Oil Emission Controls Tightened By County Board
County supervisors finalizes revisions to the petroleum code to curb emissions from onshore oil facilities in the South and North Coast. Utilities and major industries plan a 238000 dollar program to monitor air quality with new equipment, while sources in Ellwood and Embarcadero Rancho press for action on odor problems.
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Dick Praul
South Coast
North Coast
Board of Supervisors
Embarcadero Rancho
Ellwood
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Barbara County
San Luis Obispo
Fletcher
South Central Coast
Carlton Scott
Union Oil Co Western Oil and Gas Assa
American Petroleum Institute
Scott
Ventura
Santa Barbara
John English
Melvin A Casberg Jr
Susan Neuschul
Atlantic-Richfield Corp
Cathe McCammon
Santa Barbara League of Women Voters
County construction value rises in February across Santa Barbara
February construction activity in Santa Barbara County increased in all jurisdictions from a year ago with Ray Nokes noting a rise to 5 851 million for February and a year to date total of 30 750 million. Lompoc office reported 237 100 for February and 2706 million year to date, while Santa Ynez Solvang showed 26 17 million for February and 11 120 million year to date, driven by a Buellton 80 unit project and ongoing interest in large homes on acre to 10 acre lots.
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Santa Barbara
Ray Nokes
Lompoc
Santa Ynez-Solvang
Department
Buellton
Optimists invite pupils to enter speech contest
Lompoc Optimist Club announces the annual Youth Oratorical Contest for students under 16 as of January. Separate boys and girls contests will be held March 25 at the Royal Coach. Dinner is 7 pm for contestants and one coach per school, $5 by March 22. entries due by Thursday this week, contact Gary Ingraham or instructors.
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Lompoc Optimist Club
Gary Ingraham
Optimist Club
Ingraham
Lompoc
NRC opposes lowering radiation limits for power plants
Washington officials said the Nuclear Regulatory Commission rejects easing the permissible radiation dose from nuclear plants and commercial installations. The stance pits NRC against the Environmental Protection Agency, which has recommended a total population exposure cap of 25 millirems per year from all commercial sources.
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Washington
UPI
The
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Agency
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Closing Stocks Quoted by Lang and Co for The Record
Closing stock quotations are supplied to The Record via Lang and Co located at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with contact number 733 3551. The notice confirms the source and method of delivering end of day prices to readers.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
P R spring registration under way in Lompoc
Registration for Lompoc Parks and Recreation spring programs is open at 105 South C Street from 8 am to 3 pm. Offerings include Watercolor Thursdays 10 am to noon and Fridays 8 to 10 am, body shaping for women 10 to 11 am Tue Thu, youth beginning guitar 6 to 7 pm Wed Thu, adult beginning guitar 7 to 8 pm Thu, youth art ages 6-12 Saturdays 1 to 2 pm, advanced cake decorating Wednesdays 1 to 3 pm, beginning cake decorating Mondays 1 to 3 pm, nature-inspired design forms Tue Wed 7-9 pm and 10 am-noon, house plants Wed 6 to 8 pm and 8 to 9 pm, knitting and needlepoint Thu 10 am-noon, sewing techniques Tue 10 am-noon and Wed 7-9 pm, and Playschool for 4- and 5-year-olds Mon Tue Wed 9 and 10:45 am, plus for 3-year-olds Friday 9 am.
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Lompoc Parks and
Lompoc items mix DUI arrest and court actions
Daily Record reports Terence Darwin Tanner 23 of 1536 W Cherry Ave faces DUI action after last night arrest at Ryan Park with $1425 bail set for two prior DUI convictions plus charges of suspended license and open container. David Richard Upchurch 21 of 300 N Third St sentenced by Lompoc Municipal Court Judge Terrill F Cox to 10 days for battery and 15 more for bringing marijuana into Lompoc Jail, both misdemeanors. Dr James Fadiman talks altered states of consciousness at Allan Hancock College student center tomorrow. City Council meets 7:30 pm at city hall with public hearing on electrical code amendments and subsidized transit. Allan Hancock trustees seek collective bargaining policy, board reorganizing, and bids on new computer system. Walter Conrad notes agencies must apply by April 1 to certify representation.
