Waiting lists grow for Santa Barbara housing agency
The Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County faces long waiting lists as HUD funds insufficiently cover demand. HASBC runs two Lompoc projects and a Santa Maria waiting list of 150 names, with 140 more on nearby lists. Section 8 transitions loom as structure shifts and money remains limited.
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Stan Tulledo
Housing Authority
Santa Barbara County
Mother Robin
Michael Lynn
HASBC
Robin
US Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Lynn
Lompoc
W. Ocean Ave
City of
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Gardens
College Avenue
Lompoc Terrace
Apricot Avenue
Santa Maria
Guadalupe
National Housing Conference, Inc
North K St
Ford Wins Maryland and Michigan Primaries in Landslide
United Press International reports President Ford scored decisive wins in Maryland and Michigan, boosting his delegate path and widening the gap over Reagan. Jimmy Carter suffered a Maryland defeat and slipped in Michigan as Edmund Brown Jr. swept the Maryland win. Carter maintains hopeful delegate totals while Morris Udall trails. George Wallace earned about 5 percent in both states.
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United Press International
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Michigan
Maryland
Jimmy Carter
Edmund Brown Jr
Morris Udall
California
Carter
Arizona
Reagan
Udall
Georgia
George Wallace
Alabama
Lom poc City Budget Presented For 1976 77
City Administrator Gene L Wahlers unveiled a general fund of 3.72 million to Lom poc City Council with a public hearing set for June 1. The plan shows a 6.6 percent rise from last year and keeps the tax rate at 1.8488 per 100 of assessed value, while departmental requests total 3.98 million but are trimmed by 244 thousand to balance within existing revenue. The document notes reduced revenue sharing and lists department allocations including police, fire, streets, parks, and administration, with copies to be available at City Hall and the library.
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Lompoc
Gene L. Wahlers
Wahlers
Congress
Lompoc Public Library
Panel widens survey to include neighboring counties
Assistant Supt. Alice Milligan said negotiations would start soon with the local California School Employe Association chapter. Commissioner Eugene L. Huseman urged expanding the salary survey beyond Santa Barbara County to San Luis Obispo to improve representation. Robert Halstead, president of the local CSEA, opposed adding San Luis Obispo without Ventura County.
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Alice Milligan
Commission
Chapter
California School Employe Association
CSEA
Eugene L. Huseman
Santa Barbara County
Huseman
San Luis Obispo County
Robert Halstead
Ventura County
City to negotiate purchase of Knights of Pythias lodge for senior center
Lompoc City Council authorized staff to negotiate a contract to acquire the Knights of Pythias lodge at M Street and Laurel Avenue for a senior citizen center. The Civic Building Committee favored the K of P facility over a proposed Church of Christ site, citing costs and space, with council approval to form an administration committee and return a final agreement for action.
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Civic Building Committee
Lompoc
Knights of Pythias
M Street
Laurel Avenue
Barry Coughlin
Commission On Aging
Church of Christ At
Walnut
Coughlin
Joe Valencia
Wendell Minyard
Church of Christ and
Minyard
Art Scott
Pearl Price
Senior Citizen Club
Alberta Morgan
Stevens
Council
Defense panel formed to recall five school trustees
School board president Richard K. Jacoby created Citizens Supporting the School Board with co chairs Al Walker and Carol Hochstatter and treasurer Connie Steffen to oppose a recall. SOS opposition group seeks a recall to overturn closures at La Mesa and Miguelito schools and has charged the board with unresponsiveness and poor planning.
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Richard K. Jacoby
la Mesa
Miguelito
Save Our Schools
SOS
Lompoc Lends $30,000 for Housing Rehab Program
Lompoc has $30,000 from Community Development Block Grant Funds set aside for a Housing Rehabilitation Loan program. The first $15,000 is ready now, and the second $15,000 becomes available July 1. Only residents in a core area may apply, with owner occupancy and income limits.
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Robert O. Vincent
Lompoc
Mike Kaufman
Kaufman
HEW Department
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