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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
3
County Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson says Proposition 14 the Watson Initiative would leave the county government and its special districts short by more than 6.6 million, despite potential revenue from a 1973 plan. He urges the Board of Supervisors to officially oppose the measure based on analyses from multiple agencies and taxpayer groups.
Santa Barbara County Supervisor Daniel G. Grant says the two day association meeting will clarify federal revenue sharing details and possible strings. He notes the county could receive about 4.14 million under HR 14370 but faces up to a 9 percent cut, affecting county and city shares.
Larry Flinkingshell announces the 1973 United Fund goal of 73000 with Lompoc and VAFB quotas. Lompoc aims 30000 while Vandenberg base target drops to 43000 due to personnel cutbacks. The drive funds youth health and welfare groups. 17 supported organizations request over 130000 in budget needs.
The Lockheed Vandenberg Chapter will meet at the 1AM Hall in Santa Maria with a 6 to 7 happy hour and a Santa Maria style barbecue dinner at 7. Open to members wives and adult guests. Fall and winter public swim hours at Lompoc Municipal Pool begin Sept 23 with evening and weekend slots and family night Monday.
Closing stock quotations list companies and prices such as American Air American Can Ford Motor General Electric and U S Steel with percentages and odd fractions. The page notes closing volume 11 940 000 and a classified ads line with RE 6-2313.
Riverside residents and poultrymen testified at an Ontario hearing about a state federal task force eradicating infected flocks. More than 4 million birds have been destroyed to date with 3 million more planned at Egg City Moorpark. Prices for eggs are expected to rise up to 20 percent.
Funeral services are under way for Burdine Talmage 65 who died this morning at Lompoc District Hospital. A resident of 208 North E Street he was born in 1907 in Arkansas. Further details will appear in the Record.
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