff
Utah
Paradise
Mt. Rainier
Washington
United States
San Diego
Fort Meyer
Fla
Tampa
Galveston
Tex
Donner
Cascade Mountains
Great Northern Railway
Cascades
Telephone of the future at Pacific Telephone 1980s vision
UPI reports Pacific Telephone and Telegraph projects new services by 1980. A special tone will alert when others ring, calls can transfer to visiting homes, phones monitor sleeping children, and two digit codes will speed dialing. Party lines would be practically eliminated.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
America
Senate panel to hear California coastal control bill
SACRAMENTO. A Wedworth bill to form a California Coastal Resources Controls Authority and five boards advances after Assembly approval of a tougher coastal protection measure by Sieroty. The Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee will hear Wedworth's proposal today.
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Sacramento
UPS
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Beilenson
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
UPI
California
Senate
Assembly
James Q. Wedworth
D Hawthorne
Senate Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee
Wedworth
California Coastal Resources Controls Authority
Coastal Area Boards
Alan Sieroty
Assembly Planning and
Sieroty
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New York
Ball
City Hall
Manhattan
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W. Va
Buffalo Creek
West Virginia
The
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Col
William S. Maroney
Vietnam
Saigon
Vps
U.S
MAGAZ
Weight Watchers
Santa Barbara Robinson's Dept
State St
E! Prado Inn
Goleta
Horn O' Plenty
Fairview Shopping Center
No. Fairview Ave
Santa Maria Vandenberg Inn
Broadway
Moose Lodge
W. Laurel
Selma
Selma Rifkin
Kern
Santa Barbara
Antelope Valley
Santa Barbara County
de la Vina Alpha Beta
A. Mt Eee
Wes
Wemeey
Calif
Palm Springs
Senate Committee
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