Suggestions on highway plans for Lompoc Wye area
A Lompoc Valley citizens committee studying the county general plan offered three highway alignment suggestions during a meeting in the justice court and asked for another month to study five proposals for the Lompoc Wye area. A key proposal calls for a full freeway interchange east of the Wye where Rt 1 would cross Lompoc Casmalia Road. Two Ebbert proposals were unopposed and will be reviewed by the Santa Barbara Planning Commission. Ebbert of Vandenberg Village Development Co urged an east-west expressway just north of the
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Lompoc Valley
Justice Court
Lompoc Wye
Wye
Lompoc Casmalia Road
William Ebbert
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Vandenberg Afb
City backs Prop 1 water bond for Lompoc area
The City of Lompoc voices support for Proposition 1 a 250 million state water pollution control bond on the General Election ballot. It cites 550 million dollars in federal funds that would be available if passed reducing local waste water plant costs and shares from 67 percent to 20 percent for projects serving Lompoc and nearby communities. The city outlines two plans to meet discharge requirements including a federal grant funded purification research and a plant expansion to serve Lompoc Vandenberg Village and Mission Hills. The release stresses reduced community financial burden and improved facilities.
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Department of Public Works
Central Coast
California
Federal Correctional Institution
Vandenberg Village
Mission Hills
Community events schedule for Lompoc Valley and surrounding area
Local groups announce voting access help and a busy slate of events from October 30 to November 29 including a Valley of the Flowers bridge tournament at the Veterans Memorial Building, yard sale by the Historical Society, Halloween ball at Moose Lodge, bake sale by La Purisima Catholic Women, family activities by Parents Without Partners, veterans luncheon with installation, CSP E Auxiliary rummage sale for scholarship, World Community Day by Church Women United, Fiesta at Queen of Angels, International Weekend by United Church of Christ, and AAUW meeting with UCSB speaker. Call numbers provided for details and participation.
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Veterans Memorial Building
Lompoc Barracks
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Memorial Building
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Lompoc Valley
Grace Temple Baptist Church
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United Church of Christ
Lake Lopez
Under Guard The Declaration of Independence Resting in Archives
The original copy of the Declaration of Independence now rests under guard in Washington's National Archives Building beside the Constitution where it can be viewed whenever the building is open.
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Washington
National Archives
Lompoc property tax appeal denied by two to one vote
The Board of Equalization denied a 60 acre Signorelli property assessment reduction after a 2-1 vote though missing two members, with Beattie proposing 1250 per acre and the appeal continued to December 8. Signorelli sought 15600 value versus 36600 by the assessor. The hearing was postponed as the board lacked a required three votes.
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Joe Signorelli
Lompoc
Francis H. Beattie
Curtis Tunnell
George H. Clyde
Giovanna Signorelli
Lompoc Valley
Signorelli
Lompoc Cabrillo football tickets on sale Monday
Tickets for the Lompoc and Cabrillo High Schools football game go on sale at 9 a.m. in the Activities Offices. The teams, both undefeated in league play, meet at 8 p.m. Friday, November 13, at Huyck Stadium.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo
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Day care centers face license fee crackdown in county
Indignant letters flood the County Planning Department as notices go to over 100 operators demanding a $25 annual license fee and permit hearings. Some threaten to surrender Welfare Department licenses while others accuse the county of trying to profit. Planning officials vow stricter enforcement and a fee cut from 75 to 25.
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County Welfare Department
Dentist favors candy treats for Halloween
Los Angeles based USC dentist Dr. Harold C. Slavkin says healthy children with good dental hygiene can enjoy a sensible amount of candy. He argues candy is not harmful when balanced with brushing and flossing.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Harold C. Slavkin
University of Southern California
Man Sleepwalks Into Rhodesia Couple Bed Naked
Police relay that a man who wandered naked into a Salisbury couple's bedroom and climbed into their bed said he was sleepwalking. No injuries reported, investigation ongoing.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
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