Supervisors debate public release of overdraft charges
County supervisors voted 4-1 to pay 2337 in overdrafts that exceeded budget lines. Catterlin urged departments to pay, while Beattie and others criticized the auditor’s public disclosure. Overdrafts included 825 for personnel and various small charges across courts and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Catterlin
William Arnold
Board of Supervisors
Catterlin
Curtis Tunnell
Francis H. Beattie
Auditor's
Tunnell
George Kading
Carpinteria Justice Court
Solvang Justice Court
Wilbur
Bill) Fillippini
Santa Barbara
Afl-Cio
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Nixon vows veto over campaign finance tax provision
White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler said President Nixon is not bluffing about vetoing his tax bill if it funds presidential campaigns with federal money. The House Senate conference aims to resolve differences as the dispute centers on the $1 campaign financing option and tax cut scope.
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Washington
UPI
White House
House- Senate
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Capitol
Senate
Ziegler
Conference Committee
Committee maps municipal compost plan for Lompoc trees
The Recycling Committee approves pulping discarded Christmas trees at the Bailey and Central waste water plant to form a municipal compost heap. Citizens would bring trees after holidays for pulping as a ban on burning starts Jan 1. Discussion covers inmate labor from FCI for short tasks and a portable crusher for metals and glass recycling.
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Lompoc
Bailey
Central Avenues
Bruce Sharpe
Robert D. Huff
FCI
Huff
Don Hinderliter
Hinderliter
Hutf
Auction items still needed for community party sale
The Lompoc Valley Senior Citizens telephone committee seeks handmade articles and antiques for a Sunday auction at the Veterans Memorial Building. Donations are collected at donors’ homes Saturday or Sunday morning. tickets are $1, with entertainment, a brief art show, and door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Lompoc Valley
Enid Brewer
Theo Clayton
Margaret Johnson
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Art Smith
Hilda Steenson
Hilda Sechrest
Veterans Memorial Building
Lompoc
Density policy sparks new philosophy claim from planner
Planning Director Britt A. Johnson described the County Planning Commission action raising density in the General Plan as a "new philosophy" while a clarification report is prepared. The 8-0 vote, not on the agenda, drew protests from groups who said the change lacked public hearing and would boost density using net acreage, prompting a go‑back to the commission for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt A. Johnson
County Planning Commission
Johnson
Commission
Board of Supervisors
John Fritsche
East Goleta Valley
Daniel G. Grant
Planning Commission
George H. Clyde
Clyde
Lompoc Officials Move From Civic Roles Amid Resignations
The Daily Record reports Ralph Patey resigning from the La Purisima Mission Advisory Committee effective Dec. 3 and leaving Lompoc for a Tucson newspaper position, while also resigning as Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce manager. A health conference date changes to Dec. 10. Separately, KRIS Lynn receives probation and fine on grand theft. Two men bound over for unlawful intercourse in Santa Maria hearings.
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Board of Supervisors
Ralph Patey
la Purisima Mission Advisory Committee
Patey
Lompoc
Santa Maria Superior Court
Dominguez
McNay
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Ford price hike lowered by price commission
The Price Commission denied Ford Motor Co. a 4.4 percent price hike and allowed an average 2.9 percent increase for 1972 car and truck prices. The decision matches industry trends as GM and AMC had similar requests, while Chrysler chose a 3 percent rise to stay competitive. The panel also rejected a 1.3 percent processed meat rise for Oscar Mayer, citing a new cost justification rule.
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Washington
UPI
Price Commission
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Oscar Mayer Co
Madison
Wis
Oscar Mayer
City electric rate hike still held up
Lompoc officials delay an eight percent electric rate increase after Nixon era controls. City Administrator Gene Wahlers cites Phase II economic program uncertainty and IRS guidance as delaying action. Finance Director Loney warns of financial strain if the increase is not implemented.
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Gene Wahlers
Tom Burrows
IRS
Santa Maria
Burrows
Lompoc
Los Angeles
Nixon
Wahlers
Marvin Loney
Closing Stocks Report From The Record
Closing stock quotations are furnished to The Record through Rohrbaugh and Co. at 3865-F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
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Santa Barbara League of Women Voters
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More Mesa
Goleta Valley
Daily Record
Kris Lynn
N. Dahlia St
Lynn
Terrill Cox
Orval William McNay
Third St
Henry Thomas Dominguez
William A. Riggs
Charles R. Murphy
Alaska
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Murphy
Allan Hancock College
George Muro
William Shinn
Hancock
General Motors Corp
Auto Financing Insurance
Ategoe
Government Employees Corporation of California
Geico of
Washington, DC
GEICO
Vandenberg Afb
Houser C. Wilson
Constellation Rd
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Government Employees Corporation OF
California
Government Employees Insurance Company OF
Washington, D.C
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Vandenberg Village
Vandenberg
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James Longtin
Federal Internal Revenue Service
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Texaco
Chrysler
Textron
Times-Mirror
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TransAmerica
D.W.G. Car
Travelers
Eastman Kodak
Union Oil
United Aircraft
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