Supervisors approve ranch insurance plan despite warning
County supervisors vote 4 0 to approve a 19 parcel agricultural subdivision on El Capitan Ranch. McGinnis warns the plan conflicts with the Goleta Valley general plan and could trigger another referendum if Proposition A fails.
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Jules Berman
Santa Barbara
Marc McGinnis
Young Lawyers
Goleta Valley
McGinnis
Ray Martin
Berman
Planning Commission
Martin
Joe J. Callahan
Herbert Diverbiss
Daniel G. Grant
Grant
Lawyers Committee
Board of Supervisors
Curtis Tunnell
el Capitan
George Clyde
Francis H. Beattie
Lompoc
George Hudson
Richard Shaw 52 Obituary with Military Honors
Richard Adelbert Shaw retired master sergeant USAF died last week at Vandenberg AFB Hospital at age 52. Graveside services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Los Alamos Cemetery with full military honors. he was born September 16, 1918 in Fresno and lived in Orcutt the last 30 years. Survivors include four sons in Orcutt, a daughter in Tucumcari, and his mother in Santa Cruz. McPeek Family Mortuary is handling arrangements.
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Los Alamos
Richard Adelbert Shaw
USAF
Shaw
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Fresno
Orcutt
Annie
Ghey
Ben Lomond
John
Richard
Banks Hold Up County Wide Food Stamp Plan
County Health Department faces delays as major banks have not agreed to service the new county wide food stamp program. Welfare Director Arthur Nelson warned the Nov 1 start may require an alternate plan, with potential costs rising from 90 000 to 120 000 and an estimated 10 000 monthly cases. Administrative Officer Raymond Johnson will press banks for consideration as the county weighs disbursement logistics and office setup under a federal court injunction.
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County Health Department
Arthur Nelson
Nelson
Raymond D. Johnson
Johnson
Rummage and Bake Sale Sponsored by Portuguese Women’s Society
The Portuguese Women's Society sponsors a sale Friday Oct 23 1 to 8 pm and Saturday Oct 24 9 am to 8 pm at Knights of Columbus Hall 523 E Chestnut with information available at RE 6 6303. The Daily Record notes other local events and a court update on two men facing trial Nov 17.
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Portugese Women's Society
Knights of Columbus
E. Chestnut
Robert Lee Roush
Agena Way
Vandenberg Village
Terrell Lee Bagley
Lompoc
Closing Stocks From The Record Quote Sheet
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co. at 3865F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 33551 providing end of day prices for listed securities.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Taxpayer groups seek final word on county pay hikes
County groups urge a later action as the Board weighs wage adjustments totaling about 1.12 million for 449 positions through June 30. Spokesman Col Richard Temple asks for extra study time before action, while unions push ongoing negotiations and higher pay for key positions. District Attorney Milner seeks raises for assistant DAs and chief deputy roles. Supervisor Callahan hints changes to the original recommendations.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
County Taxpayers’ Assn
County Tax-Action Committee
County Farm Bureau
Santa Barbara
Taxpayer Group
Col
Richard Temple
The
County Taxpayers Assn
Johnson
Leonard Roders
David D. Milner
Santa Maria
Joe J. Callahan
Supervisors OK Macco use permit for Hollister Ranch
The Board of Supervisors approved a conditional use permit for Macco Corp to run a large recreational camp on Hollister Ranch by a 3-1 vote. Conditions cap RV sites at 1,415 and cabanas at 200 plus a 90 day occupancy limit and bar area public school enrollment for resident children. Supervisor Callahan questioned enforceability of occupancy limits and record keeping.
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Joe J. Callahan
Board of Supervisors
Macco Corp
Hollister Ranch
Callahan
George Allen
City considers motorcycle nuisance report and action
The board discusses letters from Mayor Scott and Swords and a report by City Attorney James Longtin on off highway motorcycling nuisances. Sheriff Webster will comment as Longtin notes growing popularity may require designated activity areas. Complaints near homes rise in Lompoc and Santa Maria as Callahan pushes action for Los Positas Road area.
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Scott
Lompoc
James Longtin
Raymond D. Johnson
James Webster
Longtin
Santa Maria
Joe J. Callahan
Callahan
Los Positas Rd
Santa Barbara
Political events shape Lompoc Valley campaign week
Lompoc Valley races intensify ahead of the November general election with events featuring incumbent Assemblyman Don MacGillivray and opponents Ken Palmer and Thomas Thornton. Activities include Meet the Press interviews, a Republican barbecue, Ecology 1970 forum at Cabrillo High School, and a Teague luncheon at Lions Inn.
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Lompoc Valley
U.S
Don MacGillivray
William Schuyler
E. Ocean Ave
Lompoc
Cabrillo High School
Little Theater
Lloyd Crossman
Lompoc Valley Chamber endorses widened state road network
The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce reaffirmed support for a state road plan to meet long term Valley needs. Recommendations were presented to the Associated Chambers at a Buellton banquet and fall into three categories covering construction, design and long term planning.
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Lompoc Valley
Buellton
Santa Ynez River
Harriston
Clothes of murder victim found in Swiss rail station
Prosecutors opened the case against Thomas Devins revealing blood stained clothing of Norma Carty Wilson was found at a Swiss railway station last month. Deputy DA Stephen Trott said the 59 year old West Los Angeles woman was murdered and the clothes were the sole physical proof. Wilson's body has not been located.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Thomas Devins
Devins
Stephen S. Trott
Norma Carty Wilson
Cambodian Laos leaders plead for UN aid at 25th General Assembly
Cambodian President Cheng Heng and Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma told the United Nations they face existential war as the UN fails to halt Communist aggression in Southeast Asia. They urged a standing peace force and supported Nixon’s Indochina proposals as a path to end the conflict.
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UPN
Cheng Heng
Souvanna Phouma
U.N
Southeast Asia
Souvanna
General Assembly
Cambodia
Nixon
Indochina
Regents clash as Norton Simon challenges Reagan at meeting
Norton Simon said he triggered a name calling incident at a Regents meeting by protesting gag orders. He charged Reagan began swearing to confront him after he claimed he was barred from speaking before November 3. Simon cited Fred Dutton repeating the accusation and Reagan calling him a son of a bitch.
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UPI
University of California
Norton Simon
Ronald Reagan
Simon
Reagan
Fred Dutton
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