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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1976

Page

2

Advisory planning council confusion in Santa Ynez Valley

In the Santa Ynez Valley a clash of advisory planning bodies surfaces as the county advances plans for an elected regional planning commission. Supervisor Francis H Beattie promotes an Upper Santa Ynez Valley Planning and Zoning Committee while signaling the potential end of the Santa Ynez Valley General Plan Advisory Committee led by John Wiester. A county report due March 2 on the regional plan adds to the confusion as Local Agency Formation Commission pushes a regional option alongside continued Agricultural rezoning aims and multiple advisory groups.

Santa Ynez Valley Francis H Beattie Regional Commission Beattie Wiester Yeral Hesta Spon Doree Webb Card of Supervisors Board of Supervisors

UCSB Scholar William Rubin to present China trip slides

William Rubin of UCSB will narrate a slide program about his China trip at Lompoc Library Wednesday at 8 pm. The talk covers his Orient visit as a USChina Friendship Association member promoting friendship, trade, and eventual free diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China. Sponsored by the Democratic Committee, the event is open to the public.

William Rubin UCSB China Lompoc Orient Us-China Friendship Association People’s Republic of China Democratic Committee

Melodrama at Cabrillo High School Opens Friday

Cabrillo High School presents a melodrama by its vocal music department titled Rays to Riches. Opens Friday in the school cafeteria with a cast headed by Luke Ramsey and Kenny Wilson. Admission is 1 for those over 12 and 75 cents for younger children. The show features poverty, crime, a high speed chase, demons, and dramatic stunts.

Cabrillo High School Joe Mills Micky Maguire Luke Ramsey Kenny Wilson Low Ann Ramsey Mark Davidson Evangelin Browne Jayne Maughan Don Barajas Bob Story

Lompoc Daily Record Police and City News Briefs Event

Lompoc Beautification Commission meets 7 30 tonight in City Hall conference room with items on east entry sign H Street Ocean Avenue lighting and downtown revitalization budget plans. A Santa Maria woman Mary Compton 20 injured in crash on Zaca Station Road. taken to Santa Ynez Hospital then Vandenberg AFB Hospital with head and possible internal injuries. Authorities investigate a shed fire at Moore Mill and Lumber Co arson damage about 25. STEREO gear and 15 Bicentennial coins stolen in burglary of Vivian Ramirez home. William Arden Ruth 34 Buellton held on DUI charges after Sunday arrest in Santa Ynez bail under 1000. Stolen items include stereo components diamond watch and jewelry from local homes. Readings for Veronica’s Room at Lompoc Civic Theatre today through Wed with parts for four actors. Alabama film on international Catholic Charismatics convention to be shown in Lompoc area Monday and Tuesday.

Lompoc Santa Maria Mary Compton Zaca Station Road Foxen Canyon Road California Highway Patrol CHP Compton Zaca Road Santa Ynez Hospital Vandenberg Air Force Base Moore Mill and Lumber Co North D St Lompoc Southern Pacific Railroad Laurel Avenue D Street

Obituary for Marie Seifert 66 in Vandenberg Village

Marie Seifert 66 died Friday at Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital. Services are 2 p.m. Tuesday at Gregory McPeek Mortuary with Rev Charles Rauschek officiating. Interment private. Born 192? in Wisconsin, she lived in area 10 years at 39 Rigel Ave, husband Philip Seifert survives, plus a brother Henry Kruse of Washington and one grandson and two great grandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary today until 8 p.m. and tomorrow 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Marie Seifert Gregory McPeek Charles Rauschek Wisconsin Seifert Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital Rigel Ave Vandenberg Village Philip Seifert Henry Kruse Washington

Lompoc Council weighs 1975 NEC adoption and fee tweaks

Lompoc City Council gives first reading to adopting the 1975 National Electrical Code as the city standard with minor cost changes aside from a 50 to 75 dollar ground fault interrupter requirement. A second reading and fee increases for permits are delayed pending staff report and continued public hearing.

Lompoc Jack Lam Lam Community Development Department

Oil ordinance hearing set for second read in Santa Barbara

The Board of Supervisors will hold a 2 pm public hearing in Santa Barbara for second reading and adoption of revised County Petroleum Ordinance provisions aimed at tighter emissions control. Air Pollution Control Director John English to clarify questions from the hearing. objections cite loopholes and excessive leeway for County Petroleum Administrator Joseph Green. Three GOP central committee vacancies filled. three Democratic seats to appear on June 8 primary with four filing for Dem seats.

Board of Supervisors Santa Barbara County John English Murray Lewis Sierra Club County Coalition Against Joseph Green Green English Republican County Central Committee Democratic County Central Committee Anne Sweet GOP Walter Bramble Lompoc Arlene Ballantyne Vandenberg Village Bob Erdmann Solvang

County debates ending long term stays at Cachuma Trailer Resort

County Parks Director Michael Pahos urges the Board of Supervisors to deny a Federal Bureau of Reclamation request to terminate 61 permanent residents and 48 camp sites at Cachuma Trailer Resort when the concession ends in April 1977. Bureau officials warn delays will stall conversion to short term use, complicating future campground needs. Cabrillo PTA to meet tonight at 7 30 with administrative dean Robert Wiener addressing discipline attendance and student rights.

Board of Supervisors Cachuma Lake Cachuma Michael H. Pahos Park Commission Federal Bureau Martin Martin Cabrillo Pta Robert Wiener

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