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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1977
Page
2
A roving Record team surveys shoppers in a local parking lot asking readers whether schools should be responsible for students' nutrition under national lunch program aims. The feature captures varied opinions and reflects ongoing debate on school held accountability.
A $900,000 federal damage action names Santa Barbara County Supervisors Planning Commission and Santa Ynez Valley General Plan Advisory Committee members as defendants over extensive downzoning of Santa Ynez Valley agricultural land. Hastings Harcourt and Wall Street Development, Inc. sue to force rezoning on Mesa Hills property.
Building activity rose by about $1 million in August from July in unincorporated areas. Santa Ynez bucked the trend with a $600,000 dip. Countywide August permits totaled $6.1 million, lifting the fiscal year to $11.4 million, vs $10.7 million last year. Local figures include Santa Barbara $2.6 million for August and Lompo c $564,700.
Daily record announces swim class registration on September 9 from 8 am to 5 pm at Lompoc Municipal Pool corner East Ocean and South C St. listing classes Women s Swimnastics Tiny Tots Business Peoples Pre Beginners Beginners Adv Beginners and Swimmers with schedules and fees. Police report vandalism at Jiffy Food Store cites $200 damage from rocks and a triggered silent alarm. Separate incidents follow.
Funeral services are pending for Joe P. Ochoa 43 died last night in Oxnard. He was born in Los Angeles raised in Lompoc survived by wife Celia a son Joey Jr a daughter Patricia two brothers John E. Ochoa and Alex Ochoa and sister Carmen Chavez of Lompoc. In Lompoc two attempted robberies injured residents Joanne Hardin and Jorge Lopez Hernandez with minor wounds and knife injuries respectively. A senior citizens garage sale will benefit the Lompoc Senior Center. An appreciation service for Minister Floyd L. Wilson at True Vine Baptist Church is announced. The Lompoc Bible Fellowship Fall session begins September 9 at First United Methodist Church. Stolen stereo equipment from Kimberlee Ward’s apartment is reported.
The Lompoc Record announces mail rates for Santa Barbara County and outside areas with monthly charges of 2.65 and 2.75 respectively and a 15 cent single copy price. Publisher A James McCollum edits staff under Harry Crompe Rennie Adam Tim Conner and Vaughn Proctor. The paper lists affiliations with major press associations and circulation bureau.
The Record provides closing stock quotations through Lang and Co at 3865 Stellation Road Lompoc with contact 733 3551. The summary lists final prices for listed securities as of market close.
A new demand responsive transit system between Vandenberg Village Mission Hills and Lompoc will start the week of Sept 12. Operated Mon-Fri 9 am to 4 pm, 11 passenger vans pick up residents for access to shopping, medical and government facilities with fare 50 cents per trip. Senior fares 25 cents and children under six ride free.
The Board of Supervisors adopts a policy requiring road improvements for lot splits on properties zoned one acre or less, a compromise described by Transportation Director Leland Steward. The measure aims to curb premature road work and steer development toward highway corridors. The vote was 4 to 1 with Harrell Fletcher dissenting.
Lompoc Unified School District announces the Special Milk Program for children in low income or high expense families and foster children. Eligibility depends on family size and income with 30 percent expense adjustments. Applications sent to homes, available at school offices, and confidential. appeals handled by Assistant Superintendent Camille Wilde.
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