Shortage of railroad refrigeration cars prompts federal probe
Sacramento officials urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate a critical shortage of refrigerated railcars used to move perishable California produce to distant markets. Agriculture Director C. B. Christensen and Transportation Chief James A. Moe cite inequity in distribution and request a formal inquiry based on Western Growers Association reports. The Oct. 1 letter to ICC Chairman George Stafford had not yet received a reply.
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Sacramento
UPI
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Food and Agriculture
C. B. Christensen
Department of Transportation
James A. Moe
George M. Stafford
State Departments of Agriculture and Transportation
Western Growers Association
Newport Beach
Agriculture Department
Abandonment of Fictitious Business Name in Lompoc
Public notice states Lawrence Schuyler and Genetta Seffigler abandoned the fictitious business name Royal Coach at 1501 E Ocean Lompoc California 93436. The name was filed October 12 1971 in Santa Barbara County. The statement was filed September 20 1973 with County Clerk J E Lewis and Deputy Claudia Springer.
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Royal Coach
Ocean
Lompoc
County
Lawrence Schuyler
J. E. Lewis
Claudia Springer
Public Auction Notice for Santa Barbara Property Trust
Public notice F 24 73 sets sale for October 23 1973 at 10:30 AM in the Estado Corporation lobby 1900 State Street Santa Barbara California Trustee Estado Corporation under Deed of Trust dated December 9 1970 to cure breach of secured obligations recorded December 31 1970 Book 2332 Page 320 Official Records Santa Barbara County Will sell Lot 13 Tract 10574 Unit 1 as shown on map Book 76 Pages 50 51 Maps Santa Barbara California to satisfy indebtedness with cash payment in US funds.
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Estado Corporation
State Street
Suite B
Santa Barbara
California
Richard A. Stephens
United States of America
County of
State of California
Towit
State of
Public Notice of Taxable Lands Mineral Rights Sale Sanctioned
Office of the County Recorder of Santa Barbara County gives notice of reserved mineral rights in land under a 1917 deed to Balaam et al. The deed secures a trust for obligations including $10,311.37 unpaid principal with interest, trustee fees, and expenses. ESTADO CORPORATION as Trustee, dated Sept 20 1973, with publication dates Sept 26 Oct 3 Oct 10 1973.
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the County Recorder
Santa Barbara County
California
Maurice A. Balaam
Polo club construction gets go ahead
The Santa Barbara Polo Club wins board approval to begin grading and construction on a 144 unit condominium project on polo club grounds west of Carpinteria. Stanley Hatch, attorney for the club, notes annexation to Carpinteria Sanitary District was approved and Coastal Conservation Commission conditions apply to the sewer line and project.
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Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara
Hatch
Carpinteria
Formation Commission
Coastal Conservation Commission
Name Statement for LPI Limited Partnership
California business filing lists LPI as a limited partnership at 513 South Q Street Lompoc with Larry R Flinkingshell and David S Pauling 267 Pegasus Avenue as partners. Certified by Claudia Springer. dated September 13 1973 with publication dates September 19 26 and October 3 1973.
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LPI
California
South Q Street
Lompoc
Larry R. Flinkingshell
David S. Pauling
Pegasus Avenue
Larry Flinkingshell
Santa Barbara County
Lompoc Cabbies: Pleasant, Courteous Despite Complaints
Frank Garcia, a 39 year old full time barber and part time cab driver in Lompoc, explains friendly rider relations and a community focus. Yellow Cab operates with three drivers and two cabs serving about 100 regular riders. Rates are based on a chart, with no meters, prompting mixed out of town criticisms and comparisons to San Francisco and Los Angeles fare structures.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
Frank Garcia
Frank
Garcia
Ed Frank
New York
John Renner
Yellow Cab
Lompoc Garcia
FCI
San Francisco
Los Angeles
County Supervisors OK Additional State Mental Health Funds
County supervisors approved $260,472 in extra state money for the 1973-74 County Mental Health Services budget increasing to $3.4 million and expanding alcohol programs as patient load at Camarillo State Hospital rises. Also approved a county library system budget of $1,002,912 with per capita allocations and zone totals, plus other actions including tax rates, airport lease matter continuations, and support for the Santa Barbara Coastal Trails System.
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Dick Praul
Camarillo State Hospital
Raymond D. Johnson
Charles L. Allen
State Department of Health
Board of Supervisors
County Employees Assn. and Firefighters Union
Jack Sears
Daniel Wilson
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
League of Women Voters
Santa Ynez
Fletcher Jones
Santa Barbara
Vivian Obern
Hope Ranch Park
NAACP
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U.S. Pruner
Starbuck
Lane Sweetheart Chests
Hristmas
Mie
Polo Club Construction
Tay
Board
Okays
Johnson
McPeek
North H Street
The
Order of the Solden Rule
Lompoc RE
City Water Commission
Bureau of Reclamation
Adam
Arnold Robinson
Robert Hibbits
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