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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1975

Page

5

Inland Alternative Committee Member List Exposed

A long partial roster lists area chairs and numerous members of the Inland Alternative Committee centered at 3 West Carrillo Street Santa Barbara CA 93101. Names include George Bliss Jr Gary Lee Golet Boyd Bettencourt Earle Sweetland Philip Cardin Leo Acquistapace Sal Aparicio Frank Arguelies Sam Battistone Sr Arthur Bauerlein and many more.

the Inland Alternative Committee West Carrillo Street Santa Barbara California George R. Bliss, Jr Gary Lee Golet Boyd Bettencourt Santa’ Ynez Valley Earle E. Sweetland Lompoc Philip G. Cardin Santa Maria Leo E. Acquistapace Joe Aparicio Sal Aparicio Frank Arguelies Sam Battistone, Sr Arthur J. Bauerlein Francis H. Beattie Robert A. Beattie Frances Beaver Jerry W. Beaver Charlotte Benton Sam Berkowitz Robert Bickford John F. Blakemore Warren J. Bottroff Car Brickey Stephen K. Brimhall Walter H. Brambir Travis Broadbent Arthur L. Brown John L. Brown Ralph Brown W. E. Bruse Paul Bundy Burger Joe J. Callahan Marian A. Campbell Katherine Canter Carey James D. Carey Clarence A. Carlson Gregory Carlson Elizabeth Carmichael James B. Carolus Marjorie F. Carolus M. Boyd Kenneth C. Carroll Mamie V. Carroll Robert Carson Royal Chapman Arthur L. Chavarria Robert Cogan Wiley A. Cole R. D. Comeau Dan Coonan Olivia Cotsenmeyer Paul M. Covell Harley Craig A. T. Crump J. M. Cunningham Robert W. Curtis Elizabeth A. Curtis Bart Curto Shirley Davis Charles H. Daniel A. J. Diani Edward Dias Don Dicus William C. Ebbert John Elisarraras Edward G. Eriksen Louise M. Erro Firmin F. Feuerborn Dan Fink Daniel A. Firth Preston R. Fish Valerie Fish Harrell Fletcher Ray Foreman James L. Free Loisgene Kinevan David J. Kirk Elmer W. Kirkwood Charles D. Knowles Richard Konier Robert L. Krainig T. Arthur Evans Casey C. Kyle Edward A. Lamb Robert L. Lamberton Edward Larralde Leslie V. Leach James D. Lee Elinor Lefkowitz M. J. Lester Les M. Lewis Robert E. Lewis Robert C. Lilley Arthur Maskala R. B. McClellan J. Frank Medearis, Jr Harold J. Miller Perry J. Martinson Clarence Minetti Harry Morris Elwin Mussell W. H. McBride John J. McGrew William M. McGrew Donald P. Mcintosh Donald L. Newton Carl Nissler, Jr Archie E. Nagle Arthur L. Olivera Harry R. Olivera Sr Joe Omweg Nicholas Orson Glen Parks John Parks John Patino Earl Patton Herb Paulson Willis C. Perry Herbert N. Peters Ken Peterson William Peterson Rudolph Piatek Eileen Piatek Harold Pickering Harold E. Purdum Owen T. Rice R. P. Richards Patrick Riley Liz Sauro H. F. Schlittler Joseph Schwartz Emil Scolari Pete Scollin Arthur D. Scott John R. Sheldon George C. Smith, Jr Lamar Smith Mark J. Smith Willard Soppel Betty Soppel Nicholas W. Spaniola Kenneth R. Stillman Richard Luding Harold M

Santa Barbara County civic group rejects insults in Prop A ad

A Santa Barbara County civic coalition publishes a statement denying name calling and asserting unity in supporting charitable causes and civic work. The group lists its Inland and Northern Santa Barbara County leadership including Charles M. Taylor Jr chairing Southern Santa Barbara County and Allen Burke Hugh D. Young as co-chairs with Gerald R. Ginn as treasurer.

Santa Barbara County Charles M. Taylor, Jr Santa Barbara Allen Burke Hugh D. Young Gerald R. Ginn

Exxon Offshore Facility Approved and Inland Processing Vote

The Lompoc Record reports Federal approval for an offshore facility with no required Governor consent. The decision hinges on where processing works will be built, with a yes vote favoring inland placement and a no vote keeping offshore development.

Exxon Oakland

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