Campaign shapes for Lompoc teachers union rivalry
In Lompoc the LEA and LFT vie to bargain with the district after the May 11 election. Each touts strengths in salary growth based on cost of living, insurance, class size rules, and teacher policies. The LFT leans on AFL CIO ties while the LEA emphasizes professional independence and CTA representation.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Education Association
LEA
California Teachers Association
CTA
Lompoc Federation of Teachers
LFT
National Labor Union Federation
Afl-Cio
Carol Singer
American Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
Norman Larson
NEA
CAPE
Coalition of American Public Employes
Afscme-Afl-Cio
Larson
Sacramento
Washington
Singer
Lompoc City Council Advances Citations Power
The Lompoc City Council approved introducing an ordinance to allow designated city staff including the assistant to the community development director and the city building official to issue citations for ordinance violations after steps aiming to encourage compliance. The measure faces final adoption next regular meeting amid protests claiming civil rights abuses.
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Lompoc
Alberta Morgan
Police Department
Jack Lam
Sam
Public Works
Barry Gustafson
Cypress
Hickory
Oak
WR. Dildine
Board weighs Goleta Valley incorporation by county
John Stahl, aide to Third District Supervisor William B. Wallace, says the Board of Supervisors could sponsor a Goleta Valley incorporation plan. He notes Harrell Fletcher and Robert Hedlund would likely back it. If sponsored, who pays for the costly EIR is a key question. The move comes as the county seeks to hold the tax levy and curb service expansion in Goleta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stahl
Third District
William B. Wallace
Goleta
Stahl
North County
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Robert Hedlund
Lompoc
Goleta Incorporation
Closing stocks listings and staff credits from Lampe Record
A fragmented stock closing list is printed with publisher details Lampe Record editors and staff roles including Adaies Metallum president Harry Lampe and various board members. The text lists advertising managers, editors, photographers, and circulation staff along with Santa Barbara County mail rates and subscription prices.
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Lompgor
Informa
Ant O Congress
Ant the Lampe Record
Lampe Herard Publications
Altarme Urporation
St Lumger
Adaies Metallum
Harry Janpe
Henrie Adam
Tim
Virginia HO Lands Business
Heard
Jettress Adam
Margaret Adan
Mary Adam
Michar! Palmer
Robert Hoste
An Sums Classified
Maneger
Aiiorna
Socaton Lnied Press
Internateonal International Press Institute
Inter American Press Association
California Press
Audi Euregy
Calfornia
Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Stolen furnishings reported from apartment on Locust Ave
A couch and recliner were stolen from 311 E Locust Ave in an incident tied to William G. Whitted. Loss valued at 305 dollars as police investigate the burglary and theft.
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Locust Ave
William G. Whitted
E. Maple Ave
Postman Brings News of Higher Property Taxes Across County
Property owners in Santa Maria Lompoc Santa Ynez Valleys Goleta and other South Coast areas face sharp assessed value increases this year. County officials estimate about 180 million dollars in boosted valuations will raise tax revenues to over 27 million, offsetting higher levy needs amid inflation and state programs. The 1977-78 county budget proposal to the supervisors cites about 31 million in tax levy requirements, up 2.7 million from the current year. If the Board reduces the levy again, bills for those escaping reassessment may fall.
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Park Water Company
Laurel
College
Ocean
Walnut
Riverside
Gene Wahlers
Brown and
Caldwell
F Street
F G
Southern Pacific Railroad
E. C Stevens
County Office of Environmental Quality
OEFQ
Fred L. Fredericks, Inc
Solvan
Fredericks
OFQ
County Planning Commission
Mission D
North County
Midtown Development
Buellion
Calor Drive
Highway 246
OEW
Solvang
Santa Ynez
Harold L Stevens
Refugio Ad
Goleta
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Goleta Valley
Medi-Cal
Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Obituaries and NAACP Dinner At Vandenberg Base
Graveside services were held for Dennis Lee Jones Jr. at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. He died at Marian Hospital Santa Maria and is survived by his parents and grandparents. Private burial for infant Justin Levi Foltz is planned. memorials to Los Angeles Children’s Hospital. Starbuck Mortuary.
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Dennis Lee Jones Jr
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Marian Hospital
Santa Maria
Sgt
Dennis L. Sr
Linda M. Letwinch
North T St
Joseph Letwinch
Los Angeles
Frank Jones
Mississippi
Starbuck Mortuary
Justin Levi Foltz
Levi
Gloria Foltz
Jasmine
Justin
Lompoc
Los Angeles Children’s Hospital
Arthur Vargas
Earl Foltz
Vanessa
Sunset Blvd
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Joseph G. Turner Jr
Vandenberg
NAACP
Tsgt
Clarence E Davis
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William Grant Kingsley
North M St
Santa Maria Superior Court
Kingsley
Terrill F Cox
Lompoc Valley
John Duffey
David Yager
New Goleta City
Lang and Co
Constellation
Donald
AD Verlising
Slesper
Marilon Oliver Howard Leiser
Anne Moran
California Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n., Inc
American Air 12
Amer
At&t
Boeing
Boise
Braniff Air
Chrysler
Dennys
Disney
Northrop
Pac Gas & Ele
Polaroid
RCA
Rockwell Int
Sambos
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Sperry Rand Standard Ca
TelePrompTer
Texaco
Transamerica
Transco
TRW
Limon Oi
United Tech
Varian
Westinghouse Zapata Corp
Indust
Trans
Clos Voi
Daily Record
Flower Festival
Karen Hammerberger
First Valley Bank
Security Pacific
Village
Crocker Bank
Bank of America
Lompoc City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Officers Wives Club
el Camino School
Chestnut Avenue
Lompoc Hospital
Artesia
Sheriff's Department
We T.I.P
Disabled American Veterans
Maple Ave
Postman
Sportsman’s Lounge
Lompoc Valley Bowl
E. Ocean Ave
Justin L. Foltz
Joseph R. Hixon
Joseph R Hixon
North O St
el Paso
Tex
Rocky
Silver Streahdy
Gene Wilder
Jill Clayburgh
Richard Pryor
Silver
Patrick McGoohan
Gemini Cinema
Northside
B.O
Mohammed
Messenger OF God
Anthony Quinn
Mohammed Messenger OF
God
Oui Ai
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