Redistricting hints shift Santa Ynez Valley plans
County planners prepare Monday briefing on district boundary changes to equalize population across five supervisorial areas. Hope Ranch may move from Third to Second District, Santa Ynez Valley possibly split between Third and Fourth, with Paradise area linking to Second. County Planning’s Clifford Pauley cautions against predicting candidate moves while census data and maps are reviewed.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Department
Hope Ranch
James M. Slater
Robert E Kallman
Daniel G. Grant
Grant
Santa Ynez Valley
Paradise
Solvang
Los Alamos
Sisquoc River
U.S
Clifford Pauley
Board of Supervisor
Pauley
Boundary redraw plans stir county supervisorial race
Solvang candidate M. Keith Watkins could switch to the Fourth District before the June 1976 primary as north county supervisors push redistricting to equalize population. Petitions from Santa Ynez Valley residents back the move. Watkins opposes splitting the county into two counties as costly and duplicative.
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North County
M. Keith Watkins
Solvang
James M. Slater
Francis H. Beattie
Closing Stocks From Lang and Co In Lompoc
Closing stock quotations are furnished to the Record via Lang and Co at 3865 Fllation Road Lompoc with the contact number 733-3551.
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Lang and Co
Fllation Road
Lompoc
Lompoc Teens Arrested In Vargas Jewelers Rock Throw Case
Daily record reports 18 year old Steven Brian Payne of 522 B North L Street arrested for throwing a rock through Vargas Jewelers window at 640 North H Street. Bail set at $1000. Police pursue possible links to a second incident at Bank of America nearby.
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Steven Brian Payne
North L St
Vargas Jewelers
North H St
Lompoc
Vargas
Payne
Bank of America
Howard Reshoft
Reshoft
Roving reporter asks villagers about rights to die
A Record roving reporter visits the Village Shopping Center and asks passersby under what circumstances a person may have the right to die. Each week the reporter appears in a new location with a fresh question.
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Record
Planners approve range additions and home site variances
The County Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit to expand the Lompoc Police Department pistol range on a 1.2 acre site near Santa Rosa and San Julian roads. It also granted a permit for water drilling equipment storage at La Salle Canyon and Ocean and recommended a rear yard setback variance at 4290 Constellation Road in Vandenberg Village. A missing Sisquoc rancher Vivian Adam was found deceased, touching off a major rescue and recovery effort. the body was located by a hiker Raul Rossel, 13, near the Sisquee ranch. The cause of death will be studied by laboratory analysis.
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Lompoc
Santa Rosa Rd
San Julian Rd
J.D. Smith
Robert M. Alexander
la Salle Canyon Rd
Ocean Ave
Lompoc Valley
Sisquee
Vivian Adam
Raul Rossel
Sisquoc
Spawling Ranch
Don Dicus
Probation Office Couple Arrested in Santa Barbara
A supervising probation officer Marion L. Newbury and her husband Theodore A. Smith were arrested in Santa Barbara on charges of false hour claims and conspiracy to commit grand theft. They were jailed on $5,000 bail each. Newbury posted bail while Smith remained jailed. Investigators seized records from Newbury's home and the probation office after a three week probe by the sheriff and county auditor.
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Santa Barbara
Marion L. Newbury
Theodore A. Smith
Newbury
Band
Smith
Probation Department
John Wells
Rescue Effort Underway For Cat Sighted In County Building
County maintenance workers tried to reach a cat believed trapped in the Santa Barbara County Administration Building ducts. Screaming meows were heard on three ceiling areas, with officials removing ceiling tiles and leaving a milk bowl and ladder, but no animal appeared and rumors circulated about a possible joke or misheard sounds.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Raymond D. Johnson
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
Johnson
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