Consolidation urged for county law enforcement agencies
The County Deputy Sheriff's Assn urges a countywide metropolitan police department to replace separate city and county agencies The plan aims to reduce tax duplication improve efficiency and streamline radio and dispatch services The group will present the proposal to the Board of Supervisors on Oct 27 and has met with Sheriff John W Carpenter and other officials to discuss feasibility
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
County of
Sheriff's
Michael Harling
Association
Committee On Police Services
Robert Prince
Sheriff's Department
John W. Carpenter
Prince
Las Vegas
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Goleta Valley
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Solvang
Cuyama Valley
Expansion plans dropped for Morningstar Farm
Casa de Vida director Jess Cortez informs county officials that the Morningstar Farm expansion to add a dormitory for young women is dropped. The 50 acre site near Buellton in Lompoc Valley hosts a controversial work ethic program for live-in addicts. The plan awaits Planning Commission decision and potential supervisor appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Morningstar Farm
Casa de Vida
Jess Cortez
Cortez
Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
Buell
Beattie
County Planning Department
Planning Commission
Morningstar
Sonoma man dies after Lom poc burn in San Luis Obispo
John Weber Sweet aged 54 died at San Luis Obispo General Hospital after being severely burned when his travel trailer caught fire on September 26 at 610 E Pine Ave. He suffered burns over about 80 percent of his body and had been transferred for specialized care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoma County
Lompoc
San Luis Obispo General Hospital
John Weber Sweet
E. Pine Ave
Lompoc Record Publisher Details Listed in Public Notice
Entry lists the Lompoc Record publication details, staff, and affiliated associations as part of a legal public notice in California. The notice names the publisher president editor and key executives, and notes memberships with industry groups and press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Gibby Call
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Census Enumerators Sought for Countywide Mid-Decennial Effort
County Census Coordinator Cliff Pauley announced that additional enumerators are needed for the countywide mid-decennial census starting Oct. 27. Pay runs from 2.22 to 2.74 per hour for a two week, 30 hour per week assignment including evenings and weekends, with most urban routes not requiring a car. The effort is sponsored by Carpinteria Guadalupe Lompoc Santa Maria Santa Barbara and county and state, coordinated by the County Planning Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Pauley
Pauley
Carpinteria
Guadalupe
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Barbara County
Mission Drive
Solvang
Buellton
W. Walnut Avenue
Lompoc City Library
E. North Avenue
City adopts fee ordinance for permits and votes on litter controls
The council adopted a fee ordinance letting it set permit fees for solicitors taxis cabarets dance schools and skating rinks by resolution. A one time ten dollar fee applies to all permits except taxicabs which renew for five dollars annually. The council rejected on first reading a litter control ordinance for take out food businesses, deeming it vague and unenforceable.
Immunization Action Month Stressed by Santa Barbara Officials
Health officials urge increased immunizations for polio diphtheria tetanus pertussis measles rubella and mumps among Santa Barbara County children. October 1975 designated Immunization Action Month to curb waning protection and prevent epidemics as CDC data show declines since 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Veteran's Memorial Building
Locust Street
Santa Barbara
Henry Holderman
The
Medical Society
California
Technical group to meet here in Lompoc at DR&CG fall session
The Data Reduction and Computing Group of RCC will hold its 44th fall meeting October 20–24 at Lion's Inn Motor Hotel Lompoc with host SAMTEC. About 50 members from Navy Army Air Force and NASA ranges will attend to exchange reports on computing equipment programs methods and data reduction standards. The event includes opening ceremonies October 21 and aims to standardize data reduction and computing procedures across ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Data Reduction and Computing Group
Dr&cg
Range Commanders Council
RCC
Lion’s Inn Motor Hotel
Lompoc
California
Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Vandenberg Afb
ACC
Navy
Army
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
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Harling
Daily Record
Joseph Gamaliel Herron
Sheffield Dr
Herron
Lions Inn
Central Avenue
H Street
Lompoc Valley
Sunset Chevrolet
L.T.V. Corporation
McDonnell Douglas
Lang and Co
Martin Marietta Ee
Mobil
Constellation Road
American Air
Pacific Gas & Elec
American Motors
At&t
Polaroid
PSA
Bethlehem Steel
RCA
Boeing
Utilities
Imperial Corporation
Johns Manville
Kresge
Lear
Tower OF Love
Mastro
Valid Sat
Phew Thurs, ‘Tl & Pen
Charlotte Benton
Greg Beard
Westside Club
Shannon Shannon
Hilltop
Doug Campbell
Mission Viejo
Grange Hall
Art Scott
E.C. Stevens
Benton
Elinor Lefkowitz
Emil Scolari
Dixie Court
East Ocean Ave
Northern California Power Agency
Pg&e
Lompoc Unified
Cabrillo
Automobile Club of
Southern California
U.S
Harper
Holderman
Center For Disease Control
CDC
DIAL
Walt Disney Productions
Peter Ustinov
Helen Hayes
Technicolor
Walt Disney
Tkshaz
Empress
E. Ocean Ave
Santa Maria High School
Lompoc Junior High School
Mathematics Council
California Central Coast
Hancock College
Righetti
Arroyo Grande
Santa Ynez
St. Joseph
St. Patricks
Lakeview
Paula Bryant
Terry Workman
Edward Marsh
Vandenberg Junior High
Casmalia
el Camino
Jonata
Orcutt
Valley Christian
Julie Harris
Eileen Heckart
Arthur O'Connell
Jeannette Clift
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