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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1973
Page
3
Senator Robert Lagomarsino of Ojai announces support for energy saving steps. He backs lower speed limits, year round daylight saving, stricter building codes, car pooling lots, and investment in geothermal and solar research. He urges public cooperation to avoid rationing or taxes, stressing voluntary actions now.
Santa Barbara County Sheriff John W. Carpenter urges caution as cash and gifts rise in December. He advises women to keep purses secure and close, lock car trunks, and ensure homes are lit and locked when away. Storekeepers should extend security during longer hours.
The Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority asks the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors to set up a year round environmental education center at Zaca Lake the county’s only freshwater lake. The group warns heavy private development would worsen erosion siltation sewage runoff and damage delicate nearby ecosystems.
Governor Reagan delivers a Thanksgiving message to Californians stressing gratitude for peace and national strength. He plans to spend the holiday at his Pacific Palisades home and cites the Pilgrims as a model of perseverance and faith.
The Lompoc Unified study on year-round schooling faces cost concerns with CTA noting higher expenses than traditional programs. Historical review cites Aliquippa PA’s 1928 four-quarter plan achieving short term savings before the district later dropped the program for new facilities.
Lompoc and nearby districts consider an all year program as school populations shrink and teachers seek year round pay. Proponents cite space savings and educational benefits while critics point to scheduling and maintenance concerns. Community leaders weigh space and finance factors as a pivotal issue.
The Lompoc Valley Board of Realtors announces Tom Green and Robert Livingston to Allan Hancock College Real Estate Advisory Committee. The panel aims to improve courses, select instructors, and align Real Estate Program with California requirements to prepare students for licenses. Green runs TG Realty. Livingston is Village Realty sales manager.
Sen. Barry Goldwater said Charles Percy has little chance to win the 1976 Republican presidential nomination calling him inconsistent and wandering all over hells half acre. He doubted Percy could even win Illinois delegation, noting conservatives compose about 85 percent of the party.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy said his family did not want him to run for president though he left open the possibility in 1976. He noted his wife and relatives would support whatever decision he makes and said voters would judge his character if he campaigns. He also said the Chappaquiddick incident would be for the people to decide at the polls.
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