Stolen cash and school burglary figure in local notices
Daily report lists $900 stolen from Homer Standridge at 432 North C St and $99 loss plus $100 damage from a break in at Fillmore School. Also covered are council office hours with Elinor Lefkowitz, Mobile X ray unit dates, SARB meeting in Lompoc, a stabbing robbery on Highway 101 near Nipomo, tuberculin clinic in Lompoc, and the opening date for the 71,657 square foot K Mart in Lompoc with 9 am May 15 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer W. Standridge
North C St
Lompoc
San Luis Obispo
K Mart
North H Street
North Avenue
Firearm licensing law postponed to May 19
County Supervisors continued action on a proposed ordinance licensing concealable firearm sellers to May 19. Opponents argued for independent local checks, while supporters claimed the draft avoids duplicating Federal investigations and keeps costs and burdens manageable. The DA urged a longer study period citing state guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
George Kading
John W. Carpenter
Stanley Roden
Roden
Rading
Justice Department
State Attorney General’s
Closing Stock Quotations Furnished by Lang and Co
Closing stock prices are listed for numerous firms including Ford Motor General Electric Gulf Oil Impr Corp International Harvester International Paper and General Motors. The data is supplied by Lang and Co from Lompoc with contact details at 3865 F Constellation Road and 733 3551 Eastman Kodak Fleetwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Fleetwood Ford
Mtr
GAC Corp
Dynam
Elec
Mtrs
Tel Gulf Oil Impr. Corp
Harv Int
No appeal on Bypass
Attorney Norval Fairman says the state will not appeal a Court of Appeal ruling requiring an environmental impact report before Highway Bypass work proceeds. He notes no funds exist for the project amid rising costs from 10 million to possibly 15 to 17.5 million, with no immediate construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Proctor
Division of Highways
Norval Fairman
San Francisco
Lompoc
Fairman
Santa Maria
Ralph Lejonhud
Lejonhud
Board stands by higher sulfur fuels decision in County
The Board of Supervisors voted 32 to stand by an amendment allowing north county industries, including Union Sugar and Johns Manville, to use fuels with higher sulfur content. Some supervisors opposed a variance path urged by Slater and Frost, while state officials back the county stance. The measure, tied to interruptible gas supplies and pollution concerns, returns to the State Air Resources Board for final language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
North County
Union Sugar
Johns-Manville
Francis H. Beattie
Robert Kallman
Harrell Fletcher
James Slater
State Air Resources Board
Slater
Frank Frost
Workers’ International Union of America
Santa Maria
South Central
Bank honors Santa Barbara ag students at awards banquet
Security Pacific Bank recognized 41 high school students from six schools in a Future Farmers of America competition at Alisal Country Club. Twenty earned gold certificates, the rest blue, under the Danish judging system, with judges from Security Pacific Bank and Righetti High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Pacific Bank
Santa Barbara County
Farmers of America
Alisal Country Club
California Department of Education
San Luis Obispo County
Arroyo Grande Valley
Santana County
Robert van Noort
Charles Overholtzer
Righetti High School
Bureau of Agricultural Education
Department of Education
California
Lompoc High School
Steve Fisher
Peggy Braithwaite
Cindy Hamilton
Don Luis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Fillmore School
Elinor Lefkowitz
City Hall
West Walnut Ave
Southast Pets
Veteran'semorial Building
Locust Street
PPC
Veteran's Memorial Building
Herbert M. Wood
Lois Barnes
Mexican Culture Museum of
el Camino
Mary Kimber
Eleanor Mixsell
Eileen Herrera
Sportsman's Assn
Sportsman's Council of
Central California
Dwyer
Robert Gaddis
Santa Ynez Valley
City of
County Counsel
Virginia H. Sands
Robert
Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Dan Duffy
Adrienne McAdam
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird Howard Dotzler
Newspaper Association, International
InterAmericaciation and Association
Foundation
Mail
Santa
United Press
Idit Bureau of and California Youth
Arbara County
Cliint
Eastwood “Magnum Force
Dirty Harry
Eastman Kodak
Gemini Cinema
Northside
Billy Jack
Jim
Universal Picture Technicolor
Panavision
Your Family Theatre
Phantom
What
UP Doc
American Air
Amer
At&t
Anaconda
Braniff Air Bunker
Ramo
Chrysler City
Oil
Comp
Sci
Dupont
Exxon
Nae Johns Man
Kaiser
Ind. Lear Sieg
Lockheed L.T.V. Corp
McDon Doug Oxy
Pac. Gas & Elec
Pac
Air Rca Rapid American Wis Sambos
Okeeed
Sears Roebuck
Cal. Edison
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Teledyne
Teleprompter
Texaco
TransAmerica Union Oil
United Tech
US. Steel
Westinghouse Zapata Corp
Indust
Trans
Kallman
Lompoc Valley
Bank
Lorenzo Armenta
Tom Hayes
Jerry Hayes
Cabrillo High School
Patrick Smith
Gordon
Cathy Hendrick
Roy Browne
Santa Ynez High School
Steve Windh
Art Mercado
Fred Smith
Shannon Murphy
Laura Petersen
Administration of Justice Club
Allan Hancock College
Starbuck
North
Sears Service Center
Sears
W. Pine St
Chestnut Ave
MIZ Carpetlady
Rvice
Se' 910 North ““H”’ Street
MR. Paintman
Perozzi Hardware Scotts Lawn Seed & Fertilizer
Fuller Paints
Ocean Ave
North H St
Lompoc Plaza
Beattie Motors
Chestnut
H Lompoc
Sunset
Chevrolet
St. Lompoc
Lompoc Record
Robert C. Lilley Insurance
N. H St Lompoc
GEO. J. Janatsch Farmers Ins. Group Auto
Fire. Life
E. College Ave
Jewelers
Frank
Schwinn Bicycles
R&d Dictating Systems
Victory
W. Laurel
Peugeot-Nishiki-Gitane
W. Ocean
H’ St
North H St Lompoc
Carnival
E. Ocean Ave
Hanky Panky
Passport Photos
Holmdahl
San Miguelito Road
King Furniture
E. Lompoc
Harley A. Craig
North G Street
Robert C. Lilley
Village Realty
Vandenberg Village
Secretarial Service
City Secretarial Terry Employment Agency
Western Girl. Inc
No. H St Lompoc
Sewing Machines
Pfaff Sewing Center
North ‘H’ St Lompoc
Sporting Goods
Pico's Sporting Goods & Western
No. H St
Hartsfield Trailer Supply
No. I St
Travel
Lompoc Travel Center
Our Service
North “H” St
Kingsley
North V Street
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