Council approves beautifying wye
The Lompoc City Council voted 4 1 to proceed with a beautification project at the Wye the citys north entrance. Community development director Al Autry reported the Beautification Commission will split phase one into two parts to cut watering and maintenance costs. The plan starts with clearing and planting the triangle using donated funds while tree planting on the slopes is deferred to fall.
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Lompoc
Wye
al Autry
Autry
Triangle
Parks and Recreation Commission
George Cotsenmeyer
Cotsenmeyer
Babe Ruth Baseball League
George Hillin
Ken Dawson
Hillin
Burglary at Lompoc Library Nets $50 Cash
A burglar entered the Lompoc Public Library on East North Avenue Sunday night and escaped with $50 from the cash till. Police reported yesterday as they investigated the theft.
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Lompoc Public Library
East North Avenue
Public info on consumer fraud program at Lompoc Library
The Lompoc Police Department hosts a free consumer fraud education program tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Lompoc Library. William Steel, chief investigator for the Santa Barbara District Attorney, will explain fraud schemes and protection tips for citizens, with topics from automobile contracts to charity solicitations. The session targets seniors and other vulnerable groups and is open to all.
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Lompoc
Jim Smith
William Steel
Santa Barbara
Chief Smith
Water Bureau may permit excess Cachuma water sales next year
U S Bureau of Reclamation officials in Santa Barbara indicate they may allow water districts and the city to buy allotments beyond the safe yield for Lake Cachuma if later reductions are agreed upon during drought. Agencies exceedance of the 27 800 acre foot limit occurred this year.
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Dick Praul
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Macias
Victor Barth
Bureau
Santa Barbara
Santa Ynez Valley
Water District
County Water Agency
Lake Cachuma County
Cachuma Church
Robert Edmonston
Council OKs New Position in City Development
The Lompoc council unanimously created a new position in the community development department. No current city cost is expected. Richard Clark will move from finance to fill the new post, with a PEP position from the police department shifting to finance. A vacant PEP post in street maintenance could be used for police, with seasonal funds to cover summer needs. The panel also approved a one year loading zone on North J Street in front of Stanley Plumbing.
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Lompoc
Richard Clark
Finance Department
Community Development Department
PEP
Police
Police Department
Art Scott
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
al Autry
Clark
J Street
Stanley Plumbing
Dramatic rebuttal in Capt Honey hearing at Isla Vista case
Sheriff’s counsel presented a dramatic rebuttal in the Joel B. Honey matter as two sheriff's sergeants demonstrated alleged strikes on prisoners to counter Honey's denials. Witnesses included deputy Terry Holzmann who criticized Honey's teaching methods and a Ventura inspector who said Honey advised pushing demonstrators into the ocean. The hearing adjourned for closing arguments with a four member commission to rule.
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Dick Praul
Dennis Merenbach
Joel B. Honey
Civil Service Commission
Honey
Isla Vista
Merenbach
John Dafoe
John E. Delagrave
Santa Barbara City College
Holzmann
al Miller
Ventura Sheriff's Department
National Guard
Miller
Ventura
Santa Barbara
James T. Lindsey
Joe Scarcello
Lindsey
Gerald Smelzer
San Diego
Carpinteria
George Bliss, Jr
Obituary for Marlene King at McPeek Mortuary Chapel
Funeral services are set for 10 am tomorrow at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel for Marlene King 61 who died Monday at Santa Maria General Hospital Interment will be in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Reverend W B Timberlake of the First Southern Baptist Church will officiate Born in 1911 in Oklahoma she has lived locally for 12 years near Lompoc Casmalia Road Survived by husband Horace two daughters Bettie Valla of Lompoc and Joanne Reinkert of Atascadero 16 grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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McPeek
Marlene King
Santa Maria General Hospital
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
W. B. Timberlake
First Southern Baptist Church
King
Oklahoma
Lompoc Casmalia Road
Horace
Closing Stocks Quotations Furnished by Rohrbaugh Co
Closing stock quotations are provided to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co with their Lompoc address and phone. The notice lists stock prices at market close as of the recording time from Rohrbaugh and Co. It preserves the names of publicly traded firms and their latest figures for reader reference.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Candidates Forum for Fourth District Supervisor
A Community Forum featuring the Fourth District Supervisor candidates is set for May 26 at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall 435 North G Street. Open to the public, the event includes a question and answer segment moderated by George Johnson Grange lecturer.
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Grange Hall
North G Street
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Robert Edwards French
W. North Ave
French
Susan Dorcus Glover
Justice Court
Terrill F. Cox
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc Theater
North H St
South D Street
State Supreme Court
Vandenberg Afb
Lompoc - Casmalia Road
San Antonio Road
John Buell
North C Street
Mary Lou Hague
Angelina Santos
The
Valley Playhouse, Inc
Flora Valentine
Walt Dundon
Vernon Copeland
John LaRue
Tom Parks
Don Marquis
Mission Council of Boy Scouts
George H. Clyde
Water Agency
Mrs
Alcoa
Califee
American Cancer Eee
Stand Oil
American Air
Telex
APECO
Texaco
At&t
Textron
Mires-Mirror Eves Anaconda
Bethelehem
Trans America
General Electric
Utl
General Motors
General Telephone Int
Imperial Corp International Paper
It&t Er Eowes
John’s Manville
Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Lockheed ‘ Oe
McDonnell Douglas Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
Oxy Eee
Tae
Purex
RCA
Rapid American Rapid Amer
Dart
Safena
Ampco-Pitt Ewe
Sears Roebuck
See
Cal Edison i
So Pacific
George Johnson
Grange
Rancho Supply, Inc
Solvang
Music Box
USK
Northside
North
H’ Street
Drycleans
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