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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1975
Page
6
Thirty five people have applied for the vacant assistant county planning director job with applications due October 17. The post pays 18 642 to 22 898 dollars. Former director Carl Kraemer resigned after criticizing county supervisors. Several women are among those interested.
Brookes M Davis, organist and choirmaster at Grace Lutheran Santa Barbara, opens the 1975 76 Lompoc Music Association United Church of Christ season on Oct 19 at 3 pm. He plays Bach and others on a new 12 rank, 868 pipe organ and includes a Moog synthesizer piece. The rest of the season features multiple artists through March with choral and instrumental programs. A Veterans Administration Office on Wheels visit to Lompoc follows the concerts from Nov 5 to 7 at the Shopping Center to explain VA benefits.
The environmental impact report for Solvang’s incorporation is due November 3 and will be aired at a December 4 public hearing by the County Office of Environmental Quality. Project director Cindy Sage is assisted by Randy Brodersen with research and writing. Albert Reynolds will provide a progress update later this month.
The public hearing in Santa Barbara on Women and the California Labor Code is set for October 16, led by State Senator Omer L. Rains. The event seeks input on code sections affecting women in the workforce as the committee aligns the code with the Equal Rights Amendment. Witnesses include Elinor Glenn and Bea Christensen. A mobile agriculture lab will test fruits and vegetables for pesticide residues in Santa Barbara County October 20–24.
Dr. Max Lerner will launch Allan Hancock College Eminent Speakers Series on Wednesday October 22 at 8 p.m. in the student center. The address themed The Last Two Hundred Years Is America a Dying Civilization will feature Lerner a syndicated columnist and former Brandeis professor. The series is open free to the public with space available and requires attendance at two lectures for series enrollees.
A public conference on sex-role stereotyping in public schools will be held Saturday Oct 18 at 10 a.m. at First United Methodist Church in Lompoc. Susan Magnone of Ventura Unified School District will lecture lead discussions and answer questions. Sponsors include AAUW Lompoc Vandenberg NOW the Santa Barbara County Commission on the Status of Women the Lompoc Girl's Club the Boy's Club of Lompoc Valley and the Lompoc Mental Health Association.
Santa Barbara County opens ten positions at the personnel department 123 East Anapama Street with pay ranges from 396 to 1 528 monthly. Fluency in English and Spanish required for several posts. Deadlines span October 14 to October 24 with some positions open until further notice.
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