Lompoc Municipal Court Plan Faces Board Vote
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors debated delaying or opposing the Lompoc municipal court plan as costs and population growth influence the decision. Key figures include Beattie Slater Frost Kallman Fletcher and local officials who cited Vandenberg AFB growth and potential district redraws. A weather excerpt follows with patchy coast fog and a cool forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Sacramento
Lompoc
Board of Supervisors
James M. Slater
North County
Francis H. Beattie
Harrell Fletcher
Robert E. Kallman
Slater
Frank J. Frost
Frost
Omer Rains
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Santa Maria
Beattie
State Judicial Council
Alan Davidson
Vandenberg Afb
Vandenberg
Art Scott
Alberta Morgan
George Rading
Kallman
Fletcher
Mixed Feelings on On Campus Smoking Law in Lompoc
Lompoc Unified School District trustees and both Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools weigh mixed emotions over the new state law allowing designated on campus smoking areas effective January 1, 1976. Principals and board members express concerns about enforcement, peer pressure, and whether the measure will actually curb smoking among students.
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Constellation Road
Cabrillo High School
Lompoc Unified School District
Vaughn Proctor
Brown
Lompoc
Cabrillo
College Avenue
Lompoc High School
Arlen Gregorio
D-San Mateo
Gail Steiger
Richard K. Jacoby
Cabrillo High Schools
Robert Paisola
Paisola
Robert Bickford
Ford seeks China help as Mayaguez crisis grows
President Ford seeks Chinese cooperation while alerting 1000 Marines to prepare for Thailand if needed to recover the unarmed Mayaguez seized by Cambodia. U.S. ships patrol the area as Thai authorities refuse base access. officials discuss military options and diplomatic channels.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
China
Thailand
Cambodia
Pentagon
Okinawa
Mayaguez
Ron Nessen
Congress
U.S
Gulf of Siam
Coral Sea
State Department
Capitol Hill
Sen
James Buckley
Robert
Lompoc teachers union and district inch toward salary pact
The Certificated Employe Council and Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees inched toward a deal on pay. Assistant Supt. Alice Milligan raised the board offer to five percent while the CEC cut its demand to eight percent. The district offered to cover all medical and dental premiums, with Milligan proposing up to a two hundred dollar annual increase per teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Unified
Alice Milligan
CEC
Lawmakers split on deadline and possible action over seized ship
Senators Byrd and Javits clash on whether a 48 hour deadline should force release of the American merchant ship seized by Cambodia. Some lawmakers urge military action if unmet while others urge caution and diplomatic steps with Congress to decide next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Robert C. Byrd
Ford
Cambodia
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
White House
Congress
Byrd
Senate
Capitol Hill
United States
Bill Chappell
D-Fla
Javits
John Anderson
Ill
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Bentsen
Mario Biaggi
D-N.y
James Buckley
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
Biaggi
Lompoc residents defend backyard animal keeping tradition
About 30 residents testified at the Lompoc Planning Commission arguing backyard animals are part of local tradition and should be preserved. They urged permission for horses on large lots and bee keeping despite a draft ordinance restricting hives within 500 feet of homes. The draft would ban wild and dangerous animals and farm animals like horses and cattle in the city while updating outmoded codes.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Community Development Department
al Autry
Commission
William Fick
Vernon Copeland
John Peto
Autry
David V. Lillquist
South I St
North H St
Laurel Avenue
O Street
Cypress Avenue
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Court
Albert Braun
Karl
Karl Braun
Jack Helman
Barbara Berg
Nessen
Kukrit Pramjo
Bangkok
Edward Masters
Anand Pangrachun
South Vietnam
Sea-Land Inc
New Jersey
Hong Kong
Sattahip
Indian Ocean
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