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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
3
The Lompoc City Council voted 3-1 to reject a proposed ordinance making use permits mandatory for automobile service stations. The council instructed the planning commission to let the architectural review committee regulate service stations with architectural conditions.
The meeting for sponsors of a parade float will be held at 7 30 p m at 217 West Maple Avenue. Lompoc Jaycees will direct parade activities and discuss guidelines and participation requirements. Call Larry Payton at RE 6 1717 for details.
The Lompoc City Council approved a five year plan to develop tourism as a major city industry and create a nine member tourism promotion committee. The panel will include members from the chamber of commerce economic development committee council beautification commission the fourth district supervisors office Vandenberg AFB and a community member at large. The council also urged staff support and funding to implement the plan and at least one woman on the committee. The session noted Lompoc's assets including ocean parks the missions and flower seed industry.
White House Communications Director Herbert Klein said mail to the White House is heavily in favor of President Nixon's moratorium and busing plan. He noted broad public support and said he had checked with some Congress members who also back the program.
Police in Lompoc have cracked down on motorcycle and offroad vehicle riding within a triangle bounded by Highway 246 Seventh Street and Berkeley Drive back fences. A reserve officer guards the area on weekends as patrols continue. Four to five misdemeanor trespass citations were issued since the crackdown began. Berkeley Drive residents complained of noise and dust, and property owners signed papers authorizing removal of violators.
Directors of Lompoc Hospital District will choose a site for a long term nursing home and outline a bond election to raise about 1.5 million for the project. The plan covers a multi phase program to meet Valley medical needs for the next 20 years and includes recent city cooperation on Hickory Avenue.
Roy D Amore, 53, dies in a motorcycle accident in Long Binh Vietnam on March 15. Rosary is Friday at 7 30 p m at McPeek Family Mortuary and Mass Saturday at 10 30 a m at Queen of Angels Church Mission Hills with military honors at Evergreen Cemetery. He was born February 10 1919 in Syracuse New York and retired as a Lt Col in the U S Army Chemical Corps in 1963. He worked for the Army Civil Service the past five years and spent the last two and a half years in Vietnam. Survived by widow Rosemary and four children Michele Rayann Joseph and Anthony all of 4139 Polaris Avenue Vandenberg Village.
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