UCSB Referendum Date Churns as Supervisors Weigh May or Summer Ballot
County leaders debated whether the Exxon rezoning referendum should run on May 27 or in the summer. Second District’s Robert Kallman signaled he would decide the petitions’ fate, while Beattie noted a summer vote could raise $750,000 yearly if the measure fails. Frost argued the issue would fail without student turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Exxon Corp
UC Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Antion
Frank Frost
Mexico
James M. Slater
Slater
Robert Kallman
Kallman
James Rickard
County Elections Bureau
Francis H. Beattie
Harrell Fletcher
Beattie
Exxon
Las Flores Canyon
UCSB
Frost
El Capitan Angus herd sale and ranch up for sale
The El Capitan ranch auction grossed 19050 from equipment including a hay stack bale loader and truck while 152 head of Angus cattle sold for 44685. Buyers led by 14 year old Dennis Holmdahl purchased four females with calves. The Nebrask a Nebraska herd of 3000 head and Lompoc herds influence the market as El Capitan plans a 500 head Nebraska operation and lists the 309 acre Jalama Road ranch for 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Valla
Burke
Dennis Holmdahl
Lompoc
Walt Holmdahl
Dennis
Jules Berman
el Capitan Angus
el Capitan
Nebraska
el Capitan Enterprises
Berman
Arizona
Wyoming
el Capitan Angus Ranch
Jalama Road
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Newspaper Listing Staff
The Lompoc Record is identified as a second class mail publishing in Lompoc California under a Superior Court decree. It lists staff roles including publisher editor and managers and notes affiliations with several press associations and bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Datzler
Ranchers Seek Brighter Image Through Global Tours
De Wayne Holmdahl leads a 30 member California agriculture delegation visiting Africa and Egypt for two weeks to improve public ties. The group, part of the Agriculture Education Foundation, studies economics, humanities, society, religion and public relations during classes at Cal Poly SLO Pomona Fresno State or UC Davis. They met Nigerian agriculture ministers, toured Pretoria and Nairobi and learned Africa may become a future US beef market partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bystan Tulledo
Agriculture
Lompoc
de Wayne Holmdahl
Santa Barbara
Walt Holmdahl
de Wayne
Holmdahl
Miguelito Rd
Davis
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Cal Poly Pomona
Fresno State University
UC Davis
University of Pretoria
South Africa
U.S
Nairobi
Nigeria
Africa
California
Agriculture Education Foundation
Sunkist
John Deere
Santa Maria
Controversial Mountain Studio Plan Advances With Noise Controls
The plan to turn Hidden Valley Ranch resort land near San Marcos Pass into a recording studio drew heated public comment from Trout Club and Rancho San Jose residents. Environmental officials will approve the negative declaration after revisions to limit noise beyond the 66 acre site, with safeguards for outdoor and indoor noise and assurances the operation uses less water. Painted Cave residents backed the project praising lower density and adequate fire protection as Thompson and Cook argued a prior permit remains valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
San Marcos Pass
County Office of Environmental Quality
OEQ
Trout Club
Rancho San Jose
Albert Reynolds
Dean Thompson
Santa Barbara
Ojai
Hidden Valley Ranch
Sweetwater Ranch
Ron Cook
Thompson
Cook
San Jose Creek
Painted Cave
Painted Cave Water Board
Robert Woods
County seeks auction site for surplus materials
County seeks a suitable site for a May 31 auction of surplus materials. Purchasing Agent William Stickney has approval but cannot find space after the Transportation Department nixed the county road yard. Santa Barbara Municipal Airport officials refused hangar or airstrip use, while hospital parking is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Purchasing Department
William Stickney
County Transportation Department
Stickney
County Road
Cathedral Oaks Rd
Santa Barbara Municipal
Goleta
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Calle Real
Goleta Valley
Santa Ynez Lot Split EIR Receives Negative Declaration
The County OEQ held a Thursday review for a 19.97 acre property north of Santa Ynez. Albert F. Reynolds declared the negative environmental declaration complete. Applicants include Dr. Robert Teagle as agent, resident of Hidden Hills, with two other applicants involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Santa Ynez
County Office of Environmental Quality
OEQ
Albert F
Development shifts Calzada area from farm to housing parcels
A staff report notes Calzada Avenue land south of Baseline is split into 5 acre and 4.97 acre parcels with residential one acre estate zoning and prime to non-prime soils. Dry farming noted and septic tests urged. The project aims to drive agricultural to residential use. Separately two Lompoc students earned $75 each for third place in Bank of America's 1975 Achievement Awards. Christine Whalley won fine arts while Phyllis E Levash won vocational arts.
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Calzada Ave
Baseline Ave
Lompock
Bank of America
Christine Whalley
Phyllis E. Levash
Community outings and events in Lompoc Santa Maria Valley
The Lompoc Santa Maria Valley Model A Club invites the public to an outing at La Purisima Mission on Sunday March 23 starting 11 a.m. Owners of old cars may join a club picnic. Also featured: Stella Reed and Helen Smith on Direction 75 TV at 10:30 p.m. on KCOY-TV. Religious singers perform with Westmont College Choir at Calvary Baptist Church Tuesday 7:30 p.m. ICWU Local 14 Ladies Auxiliary Easter egg party Saturday March 22 at 2 p.m. YMCA gymnastics classes for ages six to high school begin April 1 at Lompoc Junior High School gym. register at 222 No. 1 Street or by calling 6-YMCA.
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Lompoc-Santa Maria Valley
la Purisima Mission
John Neitz
Stella Reed
Helen Smith
Central California Women In Chambers of Commerce
Direction ‘75
Kcoy-Tv
California
U.S
Westmont College
Calvary Baptist Church
Vandenberg Village
John Lundberg
International Chemical Workers Union
ICWU
Ladies Auxiliary
Thompson Park
Union Hall
Gloria Terrones
Gloria Howell
No. 1
YMCA
Also Mentioned on This Page
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Kenya
Ethiopia
Egypt
Swaziland
Lompoc Valley
de Wayne Holmdehl
Mountain Recording Studio
Plan
Trout
Doug Campbell
Jan Rohrbach
Robert Brandts
Brandts
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
APECO
At&t Anaconda
Beth Sd
Boeing
Boise Coe
Braniff Air
Bunker Ramo
Champ Homes
Chrysler
Sci
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Ford Mtr
GAC Corp
Dynam
Elec
Tell” Gulf Oil
Imprl. Corp
Int
Harv
ITT
Johns Man
Kaiser Ind
Lear Sieg
Lockheed
L.T.V. Corps
Doug
Apd Ee Ben Ae Old
Ea, Gas & Elec
Pac. Inst
Air
RCA
Rapid American Wts
Sambos
Sears Roebuck
So. Cal. Edison Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Teledyne
Teleprompter
Texaco
TransAmerica
Union Oil
United AC
U.S. Steel Westinghouse
Zapata Corp
Trans
Vandenberg Federal Credit Union Annual
N.C.O. Club
Jack Buchtel
Scandia
Bites Roe Solvang
Mission Drive
Daily Record
Kay Lee
Lompoc Junior High School
H’ Street
Your Family Theatre’ Movie Times
Dial
Walt Disney
Woh DI van Dike Wund Kwan
Technicols
Vea
Andy Warhol
Hong Kong
National General Pictures Bele
North H Street
Hwy
B.C
Bryanston Pictures
Leomek
Gemini Cinema
Northside
Outer Space
Creature
Iblack Lagoon
Charlies Champlin
LOS Angeles Times
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