Lompoc budget proposal focuses on streets and police costs
The 1976 77 General Fund budget for Lompoc prioritizes street improvements at 991 915 and police services at 1855 255, followed by fire services 490 190 and parks and recreation 302 890. Other major items include fiscal services 290 000 and building maintenance 145 085, with total expenditures near 9.2 million and a June 1 public hearing. Public revenue sharing cuts challenge funding as inflation outpaces growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahlers
OEQ merger delayed amid county board clash
County supervisors delayed a decision on merging the Office of Environmental Quality with the Planning Department after a contested financial report from County Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd. The dispute drew in Grand Jury criticisms, planning and environmental groups, and remarks by Supervisor James M. Slater and others about conflicts of interest and cost savings. Floyd’s absence and his future Pea Soup Anderson’s role were noted as the board weighed whether any merger would yield savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Pravled
Lence Batery
Grand Jury
County Office of Environmental Quality
OEQ
Board of Supervisors
Planning ‘Department
Paul Floyd
Citizen, Planning and Environmental
Special County Committee
James M. Slater
Harrell Fletcher
Slater
Frank J Frost
Robert Kallman
Raymond D. Johnson
Floyd
Raymond Johnson
Britt Johnson Slater
Kallman
Johnson
Goleta
Pea Soup Anderson's
Buellton
William Parsons
Frost
Environmental and Planning Committee
Albert F. Reynolds
Scott
Glenn
Summerland
Fletcher
County Environmental Office
Cindy Sage
Reynolds
E N Frederick obituary memorial service Monday in Solvang
Ernest Newton Frederick 61 of Fayetteville Ark former Santa Ynez Valley resident dies after short illness in Fayetteville. Born Sept 18 1914 in Fayetteville came to California 1937. Survived by Pauline Carricaburu wife since 1938 two sons Ernest Lake Tahoe and John Buellton two daughters Annette Rogers Los Olivos Millie Krogh Citrus Heights two brothers Fount and Robert Fayetteville one sister Rena Johnson Fayetteville five grandchildren. Services 8 a m Monday at Old Mission Santa Ines Solvang. Loper Funeral Chapel Solvang directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mission Santa Ines
Solvang
Ernest Newton Frederick
Fayetteville, Ark
Santa Ynez Valley
Fayetteville
California
Pauline Carricaburu
Frederick
Ernest
Lake Tahoe
John Frederick
Buellton
Annette Rogers
Los Olivos
Millie Krogh
Citrus Heights
Fount
Robert Frederick
Rena Johnson
Brenda
Randy
Jodi Rogers
Anne Marie
Jason Krogh
Citrus Heights Loper
Lompoc Valley Red Cross Meeting and Local Hikes Planned
Volunteers convene at 9 30 a m Wednesday at 211 South H St to discuss chapter matters. Arguello Group hosts a White Hills hike at 6 30 p m meeting at S Fifth and E Locust. Ortiz jailed on 15000 bail after writing five bad checks totaling 1200 before moving to New York. later located in Lompoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Valley
Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross
South H St
Sierra Club Arguello Group
White Hills
S. Fifth Street
E. Locust Avenue
Ortiz
Lompoc
New York
Mai
Night at the Club Promises Ladies Free Admittance
The notice advertises a Men and Ladies Night event with free entry for all ladies and a special price or deal on the 41.405 Wed date. Details are fragmentary but imply a social night promotion at a venue labeled Nive.
Hearings authorized on closing Santa Maria hospital
County supervisors set a Monday 2 p.m. public hearing in the Veterans Building with an 7 p.m. session requested by Harrell Fletcher on Wednesday May 26 to decide whether to close Santa Maria County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria
Santa Maria County Hospital
Veterans Building
Harrell Fletcher
Crest Builders
Clark Ave
Orcutt Rd
Orcutt
County Public Works Department
North County Service
West Foster Rd
Isers
Marriages in Lompoc Issue Multiple Licenses
Marriage licenses were issued in Lompoc to Daniel Sheryl Ann Cubbison 19 of Lompoc and Mercedes Patricia Oropeza 1 of Buellton and Frank Brooks McManus 43 of Lompoc and Lloyd Curtis Anderson 24 of Lompoc and Ethyin Ann Graham 21 of East Rochester NY and Jerry Arthur Smith 40 of Lompoc and Julia Ann Siller 38 of Mission Hills and Charles William Weber 18 and Penny Minnette Galbraith 17 both of Lompoc and Thomas Lee Partridge 23 of Granger Utah and Tyra Harris 20 of Vandenberg Village and Wendell Willard Webter 20 and Delores Marie Reighiey 25 both of Lompoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Daniel Sheryl Ann Cubbison
Mercedes Patricia Oropeza
Buellton
Frank Brooks McManus
Lom
Lloyd Curtis Anderson
Ethyin Ann Graham
E. Rochester
Jerry Arthur Smith
Julia Ann Siller
Mission Hills
Charles William Weber
Penny Minnette Galbraith
Thomas Lee Partridge
Granger
Utah
Tyra Harris
Vandenberg Village
Wendell Willard Webter
Delores Marie Reighiey
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Editon’s
Robert O. Vincent
Luaget
CDBG
Sargest
Gene L. Wahler
County Citizens Planning Association
American University Women
Santa Barbara
Goleta Valley
Los Padres
Sierra Club
Foothill ‘Preservation League
State
Clair Detrick
UC Santa Barbara Environmental Studies Board
Barry Schi
William Webb
Santa Ynez Valley Citizens
Ralph Philbrick
Goleta Valley General Plan Advisory Committee
UC Santa Barbara Political Science
Navy
EOC
E.N. Frederick
Forest Service
Figueroa Mountain
Los Padres National Forest
Denny
Disney Eastman Kodak
Dynam
Impel. Corp
Harv
Bo Johns
Man
Kresger Lear Sieg
LTT
Corp
McDon
Doug
Martin Marietta Mobil
Pac
Gas & Elec
Tel
Polaroidery
RCA Wd
Rockwell Int
Sears Roebuck
Cal. Edison
Sperry
Rand
TelePrompTer
Texaco
TRW
Union Oil
United Tech
Westinghouse
Zapata Corp
Gerald D. Martin
Neptune Ave
Sheriff's Office
la Canada
North Ave
Lompoc Junior High School
South N St
Reno
Nevada
Daily Record
Office of Ceta
Cypress Ave
Ceta Planning Council
Lompoc Unified
CETA
Ryan Park
Hollywood
Art Scott
Fornia League of Aided
Vocational Education Council
Hancock College
Comini Cinema
No. H St
Waldo Peppi
Grizzly
Kenwich Village
Starbuck Mortuary
Cslomge Fane Mays & Undley
Wey
Frank E
Frances Jane Longley
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