Two Ballots Considered For County Primary Election
County Election Bureau chief Bob Kirkpatrick weighs issuing two ballots to all 38 000 registered voters to ease counting amid a large governor slate and multiple local measures. He notes potential slower tabulation but possible voting time parity and contemplates consolidations with state and county races.
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County Election Bureau
Bob Kirkpatrick
Howard Menzel
Santa Barbara
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DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED ACTION IN NORTH M ST
Daily records show a 432-A North M Street resident facing court today on DUI charges with bail set at 1125 dollars. Burglars stole a 500 pound safe with 430 dollars from La Purisima Catholic School after breaking a window and dragging the loot to a pickup in the parking lot.
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Barbara Rowe
School closures eyed as trustees cut staff and enrollments drop
Trustees consider closing Miguelito Loma Vista and La Mesa as enrollment declines push hard decisions. The report notes 60 empty classrooms across fourteen elementary schools and salary cuts for two elementary principals, with options ranging from closing two schools to consolidating Maple High School at Hapgood Elementary and leasing a closed site to Allan Hancock College.
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la Mesa
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Hapgood
Hearing on metric lot size set by county board
The Board of Supervisors scheduled a public hearing for April 29 at 2 p.m. to consider amending minimum lot widths and areas under the metric system. First readings of Ordinance 661 and Montecito Ordinance 453 planned, with final action the following week.
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Red Cross Advice For Tornado Victims Relatives
Santa Barbara County Red Cross urges contacting relatives by phone or mail with self addressed envelopes. Officials say local workers are busy aiding victims and welfare inquiries will come later. Washington reports 800 disaster workers on duty amid the worst twister outbreak since 1925.
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Animal control ordinance questioned over legal issues
County deputy counsel Bruce Dodds raised legal questions about the revised animal control ordinance after it was approved for second reading. The main change would raise the annual dog license fee from $4 to $6, with edits planned to address ambiguities.
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Board of Supervisors
Bruce Dodds
Commission to hear lake report at monthly parks meeting
The County Parks Commission will review an updated report on the 320 campsite plan at Zaca Lake Resort and other items at its Thursday session starting at 10 am in the Board of Supervisors conference room. An update on the 1974 Bond Act will be presented, with a resolution of support and a special meeting to select projects on the agenda. The panel will also discuss a proposed ordinance banning dogs from county beaches and off road vehicle site selection.
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Zaca Lake Resort
Board of Supervisors
Flegge Warns On County Lot Splits Near Lompoc
Lompoc Planning Commissioner James Flegge vows opposition to county proposed lot splits near the city and La Purisima Mission. He seeks county action review while the city reiterates its advisory role and notes three public hearings precede current votes. The commission approved a church facility permit, a home business permit, a bikeways plan referral, and a split for apartment commercial development between Chestnut Laurel and O R streets.
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James Flegge
la Purisima Mission
Flegge
City Commission
Lompoc Man Arrested in Marijuana Sale Sweep
Lompoc police arrested 18 year old Robert Alan Burmester at 519 North E St on suspicion of selling marijuana. He was booked in Lompoc Jail with $5 000 bail as part of a police sweep that netted six suspects. Indictments may be sought next Tuesday before the County Grand Jury in Santa Barbara potentially sending cases to Santa Maria Superior Court.
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Funeral Rites Set for Bessie A. McCoy 86
Funeral services for Bessie A. McCoy 86 will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Starbuck Mortuary Chapel with Donald Alexander of the Church of Christ officiating. Interment follows at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. McCoy died April 6 while visiting in Las Vegas Nevada. She lived in Lompoc two years born 1887 in Michigan. Survived by husband Frank and two grandchildren. Friends may call today 1 to 8 p.m. and Thursday 9 a.m. until service time.
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Homeowners Exemption Deadline Set for 1974-75
County Assessor William H. Cook says 6,000 to 7,000 homeowners have not yet applied for the 1974-75 Homeowners Property Tax Exemption. Qualified filers gain about $200 in tax savings on a $1,750 assessed value reduction. Over 42,000 homeowners have already qualified. The deadline is Monday and the exemption becomes permanent if the owner continues residence at the same property. New homeowners may apply after purchase. procedures are being prepared to assist filings for the next tax year.
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William H. Cook
Closing Stocks Quotations Filed by Lang and Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with contact 733 3551. The item lists the latest end of day prices for a range of shares accordingly.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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