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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1976

Page

2

Lighting cuts loom as districts face higher utility rates

North and south county special lighting districts expect cutbacks in 1976-77 if PG E and SCE raise rates. Transportation Director Leland Steward warned the Board of Supervisors that Service Area No 1 Orcutt Y may be the only district needing curtailment, while deficits threaten funding from the County General Fund. Utility rate hikes of about 20 percent are believed possible, with remedial actions needed to keep essential lights on.

Dick Praul North South County Board of Supervisors Transportation Leland Steward Steward Orcutt Y Pacific Gas & Electric Co North County Southern California Edison James M. Slater Francis H. Beattie Orcutt Fifth Avenue State Public Utilities Commission Pg&e Pg&e Company

Open space funding cut to save lights

County supervisors vote to slash open space funding in Service Area No 5 to keep most street lights burning. Fourth District urges balancing safety with budget as lights may be reduced by two percent starting May 1 and 1976 77 revenue capped at 59354 dollars.

Orcutt Harrell Fletcher

Massive 1300 Applicants Compete for 46 DA Child Support Jobs

The County Personnel Department screens 1,303 candidates for 46 positions to launch a expanded Child Support Division under District Attorney Stanley M. Roden. Delays in state legislation hindered implementation, with June 1 start for most roles and July for others. HH Lee Fisher, division chief, will earn 757.43 bi weekly.

Stanley M. Roden Wilbur S. Wagstaff Wagstaff HH Lee Fisher Fisher San Bernardino County

Brown signs bill allows Santa Barbara County 10th planning commissioner

Gov Brown approves a bill enabling Santa Barbara County to appoint a 10th planning commissioner. Supervisor Kallman sought the change to add a second appointee, joining the four other supervisors. Eight applications were already on hand as he referred the matter to the Second District Advisory Committee. Meanwhile, a separate Supreme Court ruling allowed illegal income on a federal tax return to be used in a criminal trial, upholding a conviction for conspiracy to fix horse races.

Board of Supervisors Gov Brown Santa Barbara County Robert & Kallman Planning Commission Second District Advisory Committee Washington UPI Supreme Court Ray D. Garner Los Angeles

City Beautification Commission to meet for downtown plan

A special meeting of the City Beautification Commission is set for 8 am Thursday in City Hall to study the downtown revitalization project. Lompoc court sentences include LeRoy Langford six months suspended jail and 48 hours with probation. Several other local cases are noted with jail terms and fines. A bicentennial concert by the Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo County bands is planned for March 28 at Allan Hancock College Pavilion with free admission.

City City Hall Leroy Langford Escalon Lompoc Terrill Cox Langford Santa Maria San Luis Obispo County Allan Hancock College

Best yet pledged for coronation in Lompoc festival

A new Bicentennial Flower Festival Coronation Ball committee in Lompoc promises the best event yet set for June 19 at the Veterans Memorial Building. Flower Festival officials name Dana Wahler as ball chair with co chairs Sandy Skinner Beverly Kempton and list divisional roles for decorations stage productions tickets publicity refreshments and entertainment by Lompo c High Jazz and Rock Group. Queen Contest candidates must be single ages 16 to 20 with selection based on total ticket sales and applications available at the Chamber of Commerce.

Lompoc Veteran's Memorial Dana Wahler Sandy Skinner Beverly Kempton Leslie Mayer Isla Hill Sue Dalton Barbara Lenius Laurie Palmer Barbara Schuler Linda Livingston Roger Evans Bar Chamber of Commerce Jerry Weakley Lompoc High School

Planners Back Ordinance To Fix Family Lot Line

Lompoc Planning Commission recommended approval for an ordinance allowing the Balaam family at 1309 W Nectarine Ave to create a new lot line that avoids their home. The measure goes to City Council for final approval. Commissioner Vernon Copeland dissented. The panel also set a zoning committee meeting to discuss the county general plan and ordered staff to review complaints about a motorcycle parts shop within 30 days.

Lompoc Davidson Sam

County to Rehire Thirteen Welfare Workers

The Board of Supervisors authorized filling 13 eligibility positions in the County Welfare Department to improve food stamp and AFDC services. Welfare Director Arthur Nelson said funding of $28,000 for the remainder of the fiscal year will bring service levels up to state requirements by July. Nelson noted layoffs saved funds and indicated those laid off would be contacted for possible rehiring.

County Welfare Department Board of Supervisors Arthur Nelson Nelson

Closing stocks and quotations from Lang and Co

Closing stock quotations are furnished the Record through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with phone contact 735 3551. The notice lists stock prices and market movements as of the closing bell.

Lang and Co Constellation Road Lompoc

Diver Anton Ruvolo Retrieved After Isla Vista Drowning

The 21 year old UC student and Air Force base employee Anton Ruvolo son of Col Sam Ruvolo died from drowning after entangling in a kelp bed near Devereux Point Isla Vista He and friend Richard Harbor a UCSB student were diving when trouble began and Ruvolo’s body was recovered at 10 30 a m by sheriff divers The coroner ruled drowning as the cause of death

Air Force Devereux Point Isla Vista Anton Tony) George Ruvolo University of California Sam Ruvolo Richard Harbor Ruvolo 3901St Strategic Missile Vandenberg Air Force Base Young Ruvolo Sheriff's Department Harbor UCSB

Obituaries and funeral notices from Lompoc area

Anton G Ruvolo 21 died Sunday in Santa Barbara funeral arrangements pending at Gregory McPeek Mortuary. George W Hogan 63 graveside service 10 am Wednesday Crestlawn Memorial Park Riverside Gregory McPeek Mortuary. Darrell Duke Mason 57 former Lompoc resident died in Santa Ynez Valley Hospital Saturday celebration of life Wednesday 8 pm Newhart Family Mission Chapel Santa Maria. Instrument will be private.

Anton G Ruvolo Santa Barbara Gregory McPeek Mortuary George W Hogan Crestlawn Memorial Park Riverside Gregory Mason Santa Ynez Valley Hospital Newhart Family Santa Maria

County Board Approves CETA Allocations and North County Funding

The board approved $51 036 in CETA funds as recommended by the Planning Council leaving $179 719 unobligated for the year. A 4 1 vote funded $43 574 for a law enforcement training program for six women including four minorities in Santa Barbara. Clement said 40 percent or more of CETA spending goes to north county, with some South Coast programs expanding northward. The Santa Barbara City Police Department earned a commendation from Isla Vista leader Lodise for innovative hiring practices, with the sheriff’s department noted as lagging.

Ceta Planning Council Board of Supervisors Harvey M. Clement Harrell Fletcher City of Santa Barbara Alberta Morgan Lompoc North County Clement North Isla Vista Carmen Lodise Lodise Sheriff's Department Community Action Commission

Bettencourt Named to Santa Ynez County Planning Commission

Lilley Boyd Bettencourt of Lompoc is appointed to the Santa Ynez Valley County Planning Commission, replacing Robert Lilley who resigned to run for Fourth District Supervisor. Bettencourt will take the seat next Wednesday. The board also approved 66500 for an expanded Community Action Commission Intern Program serving Allan Hancock and Santa Barbara Community Colleges and four-year universities with a minimum of 21 participants from April 1 to December 31.

Boyd Bettencourt Santa Ynez Valley County Planning Commission Robert Lilley Lompoc Francis H. Beattie Bettencourt Community Action Commission Ceta Planning Council Allan Hancock Santa Barbara Community Colleges

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