Kilgore urged firing of CEA officials prompts resignation
County Building Official Ray J. Nokes plans to seek Kilgore’s firing after sharp attacks on the Board of Supervisors and county leaders by Micahel Kilgore, general manager of the County Employes Assn. Nokes says he has informed Hugh Oliver, president of the association, and will resign from the group he has belonged to for 20 years. County Sealer James E. Wiley also announces his resignation from the employee organization.
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Dick Praul
Board of Supervisors
Ray J. Nokes
Kilgore
Nokes
Hugh
Oliver
County Sealer of Weights and Measures
James E. Wiley
Wiley
Raymond D. Johnson
Fringe Benefit
Francis H. Beattie
Frank J. Frost
James M. Slater
Michael Pahos
Johnson
Parks Department
Jarama County
Paros
Association
County Board
Postal substation fight prompts potential Lompoc shutdown
Lompoc residents may lose the East College Avenue substation as contract holder Charlotte Benton plans to terminate on September 15. The post office warns a bid process could delay service, while Benton argues inflation and wages justify an increase she cannot afford.
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Stan Tulledo
Lompoc
East College Avenue
Charlotte Benton
Benton
Perry Martin
Ing
Santa Barbara
Gordon Gillman
Gillman
Ramona Cabrera
Aileen Froelick
Vicki Barham
Mrs. Benton
Santa Barbara County Sees No State Water Until 1985
Charles Lawrance of the Santa Barbara County Water Agency says no state project water is needed for seven years, with increasing entitlement anticipated from 1985 onward. He lists five year milestones: 1985 17,300 acre feet. 1990 42,100 af. 1995 44,000 af. 2000 50,000 af. 2005 57,700 af, amid county planning and a 1978 bond election timeline.
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Santa Barbara
Charles Lawrance
County Water Agency
State Water Resources Agency
Lawrance
Burglary Reports Theft From Multiple Homes
Daily record details thefts including a coin collection valued at 349 dollars from Wesley Huffman at 1508 West Lemon Avenue a stereo system and other components valued at 575 dollars from Craig Meena at 416 West North Avenue and a shotgun plus personal property valued at 2100 dollars from Matthew Rumple at 1128 North Jasmine Avenue.
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Willie J. Miller
Orilla
Mission Hills
Sheriff's Office
Wesley Allen Huffman
W. Lemon Ave
Craig Meena
W. North Ave
Matthew Rumple
Jasmine Ave
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Gary Hart
Assembly
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Congress
Santa Barbara County
Democratic Central Committee
Lompoc Valley
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U.S
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Jimmy Carter
Water Agency
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Los Angeles
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Sagunto Avenues
Santa Ynez
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W. Loquat Ave
Douglas
Butt
West Olive Avenue
Scott Lewis
Oak Street
Solvang
Lewis
Bonnie
Mission Dr
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Yorba Linda
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California
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Donald Neu
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Santa Ynez Valley
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Renee Adams
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the Outlaw
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Stellation Road
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Lompoc Funeral Home
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Lindley
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College
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