Board backs in principle complex consolidation near Goleta
Los Angeles area board approves in principle a study of consolidating Arco and Burmah Oil and Gas facilities at the Exxon site west of Goleta. The 4-1 vote seeks state funding for a 40 000-dollar environmental impact study. critics warn of added air pollution and tanker traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Las Flores Canyon
Exxon Co
U.S.A
Board of Supervisors
Albert F. Reynolds
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Frank J. Frost
Santa Barbara
Fletcher
Arco
Atlantic-Richfield
Burmah Oil and Gas Co
Exxon
Goleta
Reynolds
James M. Slater
Goleta Valley
Paul Floyd
County Water Agency sticks to higher delivery demand stance
The County Water Agency voted 3 to 2 to inform the State Water Resources Department it seeks higher State Project water deliveries than staff proposed. Supervisor Frost plans a minority report opposing Feather River imports, while Bollay urged timely transmission of needs, warning that delays cost the county money. The debate touched on agriculture growth versus urban development and the committee’s role. Washington news notes Kissinger’s eighth China trip set for Oct 19 to prepare Ford's visit and review U S China issues amid potential Soviet talks.
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County Water Agency
State Department of Water Resources
Frank J Frost
Feather River
Charles H. Lawrance
County Water Advisory Committee
William Bollay
Goleta Valley
Bollay
James M. Slater
Slater
Arve Sjovold
Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Ford
Peking
Closing Stock Quotations Furnished Through Lang and Co
Closing stock quotations are provided to The Record through Lang and Co of Lompoc. The firm’s address is 3865 F Constellation Road and phone number is 733-3551.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Local collisions and council changes in Santa Barbara area
Ayyar Kannan, 11, was treated for minor injuries after a bicycle collision with a car driven by Linda Campbell in Lom poc. In Santa Barbara, the Manpower Planning Council canceled its October 9 meeting to reconsider unobligated funds for On-the-Job Training. rescheduled for November. Fred Harris plans a Santa Barbara appearance at a garden party from 3 30 to 5 30 p m at 906 Garden Street. Lompoc City Council tonight moves to the Central Administration Building. Two girls Gloria Adair 16 and Debora Adair 13 were hospitalized with head injuries after a crash at Oak Avenue and Seventh Street. Tommy Hardeman 21 months was treated and released. Gaviota State Park Pier closes for three weeks for maintenance with Goleta and Santa Barbara alternate launch sites.
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Kannan Ayyar
Alden Ave
Linda Campbell
Kannan
Lompoc Hospital
O Street
North Avenue
Manpower Planning Council
Santa Maria
Joseph Schwartz
Lompoc
City Hall
Oak Avenue
Seventh Street
Gloria Jean Adair
Sixth St
Debora Sue Adair
Tommy Hardeman
Gaviota State Park
Goleta
Santa Barbara
Obituary for Marie Kuhn in Lompoc memorial services
Funeral services for Marie V. Kuhn 68 will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel with the Rev W Murray Gibbons and Miguelito Chapter 176 of the Order of the Eastern Star officiating. Interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. She died Sunday at Lompoc District Hospital after living in Lompoc five years. Survivors include two daughters Geneva Lewis and Marie Yates two sons Paul and John Knight two brothers Barney and Leon Franklin a sister Alma Copes two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials to Lompoc District Hospital Memorial Fund. Friends may call at the mortuary until 8 p.m. tonight.
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Marie V. Kuhn
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
W. Murray Gibbons
Miguelito
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Geneva Lewis
Lompoc
Marie Yates
Texas
Paul
John Knight
Barney
Leon Franklin
Louisiana
Alma Copes
Lompoc District Hospital
Supervisors to tour Exxon offshore platform site
Exxon Co. will fly two supervisors to Oakland for an inspection of an offshore platform construction. Beattie and Frost show interest, while Fletcher seeks to join after a San Francisco meeting. Assistant County Counsel cautions Brown Act risk if a majority joins the tour. Frost jokes he is not afraid, recalling Mobil Oil trip.
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Exxon Co
U.S.A
Board of Supervisors
Oakland
Francis H. Beattie
Frank J. Frost
Harrell Fletcher
San Francisco
Susan Trescher
Exxon
Frost
Mobil Oil Co
Channel Islands
Beattie Targets Planning Commission Over Denials
Beattie the Board of Supervisors chair condemned recent Planning Commission denials and urged possible dismissals. He named no members but accused some of circumventing the law as the panel opposed a two way lot split on a 38.9 acre Fink Harding property in Lompoc Valley. The vote reversal came amid debate on General Plan consistency and water service.
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Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
County Planning Commission
Beattie
Planning Commission
Joseph Fink
Lompoc Valley
Harry Harding
Campbell Rd
Santa Rita Rd
Britt Johnson
Vista Hills Water Co
Bendy White
Harding-Fink
Robert Looker
Summerland
Charis Bratt
Goleta Valley
Don Hamister
Zita Nielsen
Solvang
Frank J. Frost
James M. Slater
White
Frost
Hamister
Robert E. Kallman
Juvenile justice talk pits county leaders against chief
County Supervisor Robert E. Kallman defended a ad hoc panel favoring deferral of a 750000 north county juvenile hall. Santa Maria Chief Richard J. Long urged dropping a county master planning committee and relying on OCJP regional plans. The board gave two weeks to craft a formal committee structure and select potential members.
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Robert E. Kallman
North County
Santa Maria
Richard J. Long
Chief Long
Office of Criminal Justice Planning
Kallman
Brown
OCJP
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