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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1972
Page
3
Lompoc Valley Press Club hosts a 7 30 p m forum at Royal Coach Restaurant on proposed 1 5 million sewer bond D and regional wastewater system with Mayor George Cotsenmeyer and City Administrator Gene Wahlers answering questions. Other community events include Knights of Columbus activities and a charity fundraiser at Veterans Memorial Building.
Steven M. Howard plans med school at University of Health Sciences The Chicago Medical School after Brandeis honors. The Aquanuts club in Santa Maria hosts a public picnic Oct 15 at Union Oil grounds with tickets 2.50 adults 1.50 under 12. Lompoc writers meet Monday at 2 30 pm. Church of God in Christ offers barbecue dinners today for building fund. Mike Weinstein represents Cabrillo on ABC Youth and the Law airs Sunday. Knights of Columbus drive honors Supreme Knight McDevitt with past grand knight ball Oct 14.
The commission will review sweeping changes to the city zoning map including removing A-4 A-R and oil combining zones. A PF Public Facilities zone may replace schools hospitals and other facilities while parks become open space OA and mobile home parks move to T. The agenda includes land use plan review and two special study sessions. A non profit day care center for mentally retarded children may be permitted in C-2-R at 127 North D St.
Funeral services are today at 3 p.m. for Edwin Henry Hogan 83 who died Thursday in a Santa Maria hospital. Interment will be in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. He was a plumber 45 years and last worked at the U S Disciplinary Barracks now Federal Correction Institution. Survived by Edna L Hogan Flora Valentine and three Hogan brothers and two grandchildren plus two great grandchildren.
Trustees will review a declining student population and its revenue impact. They will consider a 12 year transportation report and a status update on bleacher seats at Cabrillo High. Plans for athletic field restrooms at Lompoc and Cabrillo are listed. An agreement to farm 80 acres at La Purisima Mission Park is proposed. Substitute pay would rise to 24.30 daily.
An official survey tracks parent turnout for the district’s annual Back-To-School night. Early reports show strong overall attendance with low turnout at three or four of twenty schools. Vandenberg Air Force Base campuses report solid turnout, with Vandenberg Junior High School drawing 500 to 600 attendees. Full totals are expected in about a week.
California Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. failed to overturn Prop. 22 by court ruling. Judge William A. White said the fraud charges raising 63 000 invalid signatures were serious but not safely resolvable before the election. Brown plans no appeal, urging stricter initiative controls while supporters call the decision politically motivated.
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