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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1976

Page

2

Lilley resigns from County Planning Commission

Robert Lilley of Lompoc resigns after 11 years on the County Planning Commission to pursue a bid for Fourth District supervisor. Francis H. Beattie plans to name Boyd Bettencourt of Santa Ynez Valley as his successor, praising Bettencourt as capable to represent the valley’s diverse interests.

Veteran Robert Lilley Lompoc Commission Lilley Him Boyd Bettencourt Santa Ynez Valley Francis H. Beattie Bettencourt Elizabeth Weigand Carpinteria Tom Raycraft David Yager Malcolm Campbell Santa Barbara City College Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Robert C. Lilley Arthur D. Scott Jr Alberta Morgan Phyllis White Robert Hedlund Lompoc Valley

Lilley resigns from Montecito planning panel after long service

Longtime Santa Barbara area Planning Commission member Lilley resigns, noting the hot seat and front line role of planners. Appointment of Bettencourt would restore a Santa Ynez Valley voice on the nine member board, last represented by Zita Nielsen of Solvang before the mid January redistricting.

Planning Commission Board of Supervisors Bettencourt Santa Ynez Valley Zita Nielsen Solvang

Local suspects face multiple theft and DUI charges

TOMMIE Leonard Miller twenty four of 312 West Dr jailed on warrants for auto theft grand theft and petty theft from last August and September after arrest at Lompoc Shopping Center bail two thousand three hundred seventy five. LLOYD Ray Cole forty four of 1516 EK Oak Ave faces DUI action after morning arrest at Laurel Ave and N Street bail seven hundred fifty. RONALD Dean Carlson twenty two of 510 North I St bound over to Santa Maria Superior Court on burglary and grand theft charges after preliminary hearing March 9. not guilty plea entered. A misprint fix notes 1968-69 school employes number was two hundred sixty four not two hundred forty six. Lee Robbins soloist appearance at Valley Chapel Church Sunday canceled.

Tommie Leonard Miller West Dr Miller Lompoc Lloyd Ray Cole EK Oak Ave Cole Laurel Avenue N Street Ronald Dean Carlson North I St Santa Maria Superior Court Terrill F Cox Carlson

Roving Reporter Polls Saturdays Mail Delivery

The Record’s roving reporter asked passersby at the post office if they could do without Saturday mail to ease the postal service’s financial woes. Each week the columnist visits a new spot with a fresh question.

Postal Service Record

Planning director cites funding limits to curb pilot project

County Planning Director Britt Johnson told the planning commission that financial limits could prevent implementing the full pilot project proposed with State Coastal Commission approval. He said the Department faces a Sept 30 deadline and asked to extend fulfillment to Dec 31, noting a verbal denial from the commission and reliance on state reimbursement for county funds.

Britt Johnson Planning Commission State Coastal Commission Board of Supervisors Johnson Regional Coastal Commission Commission

Race for County Supervisor seats draws crowded fields

In three districts on the Santa Barbara County slate, incumbents skip re election as 16 candidates file by deadline for primary. Third District sees 11th hour bid by UC Santa Barbara geologist Donald Weaver alongside other qualified contenders.

Donald Weaver UC Santa Barbara Goleta Water Board Julian Endsley County Planning Department Weaver James M. Slater Santa Barbara William A. Sommermeyer Herman Farnum William B. Wallace Goleta Leo Martinez Frank J Frost

Tom Haney Named Head Of Lompoc District Attorney Office

Tom K. Haney, a 39 year old Santa Barbara attorney, will head the Lompoc District Attorney's Office starting April 12. He will serve as deputy district attorney, filling the vacancy created by Haynes Jones's retirement on January 30. Haney began payroll work yesterday and is training in the Santa Maria DA office for several days weekly.

Santa Barbara Lompoc Tom K. Haney Haynes Jones Haney Santa Maria

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