Plans Underway To Combat Carpinteria Flood Threat
County officials prepare for a potential Carpinteria flood with a manned emergency telephone line, debris control pamphlets, and sandbag guidance. They seek 1.4 million federal flood funding to widen channels, build debris dams, and clear runoff, following a warning report from the Los Angeles District Corps of Engineers. Republican Rep. Teague presses Washington for funds with help from Casper Weinberger and Gen. George A. Lincoln.
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Carpinteria Valley
South Coast
First District
George H. Clyde
Clyde
Washington, D.C
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Romero
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
James Stubbhner
Carpinteria
Army
Stubbner
Washington
OEP
Los Angeles
The
Charles Teague
Capitol
Teague
Casper Weinberger
Bureau of Management and Budget
Weinberger
Gov
Reagan
George A. Lincoln
Lompoc Area Car Crash Injures Woman and Jail Terms
In Lompoc a car collision on North H Street left Iris Ross with minor injuries while her husband Horace Ross drove the other vehicle involved with Thomas Waller. Separately David Garcia faces court today on evading arrest and related charges after a West Chestnut Avenue arrest. Jail bookings include two men for marijuana possession. Community notices cover a Sierra Club hike, a home burglary, a senior citizens election, a PTA film night, and an English village will party funded by a 2007 bequest.
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Iris Ross
Lompoc
Horace Penn Ross
Thomas M. Waller
Clubhouse Rd
Vandenberg Village
North H Street
David Alex Garcia
S. E St
West Ocean Avenue
Paul Russell Ranft
N. A St
Jon Richard Daubenspeck
New City Committees Plan Meetings In Lompoc
The City of Lompoc schedules two key committee meetings this week. On Wednesday at 7 30 p m the community goals committee will meet in City Hall for progress reports and a goals timetable. On Thursday at 4 30 p m five members of the recycling committee will discuss program machinery.
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Lompoc
PTA
John Porter
Goals
Arthur Scott
Nicholas Bevilacqua
Community Development Department
Dustin Griffith
Japanese Seaweed Invades SoCal Waters During Seaweek
Marine biologist Nancy L. Nicholson reported at USC conference that the brown seaweed Sargassum Musicum invades deteriorating marine environments off the Southern California coast. The weed hitchhikes on currents and thrives where water quality is poor, threatening native seaweeds.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Nancy L. Nicholson
University of Southern California Marine Sciences Center
USC
Missicholson
Dean Guilty of Terrorism Faces Five Year Sentence
In Pretoria UPI reports Judge Petrus Malan Cillie found Gonville French-Beytagh the Anglican Dean of Johannesburg guilty of terrorism and sentenced him to five years in prison. The 59 year old clerk could have faced the death penalty. He filed an appeal and was released on $14000 bail as spectators reacted with gasps and groans.
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Pretoria
UPI
Petrus Malan Cillie
Johannesburg
Gonville
Cleri
California fronts oil free sanctuary debate before Senate panel
Californians urged Congress to back state laws banning offshore oil development to protect the coastline while industry spokesmen warned against limiting domestic oil supply. Sen. Cranston pressed for federal sanctuaries with potential emergency leases, as Tunney and Laird clashed over energy needs and environmental costs.
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Washington
UPI
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
California
Santa Barbara Channel
John V. Tunney
Calif
American Petroleum Institute
Laird
America
Roger F. Honberger
San Diego County
John Dunlop
San Diego
Honberger
Dunlop
Tidelands
United States
Interior
Congress
Goleta foothills huge development plan rejected recommended
County Planning Commission staff urge denial of Vicinus and Associates 951 dwelling unit project on a 374 acre parcel east of San Marcos Pass north of Foothill Rd. The proposal seeks a General Plan density increase about 32 times, amid protests from Village Green Homeowners and Goleta Valley residents.
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County Planning Commission
Foothills
Vicinus and Associates
San Marcos Pass
Santa Barbara
Village Green
Goleta Valley
Santa Ynez Valley
Grogan Found Guilty of Murder in Shea Decapitation
In Los Angeles Steve Clem Grogan twenty a member of the Charles Manson Family was found guilty of murder for the decapitation of Donald Shorty Shea whose body has not been found during the weekend.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Steve
Clem Grogan
Charles Mansons
Donald ‘Shorty’ Shea
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