Lompoc Chamber submits plans for building expansion near Centennial Square
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce proposes to double its floor space with a 50 by 38 foot extension into Centennial Square to add a larger conference room and office space for LEDA and the new Festival Association. The plan awaits board approval and city and Johns Manville consent, with parking questions due to off street space requirements.
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Sue Edelman
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce
H Street
Cypress Avenue
Corner Park
Centennial Square
Lompoc Economic Development Association
LEDA
la Purisima
Lompoc Festival Association
Earle Sweetland
Chamber
Sweetland
Architectural Review Committee
Johns Manville
J-M
City of
Lompoc
Chamber of Commerce
Alan Davidson
Centennial Park
California
SEDA
New Festival Association
Christmas Cards and Meetups Notice in Lompoc
Glimpses show Carole Conover of Uranus Avenue receiving her first Christmas card from England. Jim Reynolds of Lompoc meets Susan Dey at a Malibu supermarket on Sunday.
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Carole Conover
Uranus Avenue
Lompoc
England
Jim Reynolds
Susan Dey
Malibu
Weather Outlook With Sunny Skies Through Wednesday
Fair weather continues through Wednesday with sunny warm days. Local winds 15 to 25 mph below canyons tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 70 at beaches and upper 70s inland. Lows 47 to 52. Wednesday tides high of 6.1 feet at 7:58 am and 4.6 feet at 8:48 pm with low tides 1.0 feet at 1:43 am and 0.4 feet at 2:44 pm.
Carter approves Alaska gas pipeline route with Alcan plan
President Carter gave final approval for a privately financed 4700 mile Alaska gas line to flow through Canada to the lower 48, with two legs to Antioch California and Dwight Illinois. The project costs at least 10 billion dollars and could finish by 1983.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
U.S
Canada
Senate
House
Antioch
Calif
Dwight
Ill
Burning at stake scene photographed for class assignment
Investigators say two Cabrillo High School youths staged a stake burning on Highway 1 north of Mission Hills for a class photo. They found no foul play and believe the act was planned as a harmless exercise though the use of fire was judged to be poor judgment. An oil company employee extinguished a brush fire before responders arrived.
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Vaughn Proctor
Sheriff's Investigators Today
Cabrillo High School
Highway 1
Mission Hills
Union Oil Co
Court upholds power to end SS payments after marriage
The Supreme Court unanimously backed Congress to cut off Social Security benefits for a disabled dependent child or other secondary beneficiary who marries someone not entitled to benefits. Justice Stevens said broad rules are needed for efficient Social Security administration.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Congress
John Paul Stevens
John Oliver
Kansas City
John Jobst
Jobst
Stevens
Man Sentenced in Brawl Case In Lompoc
Randy Paul Spring, 20, of 1516 East North Avenue, was sentenced to 45 days in county jail for resisting arrest during a September 11 melee with police. Judge Terrill F Cox ordered immediate jail time after a probation hearing. Spring pleaded guilty as part of a larger incident in which five were arrested while police investigated underage drinking. two officers were injured but recovered. two other defendants face trial November 14.
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Randy Paul Spring
E. North Ave
Lompoc
Terrill F Cox
Spring
Carter orders Pentagon organizational review
President Carter asked Defense Secretary Harold Brown to launch a comprehensive review of Pentagon organization and decision processes. The aim is to produce an unconstrained examination of reforms in defense management and the national military command structure amid concerns about NMCS and JCS effectiveness in wartime and crisis conditions. The study plan awaits presidential approval with no fixed timeline or costs.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Defense
Harold Brown
Pentagon
Brown
Department of Defense
Chain of Command
Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
Atlantic
Europe
Southern
Readiness
White House
Congressional
Congress
General Accounting Office
NMCS
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs
Army
Navy
Air Force
Water directors back Hatch amid conjunctive use dispute
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District leaders voted full confidence in legal counsel Stanley C. Hatch after a defection charge by Fourth District Supervisor William B. Wallace. Hatch asserted he represents the district on the special conjunctive use committee and could not be removed. Director Richard Henning announced Hatch speaks for the district at the Water Agency as well as on advisory committees, while Hatch blamed CDM Corp. for delays and warned Wallace may push a production at Goleta election day.
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Vaughn Proctor
Santa Ynez River
Water Agency Board of Directors
Hatch
Water District
Wallace
Virgil Phelps
Lompoc
Phelps
South Coast
Charles Lawrance
County Water Agency
CDM Corp
CCRB
Goleta County
CDM
Richard Henning
Water Agency
Advisory Committee On Water
Goleta
Aerospace strikes near end as corporate talks resume
Negotiations resumed this week in the Bay Area between 19,500 Lockheed machinists and Lockheed Corp with corporate talks set in Los Angeles under a federal mediator. Union leaders say a corporate package could settle local issues across Vandenberg Santa Cruz San Diego and Florida, while Boeing talks focus on wages pension and job upgrades.
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Ly James P. Sweeney
Lockheed, Corp
Boeing
Lockheed
Lockheed Corp
Bay Area
Claude Callan
Vandenberg Afb
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Los Angeles
Leach
Vandenberg
Santa Cruz
San Diego
Florida
Titan
13Th Street
IAM
Seattle
Aerospace
Califonia
Timmons
VAFB
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Ray Gerrity
Chamber of
Fice
South Hand Cypress
Alcan Pipeline Co
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Arctic Gas
Local 2217
Ed Leach