Supervisors review county capital improvements list
County supervisors examined a 1975 to 78 capital improvements plan totaling over 7 million dollars. No action to delay projects despite a looming 11 million tax hike. priority given to Lompoc court complex expansion and Santa Barbara General Hospital consolidation. A 300 thousand north county service building on Foster Road near Santa Maria Airport was urged for high priority to house the agricultural and other county offices.
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Lompoc
John Quinn
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Quinn
Tion
North County Service
Foster Rd
Santa Maria
North County
School reform plan told administrators
Jack Richards, principal of La Colina Junior High and RISE task force member, urged Lompec administrators to adopt a sweeping reform plan. He recalled a call from the state superintendent inviting him to dream big for education by century’s end. Richards and RISE submitted a report in Sacramento after a 10 month effort.
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Lompec
Association of
Jack Richards
la Colina
Roving reporter asks about eight percent pay raise for Lompoc teachers
Passersby at Bank of America in Lompoc respond to a Record roving reporter question about teachers seeking an eight percent raise in light of higher property taxes. The segment notes weekly citywide prompts by the paper’s roving reporter.
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Lompoc
Bank of American
The
Record
Grand Jury backs court processing for detox unit Goleta Valley
The County Grand Jury criticizes the Santa Barbara Police Department taxi like detentions to the Goleta Valley detox center and recommends processing drunks through the Santa Barbara Goleta Judicial District court system. It also urges converting the old nurses building into a recovery residence while noting staff pay raises are premature.
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Goleta Valley
Santa Barbara Goleta Judicial District
Board of Supervisors
Santa New
Barbara General
Santa Barbara
Grand Jury
State St
Obituaries and Local Court Findings Highlight Lompoc Area
Funeral services for Herbert G. Perry 50 died at Lompoc District Hospital with arrangements pending at Starbuck Mortuary. Mrs. Shanklin 78 died yesterday. full obituary tomorrow. Grand Jury praised Santa Maria and Lompoc detox centers for successful rehab efforts and recommended renewals.
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Herbert G. Perry
Lompoc District Hospital
Shanklin
Lompoc
Lompoc Record Publisher and Staff Details
Entry lists Lompoc Record as a legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It provides publisher president A James McCollum and editor vice president Harry Crompe, with staff including Lawrence Grossman Rennie Adam and others.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
No. H St
A. James McCollum
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
Rennie L. Adam
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