County Board Creates Air Pollution District Across County
The Board of Supervisors approved a county wide air pollution control district by a 4 0 vote. Northern county joins San Luis Obispo County in the South Central Coast sector while the southern county aligns with the Southern California Basin including Ventura. State law prompted action and plans for two areas include Farm Bureau health fire and sheriff representatives in drafting regulations. The board aims to finalize the split at the next meeting.
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Board of Supervisors
San Luis Obispo County
Southern California Basin
Ventura County
Raymond D. Johnson
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Santa Ynez Mountains
San Luis Obispo
Farm Bureau
County Health, Fire Department
Sheriff's Office
Obituaries From Lompoc Area Include Four Deceased
Obituaries list Amado Guerrero Castro 50 David Soto Castillo 42 Earll Richard Haynes 60 and John Andrew Baker 22. Services set at La Purisima Church and McPeek Family Mortuary with burials at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church.
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la Purisima Catholic
Amado Guerrero Castro
Castro
Miguelito Canyon
la Purisima Catholic Church
Andrew McGrath
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Lompoc Valley
W. Cherry
Federal Electric Corp
Emma Miranda
Mexico
Roman
Angel
Ernesto Castro
Stacey Scott
Lompoc
McPeek Family Mortuary
David Soto Castillo
Castillo
Father Andrew McGrath
N. F St
Georgetown
Tex
Rosie
David, Jr
Ray Castillo
Katie Rojas
Frances Gonzales
Molly Martinez
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
John Andrew Baker
Baker
Stuart Ritch
County Hearings Begin On Property Tax Appeals
County Supervisors opened a series of hearings at the County Administration Building on appeals of current property tax assessments. Hearings are set to continue through mid November and may extend longer depending on cases.
Lack of quorum cancels planners meeting in Lompoc area
Planning Commission meeting canceled after lack of a majority with six members present. Commissioner Vernon Copeland waited about 30 minutes as two home use permit requests and a parking variance at Lompoc Plaza were discussed. Over 30 in attendance, with schedules for Board of Equalization hearings across districts on Sept. 23 to Nov. 18. Katherine Scott, 16, becomes first girl at Reading Bluecoat School in Sonning, England.
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Planning Commission
Vernon Copeland
Copeland
William Fick
William Paulin
Lompoc Plaza
Wendell Cotton
County Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Isla Vista
Sonning
England
UPI
Katherine Scott
Reading Bluecoat School
Chavez Wins Allowance To Picket For UFW Organizing
California Supreme Court prohibits Monterey County from enforcing temporary restraining orders against picketing by Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee. A hearing is set for Oct 7 to decide permanence. Chavez has defied the Aug 25 order and continued picketing.
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Salinas
UPI
Monterey County
State Supreme Court
Cesar Chavez
High Court
San Francisco
Stanley Larson
Aflcio United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Chavez
New County pay system hits snag delays set for Sept. 21
Administrative Officer Ray mond D. Johnson faces roadblocks in rolling out a bi weekly county payroll for 2200 workers. Sheriff Benefit and Relief Assn AFL CIO Social Workers Union urge delay while County Employees Assn criticizes understandings and inconvenience. Supervisors vote to postpone until Sept 21 as Johnson schedules meetings to explain the change from a long standing monthly system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Johnson
Sheriff's Benefit and Relief Assn
Afl-Cio Social Workers Union
Daniel G. Grant
Johnson
United Fund Orientation Luncheon Planned at Valley Club
The Lompoc United Fund will host an orientation luncheon for all workers on Thursday at noon at the Valley Club. Campaign chairman Art Timmer will preside. A United Fund film will be shown and supplies distributed.
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United Fund
Lompoc
Welfare recipients questioned over appearance by County Supervisor
County Supervisor Curtis Tunnell pressed for data on welfare recipients whose appearance might discourage employment. County Welfare Director Arthur Nelson cited 16,000 categorical aid recipients with 3,000 elderly or blind, 1,500 disabled, 8,500 children, and 3,000 single parents. Nelson noted few single parents are employed and discussed test cases from Monterey County. A Minuteman II missile launch was also reported from Vandenberg AFB at 6:30 p.m. Monday with few details released.
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Curtis Tunnell
Arthur Nelson
Nelson
Tunnell
Monterey County
George Rading
Vandenberg Afb
Upn
Air Force
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Board
Elwin Mussell
Robert Hunt
County Farm Bureau
William Dineen
Early Haynes
McPeek Family Chapel
Earll Richard Haynes
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
Kenneth Boyd
First United Presbyterian Church
Haynes
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Management Association
Lockheed
Marian
Randy
Ronald
Robert
Horace Haynes
Berkeley
Warren Haynes
Ballston Lake
N.Y
Jack Haynes
Los Angeles
Barbara Macari
Santa Monica
Earll Haynes
Willows
David Castillo
John A. Baker
Framingham
Mass
Mr. Baker
Lompoc High School
California Forestry Division
N.F St
John Baker
Gail and
Donna Baker
Natalie Curry
United Nations
Equalization Board
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Alcan
Alcon
American Motors
At&t A
Bendix
Bethlehem G
Oil
Chrysler Sac
Dupont
Eastman Kodak Oe Ab
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors Hove A
General Telephone
Harvee Ee
Etree
Imperial Corp
International Paper
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Johns-Manville Aecones Sé
Lockheed En Ee
McDonnell-Douglas
Minnesota Mining Rere
Penn Central
Aeco
Phillips Pet Serve
Outboard Marine Eevee
Parke Davis
N.J
Texaco
TRW
Oo & Ck
B.o
Union Oil
United Aircraft
Eres
Uniroyal
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ind
Trans
Util
Phacts
Art Smith
Medical Center
E. Ocean
Consulta
Ronald Reagan
Kiwanis Clubs
Fresno
Jerry Gray
Gray
Kiwanis District 29
Hush Puppies
Linnett
Hann Amt Wi Aka
Lompoc Shopping Center
Monterey
County Welfare Department
State Employment Office
Sears
W. Pine
Sears, Nobuck and Co
Sears and
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