ARCO expansion faces air permit hurdle at Ellwood plant
ARCO may fail to meet County Air Pollution Control District standards for a million dollar Ellwood processing plant expansion. Preliminary findings warn the project could emit over 2 tons of sulfur dioxide yearly, amid sour gas odors from nearby residents. ARCO plans to use the plant to treat sour gas and market oil and gas from Platform Holly to the South Ellwood complex. County officials require an environmental impact report before approval to construct. Exxon’s Las Flores Canyon project faces similar scrutiny. The State Lands Commission recently lifted a drilling suspension for 17 new ARCO wells, potentially boosting output to about 20 000 barrels of oil daily from Platform Holly, 2.5 miles off Goleta.
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Atlantic-Richfield Co
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Holly
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Las Flores Canyon
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A.D. Little Co
San Francisco
Divorces May Settle His Problems for 56 Year Old Truck Driver
Nathaniel Allen of Orlando plans to marry this week after seeking divorces from Ida Emma Elizabeth and Gladys in Orange County Circuit Court. He says he wants a clean slate and claims Ida Emma tricked him about a divorce. Allen married Ida Emma in 1940 in Moultrie Georgia and Elizabeth in 1943 in Barton Florida.
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Orange County
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Gladys
Moultrie
Rochester
N.Y
Barton, Fla
Teenage boys held after early morning home intrusion
Two teenage boys were taken into custody early today on suspicion of kicking in a residence. Police investigated the incident, with officers responding to reports of a forced entry and potential burglary.
Walter Humphrey services held in Woodland Hills
Services for Walter C. Humphrey former Lompoc resident and Vandenberg Village security officer were conducted Saturday at St Mels Woodland Hills He is survived by wife Virginia and children Joan Terri and Charles Services for James C Underwood 15 of Vandenberg Village were pending at Gregory McPeek Mortuary with details to appear tomorrow in the Record A separate burglary incident involved two juveniles ages 17 and 15 who smashed a plate glass window at Janssons Liquor Store stealing liquor and were later arrested in North L St Their knapsacks contained four bottles with three broken outside the store and one hidden in a yard Two youths 16 and 15 stole a car in Solvang and led deputies and CHP on a high speed chase ending in a collision with a CHP car on Highway 246 No injuries Two juveniles were turned to probation authorities A short circuit caused $500 damage to Diane Petanovich 1974 car at 312 North Y St A pop and rock music evening by Lompoc Senior High School will be held in the cafeteria Thursday at 8 p.m. Tickets 50 cents Children under 12 free.
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Woodland Hills
Walter C. Humphrey
Lompoc
Humphrey
Vandenberg Village
Virginia
Joan
Terri
Charles
Jansson
W. Ocean Ave
North L St
Solvang
County workers defy court to end work during pay dispute
About 700 Santa Barbara County employees from welfare, probation, mental health and hospitals joined a two day work stoppage after a Superior Court judge ordered a return to work. SEIU leader Leonard Roders hailed the protest while county officials warn of pay penalties and possible terminations for extended absences.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara County
Leonard Roders
Service Employes International Union
SEIU
Afl-Cio
Raymond D. Johnson
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Roders
California
Santa Barbara County Hospital
Lompoc Planners Set Public Hearing Tomorrow
Lompoc Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m in City Hall to consider David V Lillquist home use permit for a home office at 511 South I Street along with plans for Mountain View Mobile Home Park 610 East Pine Avenue First Apostolic Church at O Street Chestnut Avenue and the Cypress Avenue A Street subdivision for an apartment complex.
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Mountain View Mobile Home Park
Pine Ave
First Apostolic Church
O Street
Chestnut Avenue
Cypress Avenue
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