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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1976
Page
2
The roving reporter asked if husbands spend too much time watching weekend football on TV in Williams Brothers Shopping Center on W Ocean Ave. Each week he appears in a new location with a fresh passerby question.
Al Pico president of the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce announced plans to expand the Valley Trade Committee efforts in retail promotion for small businesses. He said the initiative will focus on boosting local commerce and supporting merchants.
The county wide free library plan for 1976 77 seeks 1 134 768 from the general fund including 85 434 for bookmobiles and branch facilities. Zone allocations: Santa Barbara 663 158 Lompoc 180 903 Santa Maria 262 347 and capital outlay 28 360. No revenue sharing funds approved. committee members sought. volunteers being solicited.
The Santa Ynez Valley agricultural rezoning project may end before a final Board of Supervisors decision. The County Planning Commission, by a 6-3 vote, asked for supervisor advice on whether to proceed. Advisory Committee members criticized Supervisor Beattie for dissolving the group and transferring duties to a new committee led by Wiester and Chamberlin. The commission will continue rezoning hearings, while questions remain about ranchette policy and farm property protection amid perceived conflicts with supervisors.
Mary and Carl Tornbom evangelical missionaries from Madero Mexico will speak at Sunday evening services this Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Valley Chapel.
Frost said county and school tax cuts reflect limited growth trends with near zero growth enabling large reductions in Santa Barbara districts while Carpinteria's rapid growth raises rates. He noted stable South Coast areas gain while Carpinteria Unified School District faces a 21 cent hike in a high growth zone.
Lompoc Municipal Court Judge Terrill F. Cox sentenced Starr Louise Vickers, 30, to six months in county jail after a shoplifting conviction. Vickers, of 1332 W Olive Ave, cited for the offense July 13.
Funeral services for Joseph H. Schmidt Sr. 58 who died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital are pending at Starbuck Mortuary. He was visiting his son Joseph H. Schmidt Jr. of 1316 West Walnut Avenue. Maria Castro 76 also has pending arrangements at Starbuck Mortuary. She died Wednesday at Lompoc Convalescent Care Center and last lived at 215 South B Street.
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