Mission Hills considers district study on policing costs
Mission Hills Community Council votes to seek a county feasibility study on added police protection. Capt. Ludlow and George Hutson report current sheriff staffing at max levels with seven deputies at Lompoc substation plus reserves and a sergeant. Hutson cites $100,000 annual cost for two more deputies and notes possible funding from a police district or federal aid.
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Mission Hills
County Board of Supervisors
Francis H. Beattie
Hutson
Lompoc
Ludlow
Beattie Elected President of SCRACS at Monterey Convention
Francis H. Beattie, Fourth District Supervisor, was elected president of SCRACS during a regional convention in Monterey. The Southern California counties in the association include Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo Ventura Inyo and Mono. John Conlan of Ventura was named vice president.
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Francis H. Beattie
Scracs
Closing Stocks Quotations From Rohrbaugh and Co
The Record provides closing stock quotations via Rohrbaugh and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc RE 3 3551. The notice indicates where investors can obtain end of day prices and related market data through the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcan
Alain Ampco
Textron Times-Mirror
Chrysler Control
TransAmerica
Dupont
Travelers
D.W.G. Corp
Union Oil
Eastman Kodak
United Aircraft
Ford Motor U.S. Steel
General Dynamics
Westinghouse
General Electric
Woolworth
General Motors
General Telephone
Dow Jones
Ind
Imperial Corp
Trans
Johns-Manville
Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Lockheed — Ss
McDonnell-Douglas Penn-Central
Phillips Pet
Oxy
Purex
RCA
Rapid American
Rapid Amer
Dart
Auditions Set for Lompoc Christmas Concert Vocal Soloists
The Lompoc Music Association announced auditions for vocal soloists on Oct 26 at 7 p.m. in Music Room 2 at Lompoc High School. Openings include dramatic tenor bass baritone soprano and mezzo or alto. instrumental players invited to join the LMA orchestra contact Duane Baker at RE 6 5001.
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Lompoc Music Association
Music Room
Lompoc High School
LMA
Duane Baker
County Plans Nine New Grazing Preserves Across Six Areas
The County Planning Commission recommends approval of nine additional grazing preserves totaling 4310 acres across six areas. Only 277 acres are prime land, with the rest nonprime grazing land. The Board of Supervisors will confirm, aiming to finalize before the March 1, 1972 lien date to secure tax benefits for landowners.
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County Planning Commission
Mrs Jacoby backs recycling on city committee stance
The city recycling panel member Jean Jacoby says she supports recycling and conservation. She and her husband Richard recycle aluminum cans and newspapers at ecology center and advocate fewer products, potential bans on no return bottles, and reduced junk mail while planning committee input.
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Jean Jacoby
Ecology Center
North H Street
Mexico
Two Superior Court appointments announced in Santa Barbara
Presiding Superior Judge Charles S. Stevens Jr. named Julian J. Johnson as the first Santa Barbara County court administrator, effective about Dec 1, and Yale D. Coggan as county juvenile court referee. Johnson is a Contra Costa County official. Coggan is a former land developer and deputy district attorney. Coggan expects to start by late November.
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Charles S. Stevens Jr
Julian J. Johnson
Contra Costa County
Santa Barbara County
Stevens
Yale D. Coggan
Johnson
Coggan
District Attorney's Office
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MH Council
Robert Ludlow
George Hutson
Dorothy McEntire
Robert Long
Lompoc Soil Conservation Office
Long
Madera
Fresno State College
Lompoc Soil Conservation District Board of
Beattie
Lake
Alegria
el Salvador
Daily Record
Michelle Dalmiaiche
Leslie Dinsmore
Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Solvang
Mary Sophrania Sarot
RVR Ranch
Santa Rosa Road
Highway 246
Dominguez Road
California Highway Patrol
Recreation Department
Allan Hancock College
V.A.F.B. Center
John G. Dibble
Center
Board of Supervisors
Mrs. Jacoby
Don Hinderliter
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