Alisal project setback as plan fails at county level
The 850 unit residential recreational project on the 10,000 acre Alisal ranch near Solvang failed to gain a general plan change from the County Board of Supervisors 4 to 0. Petan Co. may revive the proposal for November 1974 hearings depending on future general plan designations. Opponents warned of overdevelopment, smog and traffic while Petan executives argued the ranch is underused and unsuitable for vineyards.
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Solvang
County Board of Supervisors
F. Brian Rapp
The
Petan Co
Santa Ynez Valley
William Webb
Webb
Goleta Valley
Palmer Jackson
New 977-foot Mt Sutro TV Tower Elevates City
A new eight station transmitting tower on Mt Sutro in California rises 977 feet and showcases sculptural design while boosting San Francisco signal coverage. Its smaller two station predecessor is set for demolition, as RCA engineers planned improved reception.
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California
Mt. Sutro
San Francisco
RCA
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Hearing set on beer and wine sale at Lompoc Fast Gas
A Lompoc service station seeks ABC approval to sell beer and wine from its gas station at 1216 E Ocean Ave. Protests come from the Planning Commission and Police Chief James D. Smith. A public hearing will be ordered. protests accepted until Friday at 5 p.m.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc
Alcoholic Beverage Control Agency
Santa Barbara
ABC
Sacramento
Fast Gas Company
E. Ocean Ave
City Planning Commission
Smith
Ventura County
Saticoy
Ojai
Thousand Oaks
Ventura
Milk Shortage Warned as Wheat Scarcity Looms
The Super Market Institute warns of a severe U.S. milk shortage and wheat scarcity that could drive bakery prices to high levels. George L. Mehren of Associated Milk Producers Inc. calls the milk decline ongoing for 11 months with no turnaround in sight.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Super Market Institute
Russia
George L. Mehren
Mehren
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Kennedy
Montgomery Wards Truckload Appliance Sale Ends Wednesday
Local notice corrects sale dates for Montgomery Wards ad in the Record. The Weeklong appliance sale ends Wednesday October 17 not October 10 as previously listed.
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Montgomery Wards
Downtown Revitalization Plans to Be Unveiled at Lompoc Meeting
The Lompoc Downtown Revitalization Committee meeting at the Lompoc Library has been postponed to 7 30 p m on Nov 6. Architectural Arts will present preliminary working plans for downtown redevelopment to merchants.
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Lompoc
Firm of Architectural Arts
Newsmen challenge Agnew subpoenas over press freedoms
A coalition of news organizations asks Federal Judge Walter Hoffman to quash subpoenas tied to leak investigations into Vice President Spiro Agnew. They argue the attempt to compel journalists to reveal sources tramples First Amendment rights and politicizes the case.
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Baltimore
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Walter E. Hoffman
Agnew
Hoffman
Spiro Agnew
Court hearing on bypass continued in Santa Maria
Superior Court Judge Marion A. Smith extended the hearing on objections to his intended decision favoring the Highway 1 bypass until Oct. 15. Opponents argued against more than 28 of 100 points while four attorneys were unavailable for today’s session. Funds for the five mile east of Lompoc are expected to last until about Dec. 31, after which more money would be needed to cover inflation.
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Superior Court
Marion A. Smith
Smith
Santa Maria
State Department of Transportation
Lompoc
Division of Highways
Manuel Gomez Rebelo 71 longtime Lompoc resident dies
Manuel Gomez Rebelo 71 died Monday in Santa Barbara. Rosary is tonight at 8 p.m. in McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel and Requiem Mass tomorrow at 10 a.m. at La Purisima Catholic Church. Interment will be at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Born 1902 in the Azores Islands he lived at 320 No. Second St and worked on ranches. Survived by sisters Maria Rebelo and Asra Rebelo of San Diego.
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la Purisima Catholic Church
Manuel Gomez Rebelo
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Azores Islands
Rebelo
No. Second St
Lompoc
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Stan Tulledo
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Lompoc Public Library
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