Planning Commission Approves Mortuary and Sign Revisions in Lompoc
The Planning Commission approved revised plans for the Starbuck mortuary on North A Street and adopted amendments to the sign ordinance including annual maintenance reviews and frontage limits. The panel also backed the Harriet H. Adam parking plan for a new Lompoc Record building at 115 North H Street with in lieu parking certificates and an emergency action to finalize the mortuary project.
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Lompoc Record
Starbuck Mortuary
North A
Ocean and
Walnut Avenues
al O. Autry
Architectural Review Board
James Flegge
Merrijane Pritchard
William Fick
Robert Kranig
Kranig
Lompoc
North H St
Adam
Autry
Vernon Copeland
Planing Commission
Registration for cake decorating classes in Lompoc
The Lompoc Recreation Department accepts registrations for cake decorating classes at 105 South C St. Beginners meet Mondays 7 to 9 30 p.m. starting April 10. intermediate wedding cake class meets Tuesdays 7 to 9 30 p.m. Cost is 10 dollars with closing date April 10. The School Board meets at 7 30 p.m. in the Central Administration Building to discuss the budget transfer of 391 463 for a teacher raise and fringe benefits increases.
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Lompoc
South C St
North A Street
Closing Stocks Reported by Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record receives closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3-3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
City tests "Dog Chaser" device for meter readers
Sonic Systems describes the "Dog Chaser" as causing bearsable pain at three to five feet and annoyance at longer ranges while meeting safety standards. Ruffner notes field experts doubt animal injury, and the device is used by Southern utilities. City approves one unit with potential three more units at 39 dollars each if tests succeed.
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Sonic
Ruffner
Light and Water Department
Witness supports charges against Honey in Isla Vista riot case
The hearing on 12 charges of alleged misconduct by Honey opened before a packed County Planning Commission room. Sheriff Carpenter sought Honey’s removal amid Isla Vista riot tensions. Witnesses, including Dennis Merenbach, urged evidence to back the charges while Honey admitted one act of wearing a mace and sword for levity.
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Varat
Santa Barbara
Honey
John Carpenter
Isla Vista
County Planning Commission
Gerald Smelzer
San Diego
Lindsey
Carpenter
FBI
Thomas Thornton
Isla
Sheriff's Department
Alisal Ranch plans withdrawn amid county review
The Santa Ynez Valley Board of Supervisors accepted the withdrawal of Petan Co. plans for a large second home lakeside community on 800 plus homes at Alisal Ranch, with a future ranch operations study. The action follows opposition from Citizens for the General Plan and prompts an inactive-file request to the County Planning Commission.
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Board of Supervisors
Petan Co
Alisal Ranch
Santa Ynez Valley
County Planning Commission
Insignis, Inc
Solvang
Buellton
Central Ave
U.S. 101
Norman Williams
Phelps Rd
Sandpiper
Goleta Valley
Hollister Ave
Cathedral Oaks Rd
U.S
Infant Slothower Buried in Lompoc Graveside Service
Graveside services were held at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery for 10 day old Ann Elizabeth Slothower daughter of Charles and Margaret Slothower of 1300 W Prune St The infant died yesterday at Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara Rev Wallis Turner of Calvary Baptist Church officiated Memorial services for Mrs Verna Keefer 80 will be held at Chapel No 1 Vandenberg Air Force Base at 11 am tomorrow Interment will be Thursday at Forest Lawn Cemetery Los Angeles She resided at 710 Ash Street Vandenberg and is survived by her son Col Normal J Keefer chief of staff Space and Missile Test Center
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Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Ann Elizabeth Slothower
Charles
Margaret Slothower
W. Prune St
Wallis Turner
Calvary Baptist Church
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Verna Keefer
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Los Angeles
Keefer
Ash Street
Vandenberg
Col
Normal J. Keefer
Space and Missile Test Center
Meeting set to discuss Gaviota concession
Sacramento announces a public meeting on the proposed concession development of 500 acres at Gaviota State Park to be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in Santa Barbara. William Penn Mott Jr will present the plan to the public as the State Park and Recreation Commission seeks local airing of policy.
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Sacramento
Gaviota State Park
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Anapamu
Santa Barbara
William Penn Mott, Jr
State Park and Recreation Commission
Mott
California
Former Lompoc Resident Held to Answer Forgery Charges
Kuth Tucker a former Lompoc resident now in Woodland Hills faces arraignment April 12 in Santa Barbara Superior Court on forgery charges linked to a civil suit. A handwriting expert testified the promissory note attributed to attorney Gary Dunlap was a fabrication combining repayment terms with Dunlap’s signature.
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Kuth Tucker
Lompoc
Tucker
Woodland Hills
San Fernando Valley
Santa Barbara Superior Court
Santa Barbara
Frank Kearney
Gary Dunlap
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Philips Pet
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Dart
Safeway
Ampco-Pitt
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
N.J Tele
Texaco
Textron
Times-Mirror
Trans America Travelers
Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Woolworth
Dow Jones
Ual
Thornton
Ann Elizabeth
Slothower
Cottage Hospital
Gaviota
Cable
White’s
Teleprompter
Nged
Dial RE
Church of Christ
North O Street
Virgil L. Leach
Cold Turkey
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Happy Hour
Lompoc Valley Bowl
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