Santa Barbara County OKs north county jail and juvenile hall plan
County supervisors push a $1.9 million north county building program for a sheriff rehabilitation center and a Santa Maria Juvenile Hall plus sheriff substation addition. Construction aims for a 1975 completion with funding from revenue sharing and a state grant, while concerns over windowless designs from the ACLU are addressed.
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Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Raymond D. Johnson
Stewart Kerr
Schmandt and Lenvik
Johnson
California Commission On Criminal Justice
Paul Price
SAVE
American Civil Liberties Union
Kerr
ACLU
Aclu Legislative Action
Bob Langfelder
Lompoc Planning Commission Acts on Lot Splits and Subdivisions
The Lompoc Planning Commission approved a lot split and several subdivision requests while declining three county lot split proposals. Commission members faced a late adjournment for lack of a quorum before George Barnes arrived to restart the meeting. The panel reviewed a proposed 80 acre Wilson property division at A Street and Central Avenue and considered county referrals for parcels east of Highway 246 and near Four Corners, with some members raising concerns that further splits could spur density and zoning changes.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
County Planning Commission
Wilson
Central Avenue
Highway 246
Four Corners
Flegge
la Purisima Road
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Plan for Valley growth targets growth, housing, and open space
A tentative list of Lompoc Valley long range goals outlines sound growth and blight avoidance through public and private facilities, with housing and transportation planning, open space conservation, and scenic cultural aims. It urges protection of fertile agricultural lands and livestock grazing areas while emphasizing atmosphere protection and wastewater recycling to potable standards.
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Lompoc Valley
Hugh D. Young
William Fick
County Planning Commission
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Under Superior Court Decree
The Lompoc Record, a legal newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications in Lompoc California, lists its publishers editors and executives under Superior Court Decree No 47065. This entry notes second class mail status and office details at 115 No H St with contact 736-2313.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Tim Conner
Robert Bostick
Wesley A. Huffman
Horsemen oppose ordinance amid countywide controversy
Mrs. Carpenter reads a petition opposing a new rural ordinance. Horsemen warn of 22 manure piles daily per horse and critique outsider influence on rural Calif. residents. Montecito Protective and Improvement Assn backs amended rules but local officials debate timing and copies.
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Montecito Protective and Improvement Assn
County Board Hearing Debates $5 Horse License Fee
A county hearing drew a capacity crowd of horse owners upset by a proposed $5 license fee aimed at regulating equine activity. Mrs. George Obern backed amendments for twice weekly cleanup of corrals and stables in unincorporated areas. The fee would fund county enforcement and riding trail maintenance.
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Board of Supervisors
George Obern
Hope Ranch
YMCA Camp Opportunities Open For Youth Leadership
The YMCA offers summer camping and leadership training with interviews starting April 15. Positions at Lake Sequoia Camp Ocean Pines and special camps exist, with applications at 222 North Street or by calling 6 YMCA.
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YMCA
North Street
Lake Sequoia
Camp Ocean Pines
Al Autry reshapes Lompoc development process
In a four part series, Al Autry, Lompoc Community Development Director, earns praise for smoothing permits and planning. He introduces one stop shopping, a unified building construction fee, reduced parking requirements, stronger ARB guidelines, and steps to attract clean industry while easing prior delays.
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Lompoc
Stan Tulledo
Henry Kissinger
al Autry
Autry
City Hall
Planning Commission
Tri-Counties
Architectual Review Board
ARB
Lompoc committee backs Monte Catterlin for State Senate
Eugene Huseman Barbara Holt and Helen North lead the Lompoc committee for Charles F Monte Catterlin to run for State Senate. California Chapter No 4 Pearl Harbor Survivors Association plans its April 13 meeting in Santa Maria at Merrells Steak House at 6 p.m.
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Eugene Huseman
Barbara Holt
Helen North
Lompoc
Charles F. ‘‘Monte
Catterlin
State Senate
California
Pearl Harbor Survivors Association
Santa Maria
Merrell’s
E. Main Street
Late arrest in local drug sweep in Lompoc
Police yesterday nabbed Richard Earl Bowen 25 of 132% South B Street at Johns Manville Park on a marijuana sales charge. Six suspects from last week’s sweep were to be arraigned in Lompoc Justice Court as authorities pursued additional arrests in the narcotics probe.
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Lompoc
Richard Earl Bowen
South B St
Johns Manville Park
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California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
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George Sting
Goleta Valley
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Frost Intially
James M. Slate
Daily Record
Shery Ann Allen
Goleta Valley Community Hospital
Highway 101
el Camino School
Buena Vista
North I Street
Veterans Memorial Building
Federal Correctional Institution
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Jose Mendoza-Gallardo
Mexico
Este Lompoc
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Anaconda
Beth Stl
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Exxon
Fuqua Ind
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Telex
Texaco
Times Mirror
TransAmerica
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Zapata Corp
McPeek Family
State Department of Insurance
S. Broadway
Los Angeles
Calif
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North “’H” Street
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