Huge primary ballot to shape California election statewide
Lompoc voters face a mammoth primary including state representative and constitutional candidates for November. The ballot lists nine initiatives, county offices, tax hikes for unincorporated areas, and a potential State senate vacancy to fill Lagomarsino’s unexpired term. Democratic and Republican slates feature multiple contenders across 18th and 24th Senate districts and the 19th congressional seat. Local races include sheriff, treasurer, public administrator, and district attorney with incumbent Sheriff Carpenter facing Waugh and McCune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Valley
California
Robert Lagomarsino
James D. Loebs
Ojai
George H. Margolis
Simi Valley
R.W. Handley
Santa Maria
Laird Hayes
Santa Barbara
Russell G. Herron
Camarillo
Paul H. Kinney
Ventura
Omer L. Rains
Senate
Lagomarsino
al Albinger
Charles F
Monte’’ Catterlin
Gary K. Hart
Herbert Alvin Ford
Air Force
Republican Party
Assembly
Osborne T. ‘'Oz” Brazelton
Fran Elliott
J. Tim Terry
Coastal Commission
John Carpenter
Robert Waugh
Merlin McCune
Waugh
McCune
Sheriff Carpenter
Barbecue dance planned at Miguelito Park Sunday
A barbecue and dance funded by the Mexican Social Organization will run from noon to dark at Miguelito Park with Little Joe and the Starlights providing music. Barbecue plates cost 2 dollars. In other notes, Terrill Cox is identified correctly as bank chairman. Danial Laird Jeffers, 21, faces marijuana sale charges with $5,000 bail. The 1974 75 Westside 4 H officers are listed and two candidates run for treasurer public administrator, Glen Neikirk and Waldemir Rudolph, with background details. Incumbent District Attorney David Minier faces Stan Roden in a high profile race amid campaign allegations and defenses.
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Miguelito Park
Little Joe
Starlights
Glen W. Neikirk
Waldemir
Rudy”’ Rudolph
Edward A. McMillan
Neikirk
Santa Barbara College
University of California
UCSB
Iowa
Ghislaine
Patricia
St. John’s Hospital
Oxnard
Santa Barbara
Rudolph
Mitau
Latvia
California State University
Los Angeles
Doris
Mike
Bernhard
Christopher
David Minier
Stan Roden
Minier
Roden
Vandenberg Village voters weigh fire tax ceiling hike
Voters in Vandenberg Village Mission Hills and Lompoc Valley will decide whether to raise the county wide fire protection tax ceiling from 46 to 73 cents per 100 of assessed valuation. Urban areas now pay 34 cents. combined total could reach about 1.08 if approved. County Fire Chief John Risdon notes 73 cents is a ceiling and real needs may not use all of it.
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Vandenberg Village
Mission Hills
Lompoc Valley
Village
John Risdon
Risdon
Addict program being pushed in Santa Barbara
The $137,685 Civil Addict Program aims to remove heroin addicts from Santa Barbara city and county streets and reduce crime. Santa Barbara Police say county participation is hoped for later this year, while Sgt. Mike Elia disputes duplicating the County Narcotics Task Force which has $330,227 in the coming fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Mike Elia
Obituary for Luciano Quinonez 89 in Lompoc
Rosary tonight at 7 30 at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel. Funeral Mass at 10 a m tomorrow at La Purisima Catholic Church with Rev Andrew McGrath officiating. Burial in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born 1885 in New Mexico died Tuesday in Santa Barbara convalescent hospital. Lived in Lompoc 52 years. Survived by daughter Luisa Escobedo of Lompoc, sons Salvadore Quinonez of Arizona and Jose Quinonez of New Mexico, and 26 grandchildren.
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Luciano Quinonez
McPeek Family
la Purisima Catholic Church
Andrew McGrath
Quinonez
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
New Mexico
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Luisa Escobedo
Salvadore Quinonez
Arizona
Jose Quinonez
Closing stock quotations furnished by Lang and Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Lang and Co located at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with a contact number 733 3551. The brief notice lists prices and market activity for listed securities and reflects end of day values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Lompoc Faces Major Sewer Rates and Plant Expansion
A week of sewer news in Lompoc includes rising residential rates from 2 to 4 with a July 1976 plan to reach 6, plus first phase hikes for apartments and mobiles. The city advances a 12 million dollar regional plant, grant talks with EPA, and a 87.5 percent offer expected by June 30.
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Steve LA Rue
Lompoc
Red Star Industrial Laundry
Red Star
Lompoc District Hospital
Rayne and Culligan
Gene Wahlers
Environmental Protection Agency
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Daily Record
Terrill F. Cox
First Valley Bank of
Cox
Robert Stevens
Daniel Laird Jeffers
South E St
West Hickory Avenue
Westside
Jennifer Nagle
Rosey Kroetsch
Leslie George
Frank Oldread
Joe Mendez
Donnie
Sherrie Holmdahl
Becky Tyler
Whitney Shannon
Greg Beard
Lorenzo Armenta
Act of Congress
Steve LaRue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Francis L
Butch
McCann
Andy Post
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Youth Foundation
California Newspaper Publishers
Ass'n., Inc
Sgt
Elia
American Air
American Caneesse
Apeco At&t
Anaconda
Beth Sil
Boise Cascade
Bunker Ramo
Champ Hms
City Inv Cordura
Chrysler
Comput Sci
Dupont
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Fleetwood Ford Mtr
Fuqua Ind
GAC Corp
Elec
Sperry Rand
Stand Oil
Cal
Teleprompter Teledyne
Telex
Texaco
Times Mirror Meee Reis
TransAmerica
Union Oil
US Steel
Westinghouse of OS
Zapata Corp
Gary Hart
Osborne
Oz”’ Brazelton
Ucsb Daily Nexus
Tim Terry
Terry
Frank Loper
Wahlers
Charles Everett
Central Ave
Lompoc Utility Services
Park Water Company
Lompoc Utility
Virgilio Bawalan Quitson
Quitson
Philippines
James D. Finley Jr
Atty
Haynes Jones
Sima
East
Cypress Avenue
Centennial Office
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