Referendum petitions filed against Exxon oil plant near Santa Barbara
The County Environmental Alliance submitted about 22 600 signatures to the County Elections Bureau seeking to overturn a 36 million onshore processing plant proposed by Exxon Corp 20 miles west of Santa Barbara. The effort targets a May 27 ballot if enough signatures are validated, with opponents warning of air pollution risk and supporters arguing for jobs tax revenue and energy supply.
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Dick Praul
County Environmental Alliance
County Elections Bureau
Exxon Corp
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Howard Menzel
Refugio State Beach Park
Exxon
Las Flores Canyon
Santa Barbara Channel
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Ocean
Carpinteria
Dean Coleman
University of California
Taxpayers Association selects leadership and notes protests
Roy W. Martens of Santa Maria is re elected President of the Santa Barbara County Taxpayers Association Inc at its Nineteenth Annual meeting held in Buellton Hugh D Young of Lompoc is installed as first vice president Donald J Frary of Santa Barbara as second vice president Edward Charvet Jr of Santa Barbara as third vice president and Richard L Temple of Santa Barbara as secretary treasurer Directors elected include Edward Charvet Sr R R Hardy Frank C La Flamme Stanley Lassere Robert C Lilley William F Luton F William Morf Jr Neal V Robinson Irving Souza and Curtis Tunnell The report notes environmentalist opposition to an onshore plant and hopes Gov Brown can veto offshore plans if the onshore plant is defeated Exxon has permission to advance offshore facilities near the production area with Shell and Standard Oil as partners potential output up to 1.1 billion barrels of oil and 77 million cubic feet per day of natural gas, heating 250,000 homes
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Roy W. Martens
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Hugh D. Young
Lompoc
Donald J. Frary
Edward Charvet, Jr
Richard L. Temple
Edward Charvet, Sr
R.R. Hardy
Frank C. la Flamme
Stanley Lassere
Robert C. Lilley
William F. Luton
Los Alamos
F. William Morf, Jr
Solvang
Neal V. Robinson
Irving Souza
Curtis Tunnell
Exxon
Shell and
Standard Oil Companies
U.S. Geological Survey
Lompoc rainfall total rises past a season mark
Scattered showers added .18 inch to the Lompoc Valley rainfall, lifting the season total to 15.70 inches. Last year at this time recorded just over 13 inches. ROY Michael Ellingson, 19, faces DUI charges after an off highway crash near Miguelito Park. he was taken into custody by the California Highway Patrol, bail set at $375. The article also lists local events and notices including a UCSB AAUW talk, Cal Poly Dean’s List inductees, Elks Lodge breakfast for Cerebral Palsy, Sierra Club bird hike, and community meetings. The Mobile X-Ray Unit will offer free chest X rays in Lompoc March 17.
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Lompoc Valley
Roy Michael Ellingson
Pine Ave
Miguelito Park
California Highway Patrol
Ellingson
Lompoc
Veteran's Memorial Building
Locust Street
Lompoc Record Adopts Legal Newspaper Status and Staff List
The Lompoc Record is designated as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and lists its publishing staff and officers. The paper operates as a California corporation with headquarters at 115 No. H St., Lompoc, and includes publishers, editors, managers, editors, and sales personnel. The publication also notes affiliations with industry associations and press bodies.
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Lompoc
California
Tim Conner
Jeffery W. Adam
Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Adrienne McAdam
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Howard Dotzler
Scholarships for CAP members offer over 40000 in aid
Civil Air Patrol offers more than 40000 in college scholarships and grants this year, open only to CAP members. Captain Florence Whitefield, CAP commander, notes applications are reviewed by Maxwell AFB HQ and that joining CAP does not guarantee funds. Good academic record and CAP activity boost chances.
