Board to consider APCD rule changes
The Board of Supervisors schedules a public hearing on proposed changes to County Air Pollution Control District regulations impacting denial of authority to construct and permit to operate. Also on the agenda are Goleta LAFCO plans, ARCO Ellwood expansion steps, and county health subsidy talks for Medi‑Cal obstetrical payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
James M. Slater
Goleta
California
Republican Central Committee
Courthouse Sunken Gardens
Santa Barbara
Atlantic-Richfield Co
ARCO
Ellwood
Goleta Valley
County Planning Commission
Visiting Nurse Service aids 807 patients in Lompoc valley 1975
Visiting Nurse Service of Northern Santa Barbara County reported 2526 visits to 807 patients in the Lompoc Valley in 1975. Most patients were 65 or older with 51 aged 85 or over, reflecting a growing caseload and ongoing nonprofit support through the United Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Lompoc
Visiting Nurse Service of
Northern
Santa Barbara County
County Service Area Could Shift $2 Million Tax Burden
The plan to fund sheriff patrols via a new County Service Area could move roughly $2 million in taxes from city taxpayers to residents in unincorporated areas. LAFCO sent the Santa Barbara city proposal to the Board of Supervisors for study, with county officials warning of broader tax inequities and urging examination of services before final decisions. Parkcrest Homes opposes the plan citing tax disparities that favor city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Praul
Goleta Valley
Board of Supervisors
Sheriff's Patrol Service Area
Local Agency Formation Commission
LAFCO
City of
Santa Barbara
William L. Parsons
Parson
State Board of Equalization
Parsons
David Shiffman
Lompoc
Eugene Stevens
Carol Nash
Lompoc Valley
Parkcrest Homes
Deficit in Homeowner Exemption Burdens County Taxpayers
County auditors warn a $568,000 deficit in the homeowner exemption program shifts burdens to taxpayers as property values rise. Auditor-Controller William L. Parsons says benefits are diluted while the county seeks $9.103 million from the state controller to cover losses, with last year’s claims at $9.671 million. The levy increase mirrors higher assessments, and Arrears of $220,000 in the exemption claim push lawmakers to consider raising the exemption to $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Parsons
Parsons
State Controller’s Office
Kenneth Cory
Board of Supervisors
Rummage and bake sale plus political coffees and local notices
A rummage and bake sale is set for October 14-15 at Knights of Columbus Hall 523 E Chestnut Ave by Catholic Daughters of America. Supervisorial candidate Bob Hedlund holds two coffees 3-5 p.m. at Al and Vera Margolis 3678 Eagle Pl Santa Ynez and 7:30 p.m. at Conrad and Karlene Facer 4043 Muirfield Pl Vandenberg Village. No traffic citation issued for County Supervisor Harrell Fletcher after a collision in East Goleta Valley. County polio vaccine supplies dwindle. Lederle Laboratories will supply directly to the county. Revival by Rev Odell Cagle begins at United Pentecostal Church 200 E Chestnut. Unity Church speaker Sune Richards visits Santa Maria 5700 S Bradley Rd. Lompoc Science of Mind Club begins eighth week October 14 at 417 N Third St with theme Ideas for Living at an Increasingly Higher Level of Consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Hall
Chestnut Ave
Catholic Daughters of America
Bob Hedlund
al and
Vera Margolis
Eagle
Santa Ynez
Conrad and
Karlene Facer
Muirfield
Vandenberg Village
Harrell Fletcher
Santa Maria
Fletcher
Goleta Valley
District Attorney's Office
Santa Barbara
Leonard Blum
San Marcos Road
Calle Real
Sune Richards
Unity Church of
Newport Beach
Lompoc
Science of Mind Club
N. Third St
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Human Services Commission
Kerr, Hall, Harley, Deutsch
Lompoc Municipal Court
Santa Maria Hospital
Muro Watercolors
Allan Hancock College
George Muro
Greece
Yugoslavia
Holland
Muro
John Cody
County Health Department
Ray Down
Down
Fourth District
Francis Beattie
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoe
American Air
Peer Et Ee Eowere
Amer
Johns
Man Beth Su
Kresge
Boeing
Lear Sieg Sone Ve
Boise Case
Lockheed Bran
RCA
Gen
Dynam
Rockwell Int
Elec
Sambos
Mtrs
Sears Roebuck
Tel
So. Cal. Edison
Gulf Oil
Sperry Rand
Homestake Si
Standard-Cal. Stone Lbm
TelePrompTer
Imprl. Corp
Texaco
Transamerica
Transco
TRW
Union Oil
United Tech, Varian
Westinghouse
Zapata Corpus
Trans
Grand Jury
Animal Control
County Animal Control Division
North County
Lawrence Hart
Pres McCallum
R.N. Mitchum
la Purisima Mission
Charlotte Benton
Inca
Mallorca
Spain
Juan Morell Fortun
Maj. Britt Dias
E. C. Stevens
Fortun
Bartolome Bestard Benet
USA
U.S
Panmunjom
Seoul
South Korea
UPI
United Nations Command
North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
UNC
Commission
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
California Corporation
HS North H St Lompoc
James McCollum
Harry J Crompe
Rennie L. Adam
Tim Conner
Virginia Ho
Margaret Adam
Mary Adam
Michael Palmer
Robert Best
Cletus Lunney
Donald New
Robert O Vincent
Hetty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Stan Tulledo
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Adrieane McAdam
King Merrill
Santa Yoer
Howard Donner
Anne Moran
California Newspaper Publishers Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Caliornia
California Newspaper Publishers
ASS H., Imc
Dixie Dynamite
God
Aia
Lompoc, Calif
Daily Record
Helen Schultz
Lederle Laboratories
Odell Cagle
United Pentecostal Church
E. Chestnut
Cagle
Call
Santa Maria Town Center
United Artist Theatre
Alfredo Garcia
Richard Harris
Hor
Guntitepha
Dustin Hoffman
Hitchcock
Res Reed
ESN
Froberee
THE
Starbuck Mortuary
Lompoc Funeral
Hays & Lindley
Gemini Cinema
Northside
Walter Tatum
Matthau O'Neal
N.Y
Ed Enac
Sai Ase
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