Six candidates at Village forum field local race issues
Six candidates for three offices met at Cabrillo High School in a likely final pre election forum. Hedlund and Lilley pressed tax, water, and government reform. Hart touts attendance and school funding bills. Saucedo criticized Hart on property tax relief. Lagomarsino highlighted space, defense, and term limits. Sisson spoke of disillusionment and needs for full employment and a trimmed defense budget.
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Stan Tulledo
State Assembly
Congress
Cabrillo High School
Buena Vista Elementary School
Ptas
Atternice
Bob Hedlund
Hedlund
Lompoc
Feather River
Robert Lilley
Vandenberg Village
Santa Barbara News and Review
Lilley
Ign
California Water Project
Monterey County
Santa Barbara County
Monterey
Gary Hart
Santa Barbara
Sacramento
Gaviota Park
Hart
Saucedo
Assembly
Jarvis
Robert Lagomarsino
California Economic Committee
California
Vandenberg
Nixon
Dan Sisson
Santa Barbara City College
Lilley leads Hedlund in late campaign finance report
In the fourth supervisorial race the Sept 21 to Oct 18 report shows Robert C. Lilley with $20 420 in contributions versus Robert Hedlund with $10 204. Lilley spent $13 877 since the primary to Hedlund’s $7 814. Lilley also took in $3 708 in the last period and Hedlund $5 971. Notable contributions of $100 or more include Pacific Lighting Political Assistance Committee and Union Oil for Lilley and numerous ranching and individual gifts for Hedlund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Lilley
Robert Hedlund
Lilley
Hedlund
Pacific Lighting Political Assistance Committee
North
Rhodesia Conference Opens In Geneva For Talks On Majority Rule
The Rhodesia Conference opened in Geneva at 5:36 p.m. with Ivor Richard presiding. Delegations include Ian Smith's white government and four African nationalist leaders, meeting after a delay over last minute concessions. The session adjourned until Friday following Richard's opening statement.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Ivor Richard
Britain
Palais Des Nations
United Nations
Ian Smith
Richard
Smith
Mission Hills utility posts earnest money for regional sewer link
Lompoc Utility Services Co. has given the City of Lompoc 6000 in earnest money to show its intent to join the regional sewer plant program. The move could connect Mission Hills sewer lines to the city plant under construction next March and may end associated state law issues. Estimated cost to join runs 250000 to 300000 with rate increases likely to fund entry. Company owner Anton Garnier said monthly rates could rise to about 10 dollars from 4.80, while Lompoc residents now pay 10. Engineering firm Brown and Caldwell is to map technical steps for hookup. Embarrassed woman mistook a rental office sign for a dental office on Pine Avenue. Law enforcement warns drivers as Halloween approaches.
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Lompoc
Mission Hills
Public Utilities Commission
Anton Garnier
Mountain tax bills mailed ahead of General Election
County Tax Collector Newton Blanchard announced a mountain of property tax bills totaling 102,328,718.92 dollars would be mailed from the County Administration Building to taxpayers Friday and Monday. He noted Los Angeles County was sending theirs on Thursday and cited zip code sorting as a delaying factor.
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Santa Barbara
Newton Blanchard
Los Angeles County
Blanchard
Board of Supervisors
Lompoc Council delays racquetball facility vote
The Lompoc City Council halted approval of a 10 000 square foot racquetball facility at Ryan Park after residents protested park land use. A four member committee will review the plan and possible alternate sites including city land behind the library and county property behind the shopping center.
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Lompoc
Ryan Park
Parks and Recreation
Charles Ward
E.C. Stevens
Elinor Lefkowitz
Connie Steffen
Gale Parr
Stevens
Dennis Kuttler
BKB Associates
Ventura
Jack Anderson
Alan Davidson
Charlotte Benton
Tony Siminski
Leonard Akronowitz
Siminski
PR Commission
Weather Outlook Clears With Mild Week Ahead
Mostly sunny conditions persist through Friday with daytime highs from 75 to 85 degrees and overnight lows mainly in the 50s. Friday tidal cycle shows high tides of 5.0 feet at 5:15 a.m. and 4.6 feet at 3:59 p.m. Low tides reach 2.8 feet at 10:19 a.m. and 0.4 feet at 11:19 p.m.
Outdoorsmen press state parks chief over Gaviota issues
About a dozen Lompoc Valley campers and boaters confronted Herbert Rhodes in Gaviota demanding action. They cited rust colored drinking water, unreliable showers and phones, sewer problems, high fees, and scarce maintenance staff. Rhodes pledged planning speedups and a review of complaints with concrete corrective steps.
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Gaviota Park
Fletcher
Rhodes
Gaviota
William P. Daugherty
Debated Choices in Santa Barbara County Supervisorship
4th District candidates Robert C. Lilley and Robert Hedlund debated growth versus no growth policies on a KCOY TV program taped yesterday for air tomorrow from 8 to 9 p.m. Moderators included Jerry Rankin and Harry Crompe with others. Hedlund supported 0.9 percent growth and criticized planners for overuse of resources while Lilley urged immediate import of State Project water, promising to bear costs. The program plus audio will be aired on KLOM Saturday at 9 a.m.
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Robert C. Lilley
Robert Hedlund
Santa Barbara County
Kcoytv
Channel 12
Jerry Rankin
Santa Barbara
Eugene C. Stevens
Allan Hancock College
Hedlund
Lilley
KLOM
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Gov. Brown
Ray Saucedo
Santa Barbara Junior High School
Sisson
Humphrey- Hawkins
Carol Wayte
Bob Lilley
Southern California Gas Co
Union Oil District
James and
Shirley Bartlett
William and
Gail Chamberlin
George and
Martha Clyde
Margaret Cooper
Peggie Gardner
Fred Hewes
Marietta
Harry Hollins
Jonathan
Nancy Kittle
Kenneth Maytag
Maryann Mott Meynet
Helen Pedotti
A. Bailey Potter III
Rhodesia
Mission Hills Utility
Brown and Caldwell
Pine Avenue
Mountain
Steffen
Ward
Benton
Kuttler
Alberta Morgan
Parks and Recreation Department
Anderson
By Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Valley
Herbert Rhodes
Peggy Fletcher
Mimi Main
Bob Grimes
Now
Downey
Carol McComb
Victor Sousa
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