County engineer touts importing State water as best option
County Water Agency Engineer Manager Charles Lawrance argues Northern California water via a coastal aqueduct is the clearest solution to County water problems, capable of serving the entire county. He cites a first step contract for 57,000 acre feet and a future bond vote to fund the project. William Mills of Toups Corp supports conjunctive use with Lake Cachuma, estimating 11,000 acre feet annually at about $200 per acre foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Water Agency
Charles Lawrance
Feather River
Goleta County Water District and Cooperative Extension
Lawrance
California
State Department of Water Resources
William R. Mills
Toups Corp
Mills
Cachuma
Columbia Buys Goleta Valley Property At Auction
Columbia University won the 280 acre Goleta Valley oceanfront asset east of Hope Ranch Park at a Friday foreclosure sale for 3 044 690 with no competing bids. The land, mortgaged to Columbia, faces a water district moratorium and had drawn national notice from a bribery case involving Phil Regan over a rezoning vote in Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Goleta Valley
Tyrolian Village, Inc
University
Halimi
Columbia
Peter Hunt
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Hope Ranch Park
Goleta County
Phil Regan
Montecito and
Hot Springs
Frank Frost
Park Commission declines sale bid for El Capitan Ranch
Four of seven Park Commission members vote against a public hearing on selling 1481 acres of El Capitan Ranch west of Goleta. Karen Thompson argues the bank’s court fight with the Goleta Valley Water District over water rights should be settled first before any commission action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commission
el Capitan Property
County Park Commission
el Capitan Ranch
Goleta
Commission
Lake Cachuma
Sion
Goleta Valley
Goleta County
City Bank
California quake safety plan reaches near compliance
California officials say the Field Act program to meet the June 30 deadline for earthquake safe schools is a big success with only a handful of campuses remaining non compliant. Assemblyman Greene rejects further delays citing risk to students and potential disruptions if extensions are granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
California
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Leroy Greene
Cabrillo FFA to Stage Junior Fair and Awards Banquet
The Cabrillo chapter of Future Farmers of America will host two events this week. A Junior Fair on Tuesday at 3 p.m. on campus followed by an awards banquet on Wednesday in the school cafeteria with Greg Beard as speaker. Also YMCA invites signups for Yosemite Caravan July trip for ages 13 to 17 from Aug 22 to 26 at 55 dollars members 60 dollars non members. Contact YMCA for details at 116 B E College Ave 9622. Anita Alexander wins the 1977 Dekalb Agriculture Accomplishment Award for outstanding Vocational Agriculture senior. she attends Cabrillo High School and plans University of Arizona animal science. Her name appears on the Dekalb honors plaque. Lompoc Elks Ladies Club meets June 2 at 7:30 p.m. at Elks Lodge wives of Elks invited. Past Exalted Ruler Richard Lane reports on the Elks National Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrillo Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Greg Beard
Yosemite National Park
YMCA
Yosemite
Les
Jeff Jones
E. College Ave
Anita Alexander
Msgt
Dave Alexander
Dekalb Agriculture
Dekalb Ag Research, Inc
Anita
Cabrillo High School
University of Arizona
Dekalb
Lompoc
Obituary notices for Ivory Hulsey and Alex Greenhouse
Funeral services for Ivory Hulsey 81 of Riverside and visitor to Lompoc are set for Tuesday in Russellville Alabama. Rosary for Alex C Greenhouse 23 of Antioch California will be recited Wednesday with Mass Thursday and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Ivory Hulsey
Lompoc
Riverside
Russellville
Alabama
Higgins
Antioch
California
Alex C Greenhouse
South K St
Lompoc District Hospital
Holy Rosary Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mr. Greenhouse
Johns Manville
Cal Poly
Country Wife at AHC a powerfully funny period comedy
Allan Hancock College presents William Wycherley’s The Country Wife in the Performing Arts Center. David Williams plays Horner with a witty cast delivering ribald satire of marriage and desire, running nightly through June 5 with box office hours and reservations at 922-8313.
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Santa Maria
Mr. Horner
David Williams
Allan Hancock College
William Wycherly
AHC
Wycherly
Horner
Performing Arts Center
Fidget
Michael Winters
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Lompoc High School
Susan Imano
Naomi Okun
Anne Lewis
Elin Jamison
Chris Hoare
Leslie George
Stephanie Mowery
Charles Benesh
Kathy Herring
Diane Elam
Laura Stegman
Craig Yates
Lass
Alforma
Superwr
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publicions
North H St Lompoc
James McCollum
Harry J Crampe
Rennie Adam
Tim Conner
Virginia H Sands
Desirey . Adam
Margaret Adam
Mary Adam
Michael Palmer
Robert Bostick
Art Sums
Donald Neu
Robert Oemcent
Betty Laurent
Terry Day
Sue Edelman
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Dale Fink
King
Marilyn Oliver Howard Donner
Anne Moran
Calforna
Alocation
United Press International
Inter Halons Press Institute
Inter American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Californa Newspaper
Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Ass'n., Inc
Karen Thompson
Commis
The
Water District
City National Bank of
Beverly Hills
Greene
Bill Lockyer
Dan Leandro
Alameda County
Hayward
Lockyer
Oakland Unified School
Steve Werk
California Horse Council
Horseman
Horse Magazine
Rush
Bingie Ra
Houston
Texas
Daily Record
Allan Hancock College Community Symphonic Band
Gary Thompson
Central Coast
College Pavilion
Ivory
Alex C. Greenhouse
Sir Jasper Fidget
Troy Evans
Lady Fidget
Jane Schulman
Sir Jasper
Mister Pinchwife
Pinchwife
Cal Winn
Margery
Annie Combs
Homer
Alethia
Jill Antonson
Harcourt
Jeff McCarthy
Sparkish
Mark Harelik
Sycherly
Starbuck Mortuary
Red Door
Lions Inn
H’ Street
Lompoc Plaza
MAC Farlanes
Portugal
Redwood House
Redwood
Juanita
Beverly Gomez
Lompoc Valley Stationers
Bev
H St
Comini Cinema
No. H St
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