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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
2
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier declares a city state of emergency and launches a around the clock volunteer fire warden plan after firemen reject a final contract offer. 114 firemen called in sick leaving 167 to answer seven minor calls with 200 National Guardsmen assisting.
The Board of Supervisors is set to approve a $410000 contract with Livingston and Blayney to revise the county master plan. A $40000 contingency is included. Background studies begin five months after execution with final reports due in about 18 months, around April 1975. Funding will come from a transfer of $202000 from the revenue sharing trust fund to the Planning Department.
In Santa Cruz California Edmund E Kemper III was found guilty by a superior court jury on eight counts of first degree murder. He will be sentenced today after surrendering and pleading insanity. The case involves the slayings of eight women including his mother.
The County Park Commission rejected the Zaca Lake expansion plans for 320 overnight sites and related activities saying an environmental impact report is needed first. They also declined to urge state takeover and indicated that state operation may not suit the property.
Daily record notes Dr David J Karty will headline a Lamaze prepared childbirth film talk on Wednesday at 7 30 p m before the Childbirth Education League in the Allan Hancock College Student Union. Immunization clinic also set for Wednesday 1 to 3 p m at the Veterans Memorial Building. DPT DT polio rubella vaccines offered. Vandenberg and the 4392nd Security Police Squadron again host SAC Worldwide Chief of Security Police Conference. The event runs Monday through November 9 with about 75 chiefs expected. Ann Pate of the City of Lompoc Corporation Yard to receive a 10 year service pin at Friday city awards dinner. her name was left out of Wednesday's Record article.
Lawyer Sharpe argues Diablo Cove would experience far greater ecological stress than Morro Bay due to plant scale and thermodynamics. He cites PG and E misreadings from Wheeler North swims and notes the four degree isotherm could wipe out or weaken up to 60 percent of indigenous species within estimated 42 to 68 acre zones.
In hearings Sharpe cites a victory as PG E plans scale model tests and dye dye tests before fueling the plant. The SSPC hopes the AEC final decree on Units I II will require design changes to reduce thermal discharge and protect marine life including abalone spawning grounds near Diablo Canyon.
Jurisdictional tensions rise as landowners sue Goleta County Water District over usage restrictions. Committee hears that Santa Maria may overestimate supplemental water needs and discusses cost allocation and bond financing risks for a regional import plan. Entitlements show 57 700 acre feet cap versus estimates above 65 000 acre feet.
The County Planning Commission approved Charles and Violet Wills The Farm House for a conditional use permit to run an alcohol detox center for up to six people. The facility will occupy the southeast corner of Sweeney Road and State Highway 246 in Lompoc Valley. It is one of three such centers authorized in the county to aid intoxication cases for adults aged 18 to 64. A public hearing on agricultural service districts was continued to November 14. Seven agricultural preserves across county were approved.
The Lompoc Record is declared an adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California corporation, at 126 North I Street, Lompoc, California 93436.
Five counties Sacramento San Joaquin San Diego Monterey and Fresno report fuel problems in schools with San Luis Obispo County also affected. Officials warn shortages may deepen after January as contracts expire. Districts may close schools cut bus service and raise pump prices while Nixon urges energy saving measures.
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