Court reporters seek three percent pay rise at board session
Superior Court reporters return to the Board of Supervisors for a third time to press for a 3 percent salary boost matching Municipal Court reporters. The issue hinges on outside transcript work and reporters’ reluctance to perform it on evenings weekends and holidays while keeping their 40 hour week court duties. The agenda also includes requests on Outer Continental Shelf lease status, unlicensed satellite foster homes, a Public Safety Committee, TelePrompter rate hearings, hospital administration staffing, and zoning changes for community care facilities.
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Dick Praul
Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
Superior Courts
William E. Grant
Pacific Area
Bureau of Land Management
Santa Maria
Santa Maria Hospital
Planning Commission
Pension funds face inflation tied legal hurdles in California
California counties including Santa Barbara confront inflationary pressure on public employee pensions. veteran actuary Harry Church warned of legal ramifications from higher employee contributions under a prefunding plan, noting courts protect employee interests. If inflation persists counties may need larger funding or tax hikes, with political fallout anticipated.
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Dick Praul
Santa Barbara
California
Assembly
Harry Church
Church
Red Cross extends relief work and training across county
The Santa Barbara County Red Cross chapter reports broad outreach from first aid training to disaster preparedness. It issued 2,626 first aid certificates, trained 724 beginners in water safety, and 515 in life saving. Volunteers logged 15,185 hours aiding military families and served 687 active personnel. The chapter at 2707 State St. in Santa Barbara lists 687-1331.
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United Way
Lompoc
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Santa Barbara County
County Red Cross
State St
Santa Barbara
California
American Red Cross
W. Cypress
Santa Maria
Becme
Allan Hancock College expands EOP aid for low income students
Allan Hancock College director George Marquez outlines the Extended Opportunity Program and Services aiding eligible low income students with tuition assistance and support. Last year California funds reached about 40 000 students including 96 at the college. over 100 more are expected this year. About one quarter of EOP participants transfer to four year colleges, better than the standard one in three for regular programs.
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EOPS
Allan Hancock College
George Marquez
EOP
California
Marquez
Lompoc
Obituaries for Gibbs and Hoffmeier Funeral Services Planned
Funeral rites for Robert Lee Gibbs 68 will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery at 3 p.m. with Dr. Charles J. Woodbridge officiating. Gibbs, a retired Santa Barbara County Park ranger, died Wednesday in Santa Ynez Valley Hospital. he leaves wife Dorothy Jane, two sons, a daughter, a sister, and 12 grandchildren. Memorial services for Norma L. Hoffmeier 50 are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Lompoc Funeral Home chapel. private interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Hoffmeier, born in West Virginia in 1925, died Wednesday at Lompoc District Hospital. She is survived by husband Henry, four daughters, a son, a sister, a brother, and three grandchildren. Memorials may go to charity of choice.
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Oak Hill Cementery
Robert Lee Gibbs
Highway 246
Edison Street
Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara County
Charles J. Woodbridge
Community Bible Church of
Gibbs
Lake Cachuma
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Lincoln
Neb
Santa Ynez Valley
San Fernando Valley
Mr. Gibbs
Dorothy Jane
Robert Martin Gibbs
Lompoc
William Abernathy Gibbs
Canyon County
Nancy Jane Bowman
Bernice Brown
Oregon
Paaske
Santa Ynez Valley Chapel
Norma L. Hoffmeier
Lompoc Funeral Home
Kenneth R. Boyd
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Hoffmeier
West Virginia
Lompoc District Hospital
E. Lemon Ave
Lompoc First Presbyterian Church
Thefts, crashes, and civic notes in Lompoc area
A steer valued at 200 dollars was stolen from a pasture on Zaca Canyon Road by Orcutt resident John Branquino reported to Solvang deputies. A collision on Douglas Avenue left Raul J. Galvan with a deep hand laceration. Antonio Leon Lhamas of Oxnard drove the truck involved. Ralph Lopez was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for driving with a suspended license. University and civic events include Allan Hancock College screening of The Cow, a Beautification Commission meeting, Red Cross first aid instructor orientation, ACM meeting with IBM’s Dr. Carlson, a neighborhood carnival for Dystrophy, and a Buellton candidate coffee with Bob Lilley. A municipal court building project received a negative environmental impact ruling. county flu vaccine program proceeds with no county deaths linked to shots. Rehearsals for Everybody Has to Be Somebody at the Lompoc Civic Theater begin ahead of a mid-November opening.
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Solvang
Raul J. Galvan
Artesia Road
Antonio Leon Lhamas
Oxnard
Galvan
Lompoc Hospital
Douglas Avenue
Central Avenue
Lompoc
California
Shamas
Ralph Lopez
W. Apricot Ave
County Office of Environmental Quality
County Public Works Department
E Street
Lompoc Civic Theater
Lompoc Civic Auditorium
Helen McAvity
America
Dawn Black- Fox
John Burri
Roy Durso
John Mickadell
Joan Pitts
Betty Todd
Lompoc Record Details Publishing Staff and Address
Legal notice data lists Lompoc Record Publications in California with address 1S North H St. Lompoc 736-2313 and names Mrs James McCollum as publisher, Harry J Crompe as editor, Rennie L Adam as editor and Tim Conner as production manager, plus multiple board members and staff roles.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Jeffrey W Adam
Margaret Adam
Mary Adam
Michael Palmer
Robert Bostick
Cletus Lunney
Donald Neu
Robert O Vincent
King Merrill
Santa Yoes Valley
City ready to submit four Public Works projects
City Administrator Gene Wahlers says applications under the Public Works Employment Act of 1976 will be accepted next week. The city plans four funded projects including a $1.5 million civic center at Floresta Park, a $600,000 three-million gallon reservoir, $375,000 in storm drains, and a $250,000 fire station renovation. President Ford signed the appropriations measure for the $2.5 billion Title I program.
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Gene L. Wahlers
Wahlers
Floresta Park
Ford
Water Color Class Slated In Solvang
Beginning next Tuesday evening Ray Connors Santa Ynez Valley artist will conduct a Water Color class at Garden House 1611 Mission Drive Solvang A limited number of registrants will be accepted. Information may be obtained by calling 688-4554 or 688-5735.
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Ray Connors
Santa Ynez Valley
Garden House
Mission Drive
Solvang
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