Vacancies loom as county supervisors consider appointments
County supervisors returning from a three day Palm Springs convention are poised to fill a vacancy on the Civil Service Commission after George Bliss Jr. resigned following his electoral defeat. Lieutenant Frank J. Frost and Supervisor George H. Clyde may back a successor and quickly appoint a new member to the Planning Commission to ensure a full panel for year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Supervisors Association
Palm Springs
County Civil Service Commission
County Planning Commission
George Bliss Jr
Carpinteria
Civil Service Commission
Bliss
George H. Clyde
Frank J. Frost
Frost
Clyde
Board of Supervisors
Joe Omweg
Harwood A
Bendy) White
Montecito
Lot split denied as too dangerous near Carpinteria
The County Subdivision Committee denied a residential lot split west of Toro Canyon Road citing forest fire risk and density concerns, after input from the U.S. Forest Service and Carpinteria-Summerland district fire officials. The stay will resume November 30 for other planning items including a Goleta shopping center proposal and a 137 unit Goleta development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Forest Service
Carpinteria Valley
Toro Canyon
East Valley Rd
Forest Service
Carpinteria - Summerland
Paul F. Fink
Harley Barling Jr
Shirrell Way
North Fairview Ave
Goleta
Planning Commission
Constellation Rd
Vandenberg Village
Vandenberg Village Development Co
Debbie Rd
U.S. 101
Holister Ave
Design Manufacturing
Oliver R. Ogdahl
al Reece
Ballard
Baseline Ave
Cottonwood St
B.H. Richards
Santa Maria
Orcutt Rd
Foster Rd
Foster couple seeks adoption despite race
In Houston a Black foster couple, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Adams, who raised six year old Victor Wilkerson for four years, face State Welfare Department opposition to adoption due to race. Victor pleads to stay with the Adamses as a custody fight, with a hearing postponed. An aunt and uncle, Elias and wife, seek custody but have not visited Victor in four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkerson
Adams
Mommie
Daddy
Victor
Adamses
Robert L. Lowry
Elias Lopez
Tobacco Hutte Fictitious Business Name Statement
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT No 10306 for THE TOBACCO HUTTE Walnut Plaza Lompoc California 139 North H Street 93436 owners Wilbur B Beezley and Kathryn L Beezley a husband wife partnership filed October 27 1972 with Santa Barbara County Clerk certification by J E Lewis and Lorraine Potts deputy. Publication dates November 3 10 17 24 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Hutte Walnut
Santa Barbara County
J. E. Lewis
Lorraine Potts
Restrict Nine Barbiturates Amid Death Reports
BNDD proposes controls on nine highly addictive barbiturates linked to 1,771 crisis reports and deaths in 17 months. Ingersoll says withdrawal can be fatal and names amobarbital, butabarbital, cyclobarbital, heptabarbital, pentobarbital, probarbital, secobarbital, talbutal, ainbarbital with five brand names Seconal Tuinal Amytol Nembutal Butisol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
BNDD
John E Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Vehicle fee hike may be cut from school finance bill
Sacramento lawmakers consider removing a $103 million motor vehicle license fee increase from a $1.2 billion tax shift for school finance. The conference committee, backed by Gov. Reagan and Assembly Speaker Moretti, weighs next steps as talks continue to win Senate approval. If eliminated, renters and homeowners would see tax relief while urban school aid may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Manson follower claims Russian roulette accidental killing
Priscilla Cooper, 21, one of Charles Manson’s followers charged in a death, says Mrs. Lauren Willett died by accident during Russian roulette. District Attorney Joseph Baker rejects the account, noting inconsistencies and pointing to broader motives linked to silencing Willett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cooper
Michael Monfort
Baker
Younger questions court move on death penalty in murder case
California Attorney General Evelle Younger criticized a Norwalk judge for ordering a penalty trial that could lead to a death sentence. He argued the death penalty in California must be mandatory for specific crimes, citing U.S. and state court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
UPI
Evelle J. Younger
Norwalk
Younger
Superior Court
Julius Leetham
U.S. Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
California
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County
Lot
Santa Barbara
Bausch & Lomb
Fashion Eyewear Group of America
New York
Manson
Belfast
Enniskillen
Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Heath
Britain
Leetham
County Supervisors Association of California
State Supreme Court
Government Employees Corporation of
Geico of
Washington, D.C
GEICO
Isur & Overseas
Lompoc
Vandenberg Afb
Houser C. Wilson
V.V
Government Employees Insurance Company OF
D.C
Capital Stock Company
PFAFF
Pfaff Sewing Center
Sale
Dacron
Jcpenney
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