Lompoc Council acts on crowded agenda in long meeting
Lompoc City Council extended Tuesday night to 11 25 p m approving four project applications under the Public Works Employment Act of 1976 while stressing federal funding will define priority. Projects include a three million gallon reservoir storm drains civic center and fire station renovation.
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Robert O. Vincent
Lompoc
Architectural Review Board
Parks and Recreation Commission
Beautification Commission
Planning Commission
Alberta Morgan
E. C. Stevens
Gene Wahlers
Wahlers
Elinor Lefkowitz
Pacific Gas and Electric
Lompoc Sees Boom in Single Family Home Building
City building official Bill Cruz reports a strong start to the fiscal year with 20 single family homes built or under construction in two months, five more than the prior year. The year total may exceed last year as multiple parcel projects and two small commercial developments are planned at major intersections.
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Laurel Avenue
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Chestnut Avenue
Season Tickets On Sale For Arts and Lectures Series
Allan Hancock College offers season passes for 1976 77 Arts and Lectures through October 3. General admission 8 50, student body cards 5 50, senior Golden Years cards may use student rate. Mimura Harp Orchestra to perform October 3 at the Performing Arts Theatre.
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Allan Hancock
Allan Hancock College
Mimura Harp Orchestra
College Performing Arts
Allan Hancock College Theatre
South College Dr
Santa Maria
Air Force Association dinner canceled for September 24
Daily record notes the Air Force Association dinner meeting scheduled for Friday September 24 is canceled and will be rescheduled later. Old Days celebration set for Los Alamos Saturday and Sunday hosted by Los Alamos Valley Men's Club features a western dance parade barbecue gymkhana and auctions with John and Georgia.
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AIR Force Association
Los Alamos
Walter L Powell longtime cattleman and public servant
Walter Leslie Powell 73 of 735 Kolding Ave Solvang former mayor and Brawley councilman and retired teacher died Tuesday at Santa Ynez Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 5 1903 in Missouri he entered cattle business in Brawley after leaving Garden Grove Unified School District. He moved with wife Edna to Solvang a year and a half ago. He attended Redlands University and Colorado State University and was a member of Brawley Lodge 402 F and A M. He served on Brawley City Council 1952 1957 including two years as mayor and ran about 1000 head in the Brawley area. Survived by daughter Jean McClain Anaheim and grandchildren Rick McClain Anaheim and Vicki McClain Santa Ynez Valley High School student. Visitation today 4 6 p.m. Lopez Funeral Chapel Solvang with 4:30 p.m. prayer service. The Rev Ronald B Holcomb Santa Ynez Valley Presbyterian Church officiating. Funeral at Greenwood Memorial Park Salli Lynn Chapel San Diego Friday at noon under Brawley Masonic Lodge direction.
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Redlands University
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Lopez Funeral Chapel
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Santa Ynez Valley
Outside island tanker route urged by board
The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors urged a tanker route that stays outside the Channel Islands as it weighs Prudehoe Bay oil shipments from Valdez to Long Beach. Supervisor Slater opposed the motion as weak and urged county involvement in a Sept 29 briefing in Santa Barbara to oppose crude storage terminals near the coast.
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Alaska
Long Beach
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Robert E. Kallman
Slater
Controversy widens in judgeship race
The judgeship race between Floyd C. Dodson and Bruce Dodds grows tense as County Clerk Howard Menzel disputes Dodson's critique of Dodds' qualification statement. Dodson accuses Dodds of misusing the statement. Menzel calls it routine and cleared by the district attorney. Dodson notes Dodds could only list his own qualifications in three sentences.
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Dodds
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Menzel
Brothers arraigned in Lompoc shooting case
Two brothers John Louis Campos and Jesse Campos were arraigned in Lompoc Municipal Court on assault with a deadly weapon charges after a shooting that injured a Lompoc man. Bail was reduced to 3000 dollars, with a preliminary hearing slated for September 30. A juvenile suspect remains in probation custody. The victim, Joseph Harry S. Truman Purcella, 27, is hospitalized with two gunshot wounds in Goleta Valley Hospital.
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John Louis Campos
Jesse Campos
South K St
Terrill F. Cox
Cox
Joseph Harry S. Truman Purcella
North Y St
Goleta Valley Hospital
Hancock College Board Approves Base Bid for Parking Facility
Hancock College trustees formally approve a base bid of 26967 for parking facilities at the Lompoc campus and 1188 for a concrete play area upgrade. Work is underway on West Olive Avenue to speed enrollment readiness for fall term.
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Lompoc
West Olive Avenue
Hancock
Miguelito School
W. Olive Ave
Lompoe Unified School District
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