Slater urges rezoning to curb Santa Barbara sprawl
County Supervisor James M. Slater urged the Board of Supervisors to protect agricultural land bordering the proposed enlarged city of Santa Barbara. He called for rezoning hearings on parcels near Goleta Valley to prevent urbanization and to establish urban limits for the area.
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Dick Praul
James M. Slater
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Slater
Goleta Valley
Santarbara
Agency Formation Commission
LAFCO
Ellwood Canyon
Goleta
Natural seepage blamed for Santa Barbara oil slick
Coast Guard officials say the oil washing ashore along a 12 mile stretch of Santa Barbara and Ventura beaches came from natural seepage, not offshore drilling. Calm seas and a wind shift allowed accumulation, marking the largest seepage slick in years.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Coast Guard
Ventura County
Terrence O'Connell
Coast
O'Connell
Larry Bright
State Division of Oil and Gas
Summerland Board Eyes Downzonings and Public Meetings
The Board of Supervisors will consider Planning Commission downzoning hundreds of Summerland properties to lower density amid water and service constraints. Kenneth W. Palmer seeks time to discuss conflicts of interest lobbying registration and a large residential recreational complex on More Mesa. Also on the agenda Goleta Water District bond data refinement for a 1975 water importation measure and an Immunization Clinic on October 9, 1974 offering DPT DT polio rubella and rubeola at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Lompoc.
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Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Summerland
Summerland Citizens Assn
Kenneth W. Palmer
Palmer
More Mesa
Said Halimi
Halimi
Phil Regan
Regan
Goleta Water District
Veteran's Memorial Building
Locust Street
Lompoc
Wake Up Darling opens at Lompoc Civic Theater
The comedy Wake Up Darling debuts tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the Lompoc Civic Auditorium with Betty Laurent among five women delivering the two word line on rotating nights. Don Emerson and Polly navigate meddling relatives as the three weekend run unfolds with a cast including Terri Seibel Pete Seibel and others. admission is 2 for adults 1 for students and 1 50 for groups.
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Betty Laurent
Lompoc Record Society
Lompoc Civic Theater
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
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L St
Iowa
Sarah Bernhardt
Laurent
Don Emerson
Polly
Don
Terri Seibel
Pete Seibel
Don Deerfield
Shawn Linderman
Tippling
Martha
Shirley Wallace
Juliet
Kay la Rue Lynn Snyder
Gloria
Vern Copeland
Deerfield
Vicki Wallace
Penelope
Mike Hartrup
George Heider
Lynn Snyder
Kay la Rue
Lompoc Valley Arts and Lectures Series Opens with Wheeler
Allan Hancock College presents the first Lompoc Valley Arts and Lectures series at the Downtown Theatre. Romayne Wheeler, celebrated pianist composer, opens on Oct 13 followed by Margie Adam on Feb 23 1975 and Heinz Justen the final concert. Tickets: $3 general, $2 students with college card. Tickets on sale at Music Box Lompoc and Santa Maria campus box office.
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Lompoc Valley
Romayne Wheeler
Europe
United States
Young Wheeler
Vienna
Austria
Latin America
Conservatory
Santo Domingo
Mexico
University of Arizona
California
Teheran Journal
Tripoli Times
Vienna Courier
Esfahan
Iran
Wheeler
Margie Adam
Margie
Lompoc
Harriet McCollum
Kenneth Adam
Heinz Justen
Music Box
Santa Maria
Closing Stocks Reported By Lang and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished by Lang and Co of Lompoc and apply to markets handled by The Record. The notice lists prices and ticker references for several securities, as of the closing bell, with emphasis on contemporary market movements and notable changes.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
County saves $35,444 from three detox centers audit says
County Auditor-Controller Paul Floyd reports first year of detox program across three areas yielded net savings of 35,444. Revenue sharing funds up to 240,042 were allocated for the contract period through last June 30. Expenditures approved totaled 204,598 for the 1973-74 year, with final settlements due: Sobriety Unlimited 1,152. SPAN 5,582. The Farm House to reimburse 1,457.
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Paul Floyd
Floyd
Board of Supervisors
Board rejects cut to youth government conference funding
County supervisors refuse proposals to cut the annual Youth and Government Conference budget by half, leaving the usual appropriation intact. The event remains slated for November 25 and 26, with acting chair Frank J. Frost calling the savings attempt a poor method for trimming a small sum.
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Frank J. Frost
Community notices and club events across California in October
The Daily Record lists a Pearl Harbor Survivors meeting at Port Hueneme on Oct 12 with social hour and dinner, a Lompoc Swim class registration on Oct 4 with multiple age groups, a Tepusquet Sierra Club hike planned for Oct 6 at Guadalupe Dunes, and a Lompoc 4-H Club cake presentation to Mayor Stevens with a proclamation naming National 4-H Week Oct 6-12.
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California
Pearl Harbor
Lompoc
Guadalupe Dunes
Tepusquet Group
Sierra Club
Guadalupe
Mussel Point
Guadalupe Cemetery
Main St
Martha Farabee
E.C. Stevens
Stevens
Stagecoach line eyed for Solvang to Los Olivos route revival
Overland Butterfield Stagecoach Inc of Newport Beach seeks a public utility certificate to operate a scenic stage line serving Solvang and Los Olivos in Santa Ynez Valley. The plan aims to revive Old West flavor as Mattei's Tavern in Los Olivos stands as a former stop and tourist draw.
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Overland Butterfield Stagecoach, Inc
Newport Beach
State Public Utilities Commission
Solvang
Los Olivos
Santa Ynez Valley
Board of
Clifford L. Linding
Mattei
Overland Butterfield Stagecoach Inc
Dorothy Sanders obituary announced at Gregory-McPeek Mortuary
Dorothy Sanders, 57, died yesterday at Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Gregory-McPeek Mortuary. She last resided at 1830 Tularosa Rd.
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Dorothy Sanders
Gregory-McPeek Mortuary
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Sanders
Tularosa Rd
Reward Offered for Vandalism Arrest and Conviction
Farmers offer 600 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of vandalizers damaging property and crops. Call local sheriff with any information. Lompoc Farm Bureau adds 200 dollars in reward assistance.
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Lompoc Farm Bureau
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