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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1974
Page
2
The county clerk defeats the judge in a fight over use of the Courthouse Mural Room and adjoining space. Judge Dodson and the board clash with Menzei and Supervisor Tunneil over filing systems and court administrator space. The dispute centers on jurisdiction and proper allocation of court space.
TelePrompTer proposes Sulphur Peak and Divide Peak microwave relay stations to provide crisper six channel signals for the city. The plan includes a $50,000 yearly rental for Sulphur Peak and a $300,000 budget for Divide Peak with a potential $6.95 monthly rate hike. City officials weigh guaranteed improvements against profits and FCC mandates as public input looms.
Harold McCain Cavanaugh, 19, of 800 North G Street Apt. E, was jailed at Vandenberg Main Gate after being stopped by Air Security Police. Bail set at 2000 dollars. Police recovered two shotguns a survival gun a pound of black powder ammunition military fatigue jackets sidearm holsters and bomb making literature. Five bad checks were recovered and about 30 more checks remain under investigation.
The Record provides closing stock quotations via Lang and Co. including list of securities. An accompanying note mentions a hearing under way.
Owen Gerry Etheridge, 16, accused in his father's death on Oct 27, awaits a judge's decision after a Friday hearing before Judge Arden T. Jensen. The defense cites diminished capacity and the court will decide between placement with the California Youth Authority or a more civilian arrangement. California Chapter Four Pearl Harbor Survivors' Association plans a meeting at Vandenberg AFB Officers' Club this Saturday with 6 PM social hour and 7 PM dinner. notify Charles Lowe at 922-3313 to attend.
Obituary notes Jose M. Becerra 75 with rosary at Starbucky and funeral mass at La Purisima Catholic Church officiated by Rev Andrew McGrath. Interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Local survivors listed. services Wednesday and Thursday with details in the notice. Carl V Kurtz 62 died at home. services set for tomorrow at Gregory McPeek Mortuary Chapel with interment at Lemoore Cemetery. He was born in 1912 in Lemoore and had lived in Lompoc six years.
Santa Barbara County supervisors clash over a General Plan consultant’s view that state project water is inevitable for the area. The Goleta plan raises questions about basing long range planning on that assumption and whether to study all supplemental options. Chairman Catterlin questions the consultant’s Feather River water forecast while Beattie urges proper channels through the Planning Commission.
The Daily Record notes a 250 dollar mowing machine stolen from Jerry Signorelli and deputies detaining a Cabrillo High School student on drug charges. It also lists the Barbershop chorus and quartet show at the Lompoc Civic Auditorium with tickets on sale Wednesday to Friday for lunch purchases at Lompoc High.
Hickory Avenue tree dispute prompts council to schedule debate. Tomorrow's session includes an ordinance banning motor driven bikes within a quarter mile of residences, schools, hospitals, or convalescent homes with police ticketing enforcement. The council reviews river bottom recreation plans and downtown improvement requests.
Jurors deliberating Navarro case remain split as Judge Westwick clears seven women and five men for the day. They plan to reconvene Tuesday morning despite Veterans Day, with instructions to seal any verdict reached on the holiday and deliver it to the court Thursday. The case involves a gubernatorial complaint alleging Navarro solicited a bribe tied to Cal-Pac Ynez Valley developers who gave $1,000 on August 19 under sheriff’s watch.
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