Supervisors decline stand on gas rate increase
County supervisors vote 3-2 against intervening against a proposed rate rise by Southern California Gas Co. before the State Public Utilities Commission. Board members cited timing and the complexity of the issue while noting Santa Barbara City College Associated Students had not yet adopted a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California Gas Co
Santa Barbara City College
Catterlin
Associated Students
Wayne Barberick
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Curtis Tunnell
Francis H. Beattie
State Commission
Frank Frost
James Slater
Slater
Santa Barbara
Frost
Gary Ted Stracener
Kenneth L. Paul
Tami Sue Stracener
Melissa Lee Stracener
East
Cook Street
Santa Maria
County of Santa Barbara
State of California
Superior Court of
County of
Church Complains Over Santa Ynez Bicycle Races Disrupt Worship
Santa Ynez Valley Presbyterian Church officials told county supervisors that annual bicycle races hindered worship as streets closed and intersections filled with spectators. Rev. Ronald D. Holcomb described delays and rude traffic control, prompting a formal appeal to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ynez Valley
Holcomb
Halloween Stew Recipe Wins Sixth Grade Contest
Sixth grade student Karen Teague of Los Berros Elementary submitted the frightful Witches Brew recipe for a Halloween contest. The piece lists kettle boiling water two bat wings eye of a newt rat’s tail four spider legs and other spooky ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Berros
Karen Teague
Public Notice on Environmental Determination Lompoc Project
City of Lompoc declares no environmental impact for dividing Assessor Parcel 93-050-10 near North H Street and Central Avenue into four parcels 39.06 acres total. Tentative map on file. appeal deadline ten days. review at Community Development Department 119 West Walnut Avenue.
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Lompoc
North
H”’ Street
Central Avenue
Community Development Department
West Walnut Avenue
Environmental Quality Committee
Walnut Avenue
California
Alvin O. Autry
Probate and Public Notices From Santa Barbara County
Notices include fictitious business name statement for Roger F Hintz in Lompoc and probate hearings for Eva M Bailey and Walter A Cramer. Hearings set for November 18 1974 in Santa Maria and creditor claims due four months after October 1974 publication.
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St. Lompoc
Cal
Roger Frank Hintz
T St. Lompoc
Roger F. Hintz
Santa Barbara County
Howard C. Menzel
Lise Apatoff
Superior Court OF the
State OF California
County OF
Santa Barbara
Eva M. Bailey
Eva May Bailey
Ginny Wilkes
City of
Santa Maria
California
Grossman, Cox & Palmer
North H Street
P.O. Box
Lompoc
Earl D. Cramer
College admissions outlook for CSUC November cycle 1975
Prospective students are urged to apply early for fall 1975 CSUC terms with limited access majors such as architecture nursing natural resources and physical therapy highlighted. Dr Charles Lindahl notes 98 percent of November 1973 applicants were offered space and many campuses kept majors open into 1974. Applications, first choice campus, alternates, location booklets and financial aid forms are available. the $20 fee applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Charles Lindahl
Csuc Frm
California State Universities and Colleges
Tutor training offered for English as second language
Laubach teachers and volunteers in Santa Ynez Valley announce a tutor training course at Bethania Lutheran Church Solvang starting Monday November 11. Classes run 9:00 to noon and 7 to 10 p.m. weekdays with child care. Sister Michele Renee leads the program. No teaching experience or Spanish needed. Call 688 3858 or 688 3881 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach
Santa Ynez Ley
Bethania Lutheran Church
Atterdag Road
Solvang
Michele Renee
Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange
California
Classified ad line for fast action
Classified ad notice urges readers to call 736-2313 for rapid placement and response. The brief line emphasizes quick results and direct contact through the listed phone number.
Lagomarsino presses for Vandenberg cemetery approval
Congressman Robert Lagomarsino and the Veterans Administration push DoD to reverse the Air Force position that no excess land exists at Vandenberg Air Force Base for a National Cemetery. He cites past statements by military officials and seeks approval for an investigative team within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lagomarsino
Calif
Veterans Administration
Secretary of Defense
James Schlesinger
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Lagomarsino
Vandenberg
Rufus H. Wilson
Veterans Administration National Cemetery System
Vanden
Paul K. Carlton
Timothy J. Dacey, Jr
Strategic Air Command
Carlton
Walter A. Carter, Jr
Aerospace Spec
WAFB
Ressman
James M. Hines
Washington
Donovan E. Howar
VA Office of Construction
Vandenberg Afb
California
Dod
Department of Defense
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State Public Utilities Commission Board
Charles F. Catterlin
Church
Glen Campbell
Los Angeles
UPI
Glen
Tuesday
Campbell
Springboard International Records Inc
Mission Hills
Kitty Schneider
Ladies of Queen of Angels Catholic Church
Village Inn
Vandenberg Village
R.J. Meier Ltd
Pat
Robert) Blaschke
Fran
Howard) Dyste
Queen of Angels Parish
Elfriede Wittwer
Elizabeth Kiefl
Donna Litten
Dolores Andrade
Julia Bench
Harriett Goodlad
Marvin Breashears
Arnez
Kevin
Karla
Keaton
U.S. Air Force
Breashears
1369Th
Girl Scouts of America
Mrs. Breashears
Cabrillo
F.J. Kallenberger
Victorville
Kallenberger
Queen of Angels Catholic Church
Russ Hinkens
Opal Rackow
Anne Hall
Margaret Segura
Thelma Segura
Nita Dominguez
Virgil Prem
Phil Comella
John Schneider
Leo Segura
del Wittner
Joe Flamand
William Henning
Henry Marquez
Hall Goodlad
Manuel Gonzales
Rex Nauman
Cate Segura
Harold Murray
Hal Ha
Bruce Shumer
Shumer
Ben Swimley
Calle Lindero
John
Mendoza
Frank
el Centro
Judy Lingle
Fresno
Sharon Henden
Rita Miller
Superior Court
IR. Llamas
S.R. Llamas
Walter A. Cramer
Walter Alfred Cramer
Ronald Holcomb
Owen Filer
Vafb
Riveroaks
West Ocean
Ostlund
the Complete Pet Store
North H St
Lompoc Plaza
Children’s Department
W. Ocean
Clarks Polyveldt
Polyveldt
Clarks
England
BankAmericaid
Lompoc Shopping Center
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