North County to host some board meetings north of mountains
The County Board votes to direct the Subdivision Committee to meet every other week in a northern site to handle North County agenda items. Critics note the move would reduce travel for north residents, while opponents fear longer commutes for some constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
North County Board
North County
First District
David Yager
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Solvang
Britt Johnson
Santa Ynez Mountains
Harrell Fletcher
County Planning Commission
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Johnson
Robert Hedlund
Fletcher
Yager
Grand Jury cost proposal studied by county officials
County Supervisor David Yager backs a Grand Jury resolution asking the board to remove budget items for grand jury hearings and witness costs from Grand Jury funds. Gail Towbes, foreman, seeks secretarial help and a regular meeting place, while Raymond Johnson will report back April 11 on funding shifts and space options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Yager
Yager
First District
Gail Towbes
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
District Attorney's Office
Towbes
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Meat-cutting instructor at FCI earns inmates respect
John H. Watkins, a 61 year old vocational trainer at FCI Slaughter House, teaches inmates meat cutting and processing while earning their trust. Inmates praise his fairness, mentorship, and personal concern, saying they work for him and consider him a fatherly figure.
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John Watkins
Federal Correctional Institution
Watkins
FCI
Stan Tulledo
John H. Watkins
Slaughter House
Bureau of Prisons
National School of Meat Cutting
Toledo
Ohio
California
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Army Disciplinary Barracks
Lompoc
County considers waivers for pre existing physical problems
The County Employes Retirement Board asked the Supervisors to reinstate a policy requiring waivers from new applicants who have major physical problems to curb rising disability retirement applications. The board voted to refer the matter for reports April 26, while detailing a case of Richard F. Sherman who was denied service disability retirement.
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County Employes Retirement Board
Board of Supervisors
Administrative Office
Ann M. Sweet
Lompoc
Richard F. Sherman
Sherman
Air Force
Sweet
Supervisors waive CETA subcontractor insurance for 60 days
The Board of Supervisors voted to waive the $500000 insurance requirement for CETA subcontractors for 60 days to avoid interrupting 13 Public Service Employment programs in the county. CETA officials cited coverage delays and possible county co-insurance under Labor regulations.
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Board of Supervisors
CETA
Harvey Clement
Department of Labor
PSE
City of
Carpinteria
City of Guadalupe
Santa Barbara
Lompor Record Board Names and Rates in Lompoc
The Lompor Record, published in Lompoc California by Lompor Record Publications, lists staff including Harry J Campe as Publisher and President and Rennie Adam as Editor and Vice President. Board members include W Adam and Mary Adam. The paper notes mail rates: Santa Barbara County $2.90 per month, outside county $3.00 per month, with 15 cent single copies.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompor Record
Lompor Record Publications
California Corporation
North
St Lompoc
A James McCollum
Harry J Campe
Rennie Adam
Tim Conner
Virgins Hounds
Desirey W Adam
Margaret Adam
Iuforma Newspaper Publishers Association
Nied Press International International Press Institute
Inter American Press Association
California Press Association
Audi Bureau of Circulation
Califorma Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbers County
Santa Barbara County
Insurance problems will bar spring lifeguard service
County lifeguard coverage at beaches may be unavailable until June due to liability insurance issues. Jalama Beach Park requires clearer signs warning against swimming and surfing near the park. Park Director Pahos said no Easter lifeguard service because a $500,000 county co insured policy is not yet secured and costs could reach 2 000 to 6 000 annually.
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Board of Supervisors
County Park Department
Fourth District
Robert Hedlund
Lompoc
Jalama County Beach Park
Michael Pahos
Lifeguard Services
Pahos
City of
Santa Barbara
State Park and Recreation Department
Man exits bar riots and glass door damaged at Pea Soup Andersons
Roger J. Davis 25 of Buellton smashed a heavy plate glass door at the Avenue of Flags entrance after being asked to leave the Pea Soup Andersons Bar. He required 154 stitches and faced a malicious mischief charge. door damage estimated at $150. Davis to appear in Solvang Justice Court April 13.
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Anderson
Roger J. Davis
Buellton
Avenue of Flags
Davis
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Solvang
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County Office of Environmental Quality
OEQ
Third District
William Wallace
Cabrillo
Maple High Schools
Cabrillo Little Theater
Marlo Thomas
Lompoc High
Glenn Hughes
University of Washington School of Drama
Maple High
Lompoc, Calif
Ceta Planning Council
Dana Smith
Ceta Council
Central Coast Indian Council
San Luis Obispo
John Flynn
Paso Robles
Candalaria American Indian Council
Ventura County
Candalaria Council
U.S. Department of Labor
Donald
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
American Air
LTV. Corp
Amer. Mat. McDon
Doug
At&t
Martin Marietta
Beth
Northrop
Boeing
Oxy
Boise Case
Pac. Gas
Elec
Braniff Air Pac
Tel
Chrysler
Polaroid
PSA
City Int
RCA
Sei Rockwell
Denny's
Sambos
Sears Roebuck
Eastman Kodak So
Cal. Edison
Exxon
Ford Mtr
Standard-Cal_ Ws
Dynam TelePrompTer
Texaco
Mtrs ii Tees
Transamerica
Transco
Teleseeees
Gulf Oil
PO Pees Satedess
Union Oil
IBM
Enana
Comini Cinema
No. H St
Sun
SKY Riders
Daily Record
Juanita Centeno
Walnut Creek
Alexander Lindsay
Ms. Centeno
Santa Ynez
Bay Area
Vista
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Drive
Sid Smith
Hospice of Santa Barbara, Inc
Allan Hancock Vandenberg
EL Camino School Pta
Women's Auxiliary
The
Little League
Lompoc Public Library
Lompoc Civic Theater
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
South L St
E College
Burllton
Riveroaks
Kamax
Ocean
Starbuck Mortuary
the Rice Bowl Cafe
West Ocean Ave
Shuck Moon Wong
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