Critics Challenge Federally Funded Addiction Rehab Plan
Critics pressed Monday on a $137,000 Santa Barbara County pilot for civil commitment and rehab of narcotics addicts backed by the Santa Barbara Police Department. The Board of Supervisors postponed decision to April 1 for more information, amid concerns over civil rights, detention at Corona, and facility limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Corona
Frank Forster
County Medical Society
Committee On
Frank Frost
Brad Curry
Civil Liberties Union
James M. Slater
John W. Carpenter
Hass
Beautification Commission discusses 5000 budget plan
The Beau tification Commission outlined a 5000 budget to fund landscaping on Wye Street library grounds benches North Ave trash and planting containers downtown and a city policy on street tree trimming. The balance stood at 4708.05 with council approval pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Tulledo
H St
North Ave
College
Pine Ave
North H St
Magnuson
Dave Schwark
Stephanie Bullock
Commission
Bullock
Park and Recreation
Mike Siminski
Siminski
Schwark
Park and Recreation Commission
Julia Sand
Cabrillo Wins Chess In County High School Showdown
Lompoc defeats Cabrillo 4-0 in the first of two matches to decide Santa Barbara County High School Chess League title. Lompoc, coached by Norman Larson, fields George Fuchala Calvin Welsh Mike Benesh and Terry Brecksmith. Cabrillo, coached by Bernard McGivney, fields Ross Perry Keith Laband Robert Byrd and Mike McSwain. A second match comes next Monday to determine the winner on cumulative score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Santa Barbara
County board OKs Resources and Collections merger with Auditor-Controller
Santa Barbara County supervisors approved merging the Resources and Collections Department into the Auditor-Controller office effective May 1 as part of a broader effort to streamline county finances. The move follows a prior year consolidation of the county clerk and recorder operations and aligns with a new accounting system planned for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Floyd
Advertising salespersons and trade association members
The notice lists advertising salespersons Marilyn Baird Francis L. Butch McCann and Jack Neland as well as membership in major press associations including California News paper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute InterAmerican Press Association and California Press Association. It states subscription rate two dollars and twenty five cents per month for home delivery or mail paid in advance, with publication daily except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Baird
Francis L
Butch’’ McCann
Jack Neland
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Obituary for Stanley Paton Drycleaning Operator
Funeral services for Stanley Paton, former Perry's drycleaning operator on South H Street, were pending at McPeek Mortuary. He died this morning at home. Paton retired to manage other business interests and originated basketweave fences and plantings that screen vacant South H Street lots, obtaining contributions from local businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Paton
McPeek Mortuary
Mr. Paton
Perry’s
South H Street
Impact plan costs set at 32000 dollars for Goleta project
A draft environmental impact report for a proposed 23 million oil and gas processing plant onshore pipelines and an electrical substation west of Goleta will cost the company 32000 dollars. The Board of Supervisors approved the recommendation to hire Daniel Mann Johnson and Mendenhall of Los Angeles to prepare the document with a 15 week timeline. Facilities would be located in Los Varas Canyon near Refugio in the western Santa Barbara Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goleta
Board of Supervisors
Albert Reynolds
Los Angeles
Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenahll
Exxon
Santa Barbara
Refugio
Los Varas Canyon
Unfreezing of county assets approved by board
Santa Barbara County Supervisors vote 3-2 to unfreeze General Fund items totaling 182161 and equipment totaling 29684 for a grand total of 211845. County Administrative Officer Raymond D Johnson says these items are needed and would add 34559 if bought next fiscal year starting July. They also unfreeze revenue sharing funds and authorize funding for 100 motor vehicle replacements to be auctioned later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Mix-up approves lot split in Santa Ynez by default
A county mix-up left Hastings Harcourt’s 320 acre Santa Ynez Valley property approved by default for a lot split after an appeal move. The Planning Commission had denied the split 5 to 4 and the appeal was due for a board decision within 15 days but hearing set March 16.
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Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Valley
Hastings Harcourt
County Planning Planning Commission
Harcourt
Stanley Hatch
Board of Supervisors
Hatch
Avco Savings and Loan
Earl C. Petersen
County Planning Commission
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Charles F. Catterlin
Chapel of San Ramona
Foxen Canyon
Carpinteria Historical Society
Helpman House
Santa Monica Rd
Carpinteria
Maple Ave
Fire district election opens June 4 primary on tax hikes
Santa Barbara County supervisors scheduled a June 4 primary special election for the County Fire Protection District to seek voter approval for progressive tax rate increases. Current 37 cent rate could rise to 73 cents next year and to 1.02 dollars within five years, with higher rates spreading to contracted local services. Chief Risdon warned of major service cuts if limits stay. Local groups argued for delaying until November. supporters cited potential staffing and wage changes, federal duty-hour shifts, and district consolidations across Hope, Mission Canyon, and Los Alamos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
John Risdon
County Taxpayers Assn
Raymond D. Johnsn
Risdon
Chet Knutila
Taxpayers’ Group
Cadillac
Michael T. Bennett
Bennett
Hope Fire District
Los Alamos
Mission Canyon District
James M. Slater
Mission Canyon
Hope
Curtis Tunnell
Daily records MINI-LAS VEGAS event set for March 23
Police report a burglary at Kenneth C. Fairbanks home 335 South Nest with no property taken. The article notes the burglarized residence and mentions resulting damage. Public invited to the Mini Las Vegas event March 23 at 6 p.m. 615 West Chapel Ave Santa Maria with a $3 per couple charge. information lines provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Independent Order of Foresters
West Chapel Ave
Santa Maria
Kenneth C. Fairbanks
South Nest
Burglar Stole $210 From Brower Home at 301 South O
Police report a burglary at Verle F. Brower’s home 301 South O Street with $210 stolen, including $200 in twenty dollar bills. A safe was pried open, and losses total estimated 210 dollars.
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Verle F. Brower
South O St
Vandenberg Afb
Allan Hancock College
Orville Howells
Wafb
Rgister
Lompoc
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Robert Schafer
David Ewing
Pulication
Scotty Brammeier
Robert Braummeier
Amherst Pl
Larry Payton
Lompoc Jaycees
Jaycees
March of Dimes
Jim Keeling
Jaycee
Scotty
Ryan Park
Wye
Turnin
Valley Drive-in
A Capella Choir
AHC
Alan Hancock College
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
No. H St
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
Ass'n
Norman Caldwell
Sue Higman
Sacramento
Gilbert F. Perleberg
Veterans Memorial Building
American Air
John Manee
American Can
APECO
Lear Sieg
Ou Tan
At&t
Litton Ind
Lockheed
Anaconda
McDon Doug
Beth St
Bunker Ramo
Pac
Last Air
RCA
Champ Hms
Rapid American
City Inc
Cordura
Air Line
GAC Corp
Dynam
US Steel Ee
Elec Ee
Westinghouse
Ae Zapata Corp
Indust
Imprl Corp
Trans
Mission Federal Savings and Loan Association
North H Street
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