County Eyes Work Furlough Plan For Santa Barbara Jail
Santa Barbara County considers initiating a limited scale work furlough program for local jail inmates at the County Honor Farm near the Goleta Valley facility. Sheriff Carpenter would lead the program with four officers and an clerk, funding offset by a possible Federal program and a $5 daily board charge, targeting about 25 prisoners for a one year test backed by judges, bar associations, and probation staff.
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Santa Barbara
Raymond D. Johnson
Goleta Valley
John W. Carpenter
Johnson
Superior Court
Sheriff and Probation Department
Bradbury Dam dedication planned in Santa Ynez Valley
County supervisors and former officials will join ceremonies at 2 p.m. at Lake Cachuma Observation Point to dedicate Cachuma Dam as Bradbury Dam honoring C. W. Bradbury who died in 1969 after 21 years as First District supervisor and county water agency chairman. U S Bureau of Reclamation officials and local leaders will attend the event and introduce guests.
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C.W
Brad) Bradbury
Cachuma Dam
Bradbury Dam
Santa Ynez Valley
A. E
Fred) Gracia
Santa Maria
R. B. McClellan
Lompoc
Veril Campbell
Lompoc Valley
Lake Cachuma Observation Point
Board of Supervisors
Daniel G. Grant
Monterey
County Supervisors Assn
T. A. Twitchell
Bradbury
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Sacramento
Washington
John Hamilton
Santa Barbara City Water Commission
County Park Commission
George Adams
South Coast
No more deputies continues for county citizens patrol idea
Carpenter weighs Bob Keeping proposal for a Mission Hills citizens patrol to aid Lompoc police as 400 residents petition for more deputies and closer patrols. Officials note backup from Santa Maria or Solvang is possible but overtime costs strain finances and may require compensatory time off.
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Carpenter
Bob Keeping
Mission Hills
Lompoc
Dorothy McEntire
Jalama Beach
Vandenberg Village
Ludlow
Hutson
Community Council
Santa Maria
Solvang
Highway Patrol
McEntire
Lompoc lagoon plan eyed as cheap water source
Retired Air Force lieutenant colonel and engineer Rodgers champions a spreading basin to recharge an underground aquifer near River Park. He argues a lagoon could add to the scenic area with little cost and consider using treated sewer effluent for settling.
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Rodgers
Air Force
America
Motorcycle crash injures man. teen driver unhurt
John Casson, 58, of 1401 E Airport Ave, suffered a cut on his right leg in a 5:36 p.m. collision with a car driven by Mark Jacobsen, 16, of 1116 E North Ave. Jacobsen backed out of a driveway at East North Ave and Lupine St. Casson was treated at Lompoc Hospital. Jacobsen unharmed.
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Leonard John Casson
Airport Ave
Mark William Jacobsen
E. North Ave
Jacobsen
East North Avenue
Lupine Street
Casson
Lompoc Hospital
Seven member panel to review Lompoc personnel rules
Mayor Art Scott announced a seven member committee to review city employe personnel rules. Co chairmen will be Scott and Bruce Sharpe with members George Cotsenmeyer Harley Craig Steve Cox Robert Kranig and Mary Beth Lucas. The group aims to return hiring and firing authority for department heads to the city council after the firing of Nicholas Bevilacqua by Gene Wahlers.
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Lompoc City
Art Scott
Scott
Bruce Sharpe
Citizen Committee For Responsive Government
George Cotsenmeyer
Harley Craig
Steve Cox
Robert Kranig
Mary Beth Lucas
Responsive Government
Nicholas Bevilacqua
Sharpe
Gene Wahlers
Bevilacqua
Anti-drug programs may harm youth, expert says
Dr. Gerald E. Davidson, addiction treatment specialist, argues that federal anti-drug campaigns are inaccurate sermons with limited appeal and can mystify at risk youths. He cites misdirected ads and irrelevance to real youth experiences while noting some value in raising awareness.
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Washington
UPI
Gerald E. Davidson
Boston
City Hospital
Davidson
Boston Hospital
Naples
Maine
Loss of nighttime weather satellite cripples cloud monitoring
The Delta Rocket destroyed the new ITOS satellite after a control failure, leaving NOAA with daylight-only imaging from older satellites for months. Two prior night cameras failed earlier this year, and NOAA plans a possible second launch readiness in two to three months once investigations conclude.
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Vandenberg Afb
UPS
United States
Delta
Space Agency
David S. Johnson
National Environmental Satellite Services
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency
NOAA
Weather Service
Tiros
ITOS
Johnson
Washington
VEE Cleanup Vaccination Day Planned in Santa Barbara County
A final free VEE vaccination day for horses in Santa Barbara County is set for Wednesday October 27. Dr John Carricaburu county veterinarian urges owners with unvaccinated equines to contact local vets to arrange shots before the deadline as movement of unvaccinated horses in California is now illegal.
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Santa Barbara
John Carricaburu
Carricaburu
Santa Barbara County
California
Bureau of Animal Health
Obituary Nickolas Monteleone
Funeral services for Nickolas Monteleone a longtime Lompoc resident will be held next week. Monteleone died Thursday night in a Glendale hospital born August 22 1924. Complete details will be printed in Monday's Record.
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Nickolas
Nick) Monteleone
Lompoc
McPeek Mortuary
Monteleone
Glendale
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Santa Ynez River
Daily Record
Richard Vaughan
N. Lupine Street
Vaughan
R. R. Reese
California Highway Patrol
Dean H. Smith
Smith
Charles Lewis
Court of Honor
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite
Washington D.C
Lewis
Los Angeles
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East Oak
Calif
East Hickory
Moore
Wm Rogers
Hwm. Rogers
THE
International Silver Company
Our
West Ocean
Dept
Nickolas Monteleone
W. C. Ebbert, Inc
Constellation
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