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Terrence Darwin Tanner
W. Cherry Ave
Tanner
Ryan Park
Lompoc
David Richard Upchurch
Third St
Terrill F Cox
Cox
Upchurch
City Hall
Walnut Ave
Lompoc Valley
Allan Hancock Community College
California Teachers’ Association
California School Employe Association
Walter Conrad
VAFB Big Brother program wins SAC humanitarian award
Vandenberg Air Force Base receives Gen Bruce K Holloway Humanitarian Award for the Big Brother Christmas program. Generals Dougherty and the base celebrate the year long effort that ends with a Santa Claus party for 200 underprivileged children from Lompoc Santa Maria and Guadalupe. Active duty volunteers from Vandenberg units serve as Big Brothers and Sisters aiding local Salvation Army organizers.
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SAC
Russell Dougherty
Bruce K. Holloway
Vandenberg
Stuart Sherman Jr
Offutt Afb
Ned Lyle O. Remde
Air Force Association
VAFB
SAC Humanitarian Award
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Bruce K Holloway
Russell E. Dougherty
Salvation Army
Santa Claus
Air Force
County Grand Jury gets extra funds amid probes
The County Grand Jury, amid probes into several county departments, won an added 21000 by the Board of Supervisors at the request of Presiding Judge Floyd C Dodson and foreman Frederick J Harrison. An additional 11000 was approved for next year's audit of county fiscal records as part of the state mandated duties. The panel continues to scrutinize the Office of Environmental Quality and Probation Department, with a high priority on a potential Environmental Appeals Board and pending ballot measures.
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Board of Supervisors
Floyd CC Dodson
Frederick J Harrison
Harrison
Environmental Appeals Board
Scott Glenn
Grand Jury
Office of Environmental Quality
Glenn
James Buchert
Harrell Fletcher
Robert E Kallman
Appeals Board
ORQ
Probation Department
Harris
SAMTEC workers honored for 90 years combined service
Three SAMTEC employees at Vandenberg Air Force Base received recognition certificates for 90 years of total federal service. Rov E Geisinger of Santa Maria and William J Letson and John H Sams of Lompoc were praised by Colonel Alvin L Reeser for 30 years each. Geisinger, chief engineer of the Range Missile Flight Control Division, joined the Western Test Range in 1964 after deputy range safety work at Point Mugu. Letson came in 1963 from Fort Monmouth in New Jersey, previously in Range Operations Communications. Sams, a program support manager, has been with Vandenberg since before the Western Test Range’s founding, serving at Point Arguello and in the Navy during World War II.
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Mike Petransky
Vandenberg
Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Rov FE Geisinger
Santa Maria
William J. Letson
John H Sams
Lompoc
Alvin L Reeser
Sams
Naval Missile Center
Point Arguello
United States Navy
Ford hints Soviets may buy more U S grain
President Ford told Ohio Farm Bureau members that the Soviet Union may purchase additional American grain soon. He noted about 13 million tons of US wheat and corn have already been bought in the current year and said their bad harvest and great needs could lead to more purchases.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Soviet Union
Ohio Farm Bureau
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Price data on state water asked
The County Water Agency directed staff to prepare pricing for State Project water and to seek firm commitments from county water purveyors before the January 1, 1977 deadline for possible continuation of the Coastal Aqueduct project. Supervisor Harrell Fletcher chairs the agency. Maurice Fk Twitchell of Santa Maria urged that commitments and payments determine county action rather than a voter referendum. Engineer-Manager Charles H. Lawrance noted some agencies may struggle to estimate but called the move constructive.
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County Water Agency
State Department of Water Resources
Harrell Fletcher
Maurice Fk Twitchell
Santa Maria Twitchell
Santa Barbara
Charles H. Lawrance
Lompoc Psychic Dixie Yeterian to Lecture Saturday
Lompoc author and psychic Dixie Yeterian will speak at 7 30 pm Saturday at the United Church of Christ 3346 Constellation Road Vandenberg Village. The public is invited with a 1 donation at the door. Her first book Exploring Psychic Reality just released by Crown Publishers.
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Lompoc
Dixie Yeterian
United Church of Christ
Constellation Road
Vandenberg Village
Mrs Yeterian
Crown Publishers, Inc
Rains Aide to Hold Office Hours in Lompoc
Rosemarie Fanucchi, aide to Senator Omer Rains, will hold office hours Thursday in the office of Supervisor Beattie at 401 EF Cypress Ave in Lompoc.
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Omer Rains
Rosemarie Fanucchi
Lompoc
Beattie
Cypress Ave
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