Solvang considers sheriff service costs for potential incorporation
The Solvang area faces county sheriff service estimates of 154 404 to 160 703 annually as the Board of Supervisors forwards figures to the Solvang Incorporation Committee. Undersheriff Larry Marshall says the proposal equates to above current service, potentially triple present levels, aligning with incorporation needs. The board will set a figure reflecting full county compensation if voters approve moving ahead.
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Dick Praul
Sheriff's Department
Solvang
Auditor-Controller's Office
Board of Supervisors
Larry Marshall
Sherif
Board authorizes Beattie trip to D C
County supervisors approve chairman Francis H Beattie flying to Washington D C with a California supervisorial delegation to press Congress to renew federal revenue sharing before Christmas The trip November 18 19 will have airfare paid by the California Supervisors Assn to attend committee hearings and lobby individual members of Congress The move aims to avert a June end to revenue sharing and a tax hike while preserving social services
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Francis H. Beattie
Washington, D.C
California
Congress
Beattie
Slater drops spending limit plan for unincorporated areas
County supervisor James M. Slater of Goleta Valley has dropped a proposal to limit campaign spending in unincorporated areas. The item was removed from the Board of Supervisors agenda after being continued five times as county counsel worked on provisions. Slater said he will wait for a possible U.S. Supreme Court ruling next year before reintroducing the measure.
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James M. Slater
Goleta Valley
Slater
Board of Supervisors
U.S. Supreme Court
County Board backs UC Santa Barbara bike theft grant
The Board of Supervisors approved a $157,000 grant to UCSB Police for a bicycle theft prevention system. They also discussed a countywide bicycle registration ordinance funded by a proposed fee system to support bikeways, with debate over licensing and costs and a vote on the theft program proceeding.
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Board of Supervisors
University of California — At Santa
Harrell Fletcher
James M. Slater
Fletcher
Atascadero Creek
Goleta Valley
Francis H. Beattie
County M D to Pay 15 Cents a Mile for Car Use
Lawrence Hart, new County Health Services Director, will pay 15 cents per mile for daily county vehicle use between Malibu and Santa Barbara, pending his household move. The board approved this policy aligned with other department heads, despite objections from Supervisor Frost over costs and pay cut considerations.
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County Health Services
Lawrence Hart
Malibu
Hart
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Harrell Fletcher
Dr. Hart
Raymond D. Johnson
Paul Floyd
Frank J. Frost
Los Angeles County
Francis H. Beattie
Beattie
Joseph T. Nardo
Johnson
Los Angeles
Lompoc Local Meetings Set for Wednesday and Friday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lompoc Youth Football League meets Wednesday at 8 p m in the public library multipurpose room to elect officers for the 76 season. The Lompoc Parks and Recreation Commission convenes at 7 30 p m in City Hall council chambers to review the motorcycle area and bus charges and the Thompson Park rights schedule. A Glendale man Gary Dean Glassey 22 faces battery on a peace officer and resisting arrest after a Highway 1 stop near Valley Drive In Theatre with 1000 bail. The Lompoc Public Library Board of Trustees meets 8 p m to hear a Village Branch Library progress report. Burglary at Sandra Lee Bunning home yields 240 cash and 192 in food stamps. Stolen from Hapgood School cafeteria are two flags and damaged student displays. Immunization Clinic set Wednesday November 19 1975 9 11 a m at the Veterans Memorial Building. County supervisors send telegrams to President Ford and Frank Zarb urging talks on offshore oil leasing as Interior decisiones face local government input.
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Lompoc
Glendale
Gary Dean Glassey
Glassey
Highway 1
Valley Drive-In Theater
Ford
Frank Zarb
Zarb
State Council of Local Governments
Secretary of the Interior
California
Frank J. Frost
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Council of Local Governments
County borrows 7 million to tide over dry period
The county government borrows seven million dollars with Wells Fargo bidding 3.2299 percent for a 160 day promissory note. The move aims to cover payroll and current costs until tax money arrives while not labeled an emergency. Schools use similar practice to finance dry periods.
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Dick Praul
Wells-Fargo Bank
Supervisor balks at fund transfer approval
County Supervisor Harrell Fletcher opposed a 2200 dollar contingency for the Juvenile Justice Master Planning Task Force while the board approved the transfer 4 to 1. Auditor Floyd predicted receivables may rise by 500000 this year as part of Santa Barbara General Hospital restructuring. The task force, created Oct. 20 on Kallman’s recommendation, was to fund extra help and operating costs and had deferred a 750000 juvenile detention facility near Santa Maria.
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Harrell Fletcher
Board of Supervisors
Paul E. Floyd
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Goleta Valley
Fletcher
North County
Robert E. Kallman
Santa Maria
Lompoc Record details staff and postal data
The Lompoc Record lists publishing staff headed by Mrs A James McCollum and Editor Harry J Crompe with executives Tim Conner and Virginia H Sands. It notes associations with CNPA UPI IPI IAPA and ABC and describes mail rates in Santa Barbara County and nationwide. The paper is published daily except Saturdays Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Virginia H Sands
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunner
Donald New
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Adrienne McAdam
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird Howard Dotzier
Gibby Call
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Californa Newspaper
Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara County
Clara L Gustman 77 Funeral Services in Santa Ynez Valley
Funeral services for Clara L Gustman 77 will be held at Bethany Lutheran Church in Lompoc with Pastor Charles A Rauschek officiating. Burial follows at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born 1898 in Wisconsin she died Sunday in a Santa Ynez Valley convalescent hospital after 28 years in the area. She taught 20 years in Lompoc Unified School District and is survived by daughter Kathryn Errecart of Tehachapi two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services are under Paaske's Santa Ynez Valley Chapel.
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Clara L. Gustman
Bethany Lutheran Church
South E St
Charles A. Rauschek
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Wisconsin
Gustman
Santa Ynez Valley
E. Olive Ave
Lompoc Unified
Kathryn Errecart
Tehachapi
Paaske
Santa Ynez Valley Chapel
Exxon grading plan before commission for Las Flores Canyon
Exxon Corporation seeks planning commission approval for mass grading and on shore facilities in Las Flores Canyon west of Goleta. Plans include grading upper canyon, tanks, structures, staging units, landscaping, road design, underground pipelines, and an electrical sub station. Environmentalists oppose the project as it would ruin the canyon aesthetically.
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Exxon Corporation
Las Flores Canyon
Goleta
County Planning Commission
The
Petroleum Company
Corral
Las Flores
Santa Barbara
Exxon
Planning Commission
Refugio-El Capitan
Oil Company
Corral Canyon
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Huxley
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Daily Record
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Security Pacific
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Thomas Banks
Callahan
Daniel Grant
Banks
Osborne T. Brazelton
Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board
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William Altman
Geotechnical Consultants, Inc
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Lompoc Shopping Center
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