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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1977
Page
2
John Sherman president of the Vandenberg Village Association will speak to the Lompoc Advisory Committee on the County General Plan about the urban rural line. The 400 member group seeks clear guidance as the panel wavers over growth boundaries around the Village.
The five member County Formation Commission appointed by Gov. Brown to study Santa Barbara County split began hearings in Santa Barbara with a first meeting set for 3 30 in the Planning Commission room. Members include Mark Durley Santa Maria educator and ranch manager John Kay Santa Barbara City College professor and Mary K Wright Santa Barbara ranch operator active in county government.
Budget worries persist in Lompoc as enrollment drops raise projected deficits between $100,000 and $200,000 for the year. Gov AB 65 adds about $450,000 to district funds but tax relief is limited. Board debates restoring cut items including buses books and a stadium scoreboard while noting new mileage costs and override funding implications.
County supervisors met in a special session to interview two qualified applicants for the vacant Petroleum Administrator role. If not selected, a new recruitment may be launched for the position vacated earlier this year by Joseph Green. Acting administrator Wendell Nichols emphasized current staffing gaps as the county proceeds with staffing. Meanwhile Lake Cachuma trout plantings begin October 19 with about 2 000 pounds weekly through March, funded by park gate receipts and Santa Ynez merchants, totaling over 34 000 pounds for the season.
The Valley of Flowers CB Club meets tonight at Straw Hat Pizza to plan the December 17 Christmas Break Dance. The Lompoc Girls' Club seeks female volunteers 19 to 25 with patience and humor. interview times are 3 to 5 30 p.m. at 122 North Street. The Mobile X-ray Unit offers free chest X-rays October 17 from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 7 30 p.m. at Veterans' Memorial Building parking lot. A film on alcoholism I'll Quit Tomorrow screens October 18 at 7 30 p.m. at Lompoc Library with post-film talks by Stan Rowett and Kay Cameron Webb. The Lompoc Valley Corvette Club hosts a pre Halloween costume rally October 29 meeting by 6 30 p.m. in Vandenberg Village. entry is 3 dollars with trophies. Glass littering discussed at Parks and Recreation Commission meeting 7 30 p.m. at 105 South C St with possible glass ban or bottle deposits. The Lompoc Singles Social Club for 35+ meets Saturday at 4 p.m. at 510 North C St for a potluck and planning session. call numbers provided.
Lompoc Library Director Paul Thompson announced Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr signed SB 792 as part of the California Library Services Act. The measure raises state library spending from 1 million to 5.3 million, marking the first increase since 1963 and enabling a shared resources network among libraries.
Local DMV official George Hadley states MoPod drivers must hold a California DMV license and the vehicles require city licensing in Lompoc. MoPeds carry the same driving rules as cars or motorcycles, with a 16 year age minimum. bicycles need no license. In other items, two Santa Maria men were arrested for auto theft with bail set at $1,000 each.
Salary boosts approved Oct 10 and effective Dec 12 push two veteran aides above their supervisors. John Stahl and Larry Lavagnino rise to top pay levels, while other aides Doree Webb and Carol Hawkins also gain beyond current biweekly rates. Total increases exceed 76 000 for the fiscal year.
Adjudicated legal newspaper from Superior Court Decree No 47085 published in Lompoc California 93496 under act of Congress. Lompoc Record Publications is a California corporation with offices at 115 North H and J and staff including Mrs A James McCollum publisher and president, Harry J Crompe, editor and vice president Rennie J Adam, Tim Conner general manager, and Virginia H Sands board member and business manager.
Adventurer author Peter Matthiessen will speak at Allan Hancock College on Wednesday October 19 at 8 p.m. in the Student Meeting Room. He is known for The Tree Where Man Was Born For Tortuga and At Play in the Fields of the Lord and co founded Paris Review. His talk will cover his new Himalayas book and exploration themes. Tickets are 2 for general admission and 1 for students with cards.
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