Santa Ynez community district plan eyed by LAFCO
LAFCO staff filed a report analyzing the proposed Santa Ynez Community Services District. Proponents led by the Santa Ynez Improvement Assn claim the 512 acre area needs sewer service now and will extend to surrounding areas. The Board of Supervisors set November 9 for a special election on district formation. An argument in favor, to accompany the ballot, is being filed with the County Election Division and signed by A. W. Nelson, vice-president of Santa Ynez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Agency Formation Commission
Santa Ynez
Board of Supervisors
A. W. Nelson
Solvang
Indians seek county funds for Santa Ynez area
The Southern California Band of Mission Indians seeks a share of funds under the Federal Emergency Employment Act of 1971. A telegraphic letter from the Inter-Tribal Council of California asks the county to consider a public sewer system and the creation of a five member district board. The Santa Ynez school district defers sewer linkage pending potential federal aid through the proposed district.
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Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
Southern California Band of Mission Indians
Inter-Tribal Council of California
Banning
Emmett St. Marie
Council
Riverside Area Field Office
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Santa Ynez
City planning groups form goals program for community
The Lompoc planning commission outlines a community goals program with committees led by Bevilacqua and others to coordinate daily operations with long range planning. Public forums begin Oct 11 at 6:30 p.m. with several sessions planned ahead of council review in spring 1972.
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Robert Kranig
Ralph Patey
Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Boyer
Bruce Sharpe
Tom Parks
The
Economic Development Association
John Revelas
Vernon Copeland
Planning Commission
Bevilacqua
Commission
Bevivacquas
Lompoc City
Soviet task force blamed for oil pollution near Hawaii
A 10 ship Soviet naval task force left Hawaiian waters amid accusations of oil dumping during refueling 20 miles south of Diamond Head. The Coast Guard documented a discernable oil discharge from destroyer Krupny and urged immediate action, citing the 1954 international oil pollution convention prohibiting discharges within 50 miles of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulus
UPI
Hawaiian
Coast Guard
Pacific
Diamond Head
Krupny
T He 14Th Coast Guard District
Paul G. Prins
Hawaiian Islands
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LAFCO
William Fick
Leslie R. King
Fred Bock
Dutch Sawyer
Robert Morris
Richard Jacoby
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Carlos Marighela
Supreme Military Court
Carlos Alberto Libiano Cristo
Fernando Brito
Yves Lesbaupin Do Amaral
Msgr
Paulo Evaristo Arns
Nixon
Sacramento
UPS
California
Senate
Tueday
John V. Briggs
R Fullerton
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles International Airport
Riverside
Yorba Linda
Whittier
Stry Rae
Lompoc
King's Furniture
King’s Warehouse
King's Exciting
King's
Fantastic Savings
Simmons
Box
Sealy
Serta
Sim
Mons
King’s Furniture
Ocean RE
Calif
Lieve
Siberia
Penguin Shoals
Honolulu
Chikomer
Warships
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