Lompoc Hearing Considers 242000 HUD Grant Use
A sparse crowd at a public hearing in Lompoc debated how to spend 242000 of next year’s federal block grant funds. Seniors urged a new senior center while others pressed for youth recreation facilities and broader services for low and moderate income residents. City council will decide how the 1975 1980 block grants are allocated.
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Lompoc
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lompoc Public Library
Ocean Avenue
Elliott
Alberta Morgan
West College Ave
Lompoc Considers How to Spend $242000 in HUD Grant
City residents propose priorities for the $242000 HUD block grant including housing for low income people downtown revitalization rehabilitation loans and planning. A second public hearing is set for Wednesday Oct 29 with council decisions due at the Nov 4 or Nov 18 meeting.
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HUD
Lompoc
Bob Livingston
Lompoc district faces cash crunch despite federal aid
Lompoc Unified School District reports a cash flow problem as a final 1974-75 installment of P.L. 874 funds arrived but the first 1975-76 payment remains overdue. A $600,000 check was sent to the county office to earn interest while the district may tap up to 75 percent of restricted funds for 120 days to meet payroll and bills.
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Lompoc Unified
Joe Carlin
Carlin
P.L
Clarence Bloom
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Karl Braun
Jack Helman
Gail Steiger
Barbara Berg
Richard K. Jacoby
Norman Larson
Wes Marshall
Gus Knickrehm
Pat Keogh
Ed Kranz
Santa Maria
Solvang
PCPA
Marley
Theaterfest finances show growth for Allan Hancock College
The second part of a two part review details Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts operations with Solvang Theaterfest. It notes profits reinvested in productions and equipment, building fund receipts from opening season earnings, and a deficit plan backed by 30 Solvang residents. It compares 1973 and 1975 attendance and shows ticketing aims to keep prices low.
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Allan Hancock College
Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts
Stan Tulledo
Solvang Theaterfest
Conservatory
PCPA
Solvang Festival
Theaterfest Committee
Donovan Marley
Santa Ynez Valley
White House warns of 53 billion spending hike next year
The White House says federal spending could rise by 53 billion dollars in the next fiscal year, about 14 percent, unless automatic benefits are cut. Ford seeks a 7 percent growth, proposing tax cuts and a list of 30 billion dollars in potential reductions. The plan covers Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, housing subsidies, and other entitlements with targeted program increases and defense costs.
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Washington
Upi
White House
Ford
Congress
Ford crash prompt asks Secret Service for explanation
President Ford's Chief of Staff Donald Rumsfeld ordered the Secret Service to report on how the presidential limousine collided with another car in Hartford Connecticut. White House aide Ron Nessen said Rumsfeld wanted details on why no policemen were on duty at the Talcott and Market Streets intersection and whether the armored limo had safety belts. Ford said the crash left him unhurt and felt fine.
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UPI
Ford
Donald Rumsfeld
Secret Service
Hartford
Conn
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
White House Briefing That “One Point’’ Rumsfeld
Talcott
Market Streets
Republican Party
Ford vows 100 vetoes to reform spending and tax cuts
President Ford pledges to veto up to 100 times to force spending cuts as he backs a plan for permanent 28 billion dollar tax reductions plus a later 28 billion dollar restraint in spending. He warns Congress may favor tax cuts over spending cuts and calls for Republicans who will tax less and spend less. Hubert H Humphrey calls Ford’s program election politics.
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UPI
Ford
Congress
House
Senate
Hubert H Humphrey
ABC News
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