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Civil Air Patrol
Florence Whitefield
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
CAP
Obituaries and public notices from Lompoc area deaths
Funeral services for Edwin L. Evans 83 will be at Gregory McPeek Mortuary Chapel at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Died March 10 in Lompoc District Hospital survived by daughter Barsha Clesson brother Robert Evans and four grandchildren. Rosary for Kenneth Ray Weidler 28 at 8 p.m. and funeral Mass at 9 a.m. Friday at La Purisima Church. Weidler born 1946 in Arizona died Monday in Lompoc District Hospital survived by wife Carolyn son Jason daughter Carrie parents and siblings. Funeral for Frank J. Huyck 57 at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel 1 p.m. interment Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born Lompoc 1917 died Monday. last resided 416 N E St. employed by Santa Barbara County Road Department. Survived by wife Effie two sisters two brothers and many nieces and nephews. Call 2 to 8 p.m. today. Services for Keith A. Davis 54 at Gregory McPeek Mortuary interment at Lompoc. Born 1920 in Iowa died Sunday in Florida resided 1217 W Airport Ave retired Navy 16 years and civil service on Vandenberg AFB charter Fleet Reserve members. Survived by wife Coral two daughters two brothers three sisters and a niece and two grandchildren. Donations to American Cancer Society. Congressman Bob Lagomarsino announces vote against 330 million South Vietnam aid due to manpower and tactics concerns after briefings.
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Edwin L. Evans
Gregory McPeek
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Missouri
Evans
Lompoc District Hospital
W. North Ave
Lompoc
City National Bank
Beverly Hills
Kenneth Ray Weidler
Gregory-McPeek
la Purisima Catholic Church
Mr. Weidler
Arizona
Bixby Ranch
Carolyn
Jason
Carrie
Charles Weidler
Edward Cahill
Oregon
David Geinstead
Gerry Weidler
Donald Weidler
Frank J. Huyck
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
W. Murray Gibbons
Huyck
N. E St
Santa Barbara
Effie
Helen Wade
Berdena Martin
Andrew
Orcutt
Les Huyck
Arroyo Grande
Keith A
Pete) Davis
Gregory- McPeek Mortuary
Mr. Davis
Iowa
Florida
Airport Ave
Coral
Susan Taylor
Minnesota
Barbara Knowling
Mississippi
Dan Davis
Myron Davis
Mary Mayo
Long Beach
Kay Gaffney
Alice Parry
Jeannine Easton
American Cancer Society
Advisory unit set to be called for county water study
A reactivated County Water Agency Advisory Committee is to resume sessions under Water Agency Chairman Harrell Fletcher of Santa Maria. The panel will review an updated comprehensive study on supplemental water needs across county areas with new district appointees from Santa Barbara Santa Maria Goleta Lompoc and other communities.
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Water Agency
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
First District
Frank Frost
Carpinteria
Charles Dibble
Joan Kerns
Montecito
T.F. van Natta
Santa Barbara
Robert E. Kallman
Maxwell C. Pellish
William R. Bollay
T. Arthur Kvass
Franklin E. Lowance
Kallman
Charles Catterlin
Andrew Petersen
Santa Ynez
Petersen
Arthur D. Scott
Virgil Phelps
Lompoc
Francis H. Beattie
Maurice F. Twitchell
Hubbard S. Russell, Jr
Cuyama
Owen S. Rice
Curtis Tunnell
County approves mental health plan and budget proposal
The Board of Supervisors approved submitting to the state a county mental health services plan and a Short-Doyle budget of 5.4 million for 1975-76. The county share is 341,912, up from 287,000 this year, with Dr. Charles Allen noting the advisory board unanimously recommended approval.
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Board of Supervisors
Charles Allen
Allen
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Cal Poly
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Gary Lauver
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John P. McNabb
Sylvia J. Muzzio
Michael J. Sherman
Alvin E. Walker
the Elks Lodge
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Ocean Park
Robert G. Thompson
Lompoc Unified
Gail Steiger
Tri County School Board Assn
Santa Barbara City College
Thompson
John de la Rosa
William H. Jackson
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Goleta Union School District
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Olive Elliott
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Santa Barbara County
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Bob Lagomarsino
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Harry Novak
Wilbur Pueva E
Board Oks Mental Health Program
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McPeek
H’ Street
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Dial
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Clark Gable
Viven Leigh Leslie
Olivia
Ana ‘Ton
Silver Fox
Sam Davenport
Begorra
Myadec
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Parke-Davis
Lompoc, Calif
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