Roden Cleared to Take Criminal Cases Before DA Term
DA-elect Stanley Roden was ruled eligible to handle criminal cases before taking office on January 7. Judge Milton A. Elconin endorsed Roden handling defense work while deputy district attorneys warned of potential conflicts with future prosecutions. Roden, a partner in a Santa Barbara firm, defeated David Milner in the June election. no runoff was needed.
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Stanley Roden
Kern County
Milton A. Elconin
Patrick J. McKinley
Roden
David D. Milner
Elconin
McKinley
Santa Barbara- Goleta Municipal Court
Santa Barbara
Milner
Congress
Robert Lagomarsino
R-Ojai
Lagomarsino
House
Ford
Lompoc Officials Plan Evening Beautification Meeting
The Lompoc Beautification Commission will hold a special 7 30 p m meeting in City Hall council chambers. Agenda includes beautification awards a flower planting project and development of an emergency fund.
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Lompoc
Ventura
William Randall Buitron
St. Francis Hospital
Santa Barbara
Casistas Pass
Sarah Gessells
Carpinteria
Buitron
Lillingston Canyon Road
County Officials Brace for Seismic Safety Plan Review
County officials received the Seismic Safety Element of the revised General Plan in red-bound form from the Livingston and Blayney firm. Public hearings are planned October 21 at Santa Barbara High School and October 22 at Los Alamos Grammar School Auditorium. The element imposes constraints on development near active faults and critical facilities, with open preservation favored for geologic problem areas.
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San Francisco
Livingston and Blayney
Santa Barbara High School
Los Alamos Grammar School
Seismic expert to address Fourth District on zoning
An authority on seismic factors in zoning and land use planning will address the Fourth Supervisorial District Advisory Committee for the General Plan on October 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the County Administration Building Jess Avenue and E Street Lo mMpoc. Indy Sage with degrees in geology biology chemistry and geography will speak and show color slides illustrating seismic factors. Sage has lectured at the University of California and led environmental studies for firms.
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LomMpoc
Jess Avenue
E Street
Indy Sage
Ms. Sage
University of California
Adjudicated Lompoc legal record in 47065 decree
The Lompoc Record published under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 lists the California corporation Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No. H St. Lompoc with staff including Publisher A James McCollum Editor Harry Crompe and various department heads and sales personnel.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
California
No. H St
Lompoc
Virginia H. Sands
Robert Bostick
Donald Neu
Steve la Rue
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Marilyn Baird
Howard Dotzler
Petker Graveside Services for Herman G Petker
Herman Gerhart Petker 52 died in a Monday traffic crash near Santa Maria. Graveside services are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Arroyo Grande District Cemetery. He formerly owned H and H Paint Store in Lompoc and is survived by his wife Margaret and two sons in Ontario Canada, his mother Jessie, and siblings in California Arizona and Oregon. Wood Funeral Home of Arroyo Grande handles arrangements.
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Arroyo Grande District
Herman Gerhart Petker
Santa Maria
Petker
H and H
Lompoc
Pismo Beach
Margaret
Arroyo Grande
Max
George
Ontario
Canada
Jessie
Atascadero
L.T. Petker
GOP Women Slate Fete For Hopeful In Lompoc Dinner
The Republican Women's Club of Lompoc hosts a candidates night dinner on Tuesday Oct 15 at the Lions Inn. Attending are Rep. Robert Lagomarsino W Don MacGillivray for State Senate Tim Terry for Assembly Paul Perry and Harold Sumida speak for Hugh Flournoy governor candidate. Social hour 7 p.m. dinner 8 p.m. price 5.85. Reservations 34120. Public invited.
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Lompoc
Lions Inn
Robert Lagomarsino
W. Don MacGillivray
State Senate
Tim Terry
Assembly
Paul Perry
Harold Sumida
Santa Barbara
Hugh Flournoy
Closing stock quotations from Lang and Co source
Closing stock quotations are furnished the Record through Lang and Co. located at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with extended details to follow in the records.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Santa Maria bikeway plan faces property owner protest
Area residents along proposed bike routes criticize the plan ahead of a public hearing by the County Planning Commission. Officials warn parallel routes may invite danger and motorbike intrusions. Separately, Lompoc residents can get free influenza vaccine for seniors at a October 23 clinic in the Veterans Memorial Building.
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Santa Maria Area
County Planning Commission
John F. Adam, Jr
Santa Maria
North County
Darwin Sainz
Los Alamos
Robert Lilley
Lompoc
County Transportation Department
Adam
Commission
Lilley
Peter Bratt
Goleta Valley
Santa Barbara County
Veterans Memorial Building
Navarro case details conflict over polygraph and Younger campaign ties
The report notes Catterlin refused a sheriff advised polygraph after Navarro’s arrest in the Zaca Lake case. Navarro allegedly met Younger campaign aides with $1,000 in hand from Zaca Lake operator Howard Olsen. He claimed the money was a campaign contribution and denied bribery charges while denying dual campaign work.
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Catterlin
Navarro
Zaca Lake
Los Angeles
Younger
Howard Olsen
Santa Barbara
Lawrence J. Peck
Houston Flournoy
Inflation Horror Tales Hit City Budget and Bills
The Sept 18 council hearing linked rising wholesale power costs to a new rate hike and a third increase in city electricity. Street equipment, water chemicals, asphalt, cement, and piping all jumped in price with longer delivery times, affecting municipal spending.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Pg&e
Candidates React to Propositions At Forum
AAUW forum prompts responses from Hart and Terry on campaign funding via public matching funds, Proposition 17 education funding, and expanding women on public commissions. Hart stresses Lompoc needs more school money and better health care, criticizes PUC for industry ties. Terry backs more women on commissions and supports Prop 4 limiting years on the university regents.
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Hart
Terry
California
South Central Coast Commission
SCCC
Lompoc
Public Utilities Commission
Reagan
Brown
University Board of Regents
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