Board Okays Reduction for One Owner
Nine property owners faced the County Board of Equalization on Wednesday with only one receiving a reduction in market value for property assessments. The case involved Gerhard Rohringer of Montecito at 745 Winding, while other districts saw denials or stipulations in 1969 flood related values. Plans for a new disposal area north of Los Olivos drew complaints to Planning Commission chair Richard Clare, who stressed the commission was not involved in disposal site approval.
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County Board of Equalization
Gerhard Rohringer
Montecito
County Planning Commission
Richard Clare
Los Olivos
Clare
Commission
Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Ted Chamberlin
Valley
Planners consider hearing on county recreational policy
A Bixby Ranch representative urged the County Planning Commission to hold a general plan hearing on recreational projects. The Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee recommends a November 30 deadline for receiving agricultural preserve applications for the 1971 tax lien year, to ensure full processing before the lien date. A zoning hearing on recreational area regulations was postponed and may be rescheduled.
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Bixby Ranch
County Planning Commission
Herbert H. Diverbiss
The
County Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
Board of Supervisors
Commission
Diverbiss
el Capitan Ranch
Goleta Valley
Hollister Ranch
Gaviota
Bixby
Macco
Four More Isla Vista Riot Claims Filed Against County
Four additional claims against Santa Barbara County totaling over $109,000 were filed related to the Isla Vista riot. The lawsuits seek compensatory damages for injuries and losses linked to the disturbance.
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Isla Vista
Obituary for Ruth Ainsworth in Lompoc
Funeral services are set for Ruth P. Ainsworth at 9 a.m. Friday at McPeek Family Chapel in Lompoc. The 59 year old resident, who died Tuesday night at Lompoc District Hospital, is survived by two sons, a sister, and grandchildren. interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. The service will be led by Rev. Robert D. Montgomery of First United Methodist Church.
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McPeek Family Chapel
Ruth P. Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Lompoc District Hospital
Robert D. Montgomery
First United Methodist Church
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Lompoc
N. E St
Vending machines eyed for city pool area revenue
Parks and Recreation Commission proposed a 90 day trial of installing food and drink vending machines at the Municipal Pool to boost city revenue. Commissioner Gene Forbes urged a feasibility report from Recreation Superintendent Jack Anderson and City Administrator Gene Wahlers before bids or agreements. Forbes claimed potential net gains around 500 dollars during peak pool months with a 10 cent share from sales. The report also noted a noise issue from about 500 motorbikes in the city and discussed a proposal by Harry Ernest of the Slo Poke Motorcycle Club to lease land along the Santa Ynez River bed for riding with potential city insurance to cover community liability and safety seminars. The commission urged contacting City Attorney James Longtin to explore insurance options.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Gene Forbes
Jack Anderson
Gene Wahlers
Forbes
Parks Department
Lompoc
Slo-Poke Motorcycle Club
Harry Ernest
Santa Ynez
Ernest
Slo-Pokes
James Longtin
Witnesses dispute warnings before tear gas killed newsman
Coroner's inquest heard witnesses say sheriff's deputies fired tear gas projectiles into the Silver Dollar Bar during rioting in East Los Angeles without warning. One shot hit Ruben Salazar and another deputy allegedly fired into the bar as a deputy positioned a rifle from a car across the street.
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Los Angeles
Upl
Sheriff's
Ruben Salazar
Katherine Castello
Salazar
Two Plead Guilty in Lompoc Housing Shooting
In Santa Barbara Superior Court Ronald Leon Simmons 26 pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the shooting death of Lompoc man Edwin Demetrio Bolchini 27 who died after an altercation at a Santa Barbara apartment A second defendant Bolchini pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter and a third suspect Jose Aguilar Quinonez 28 faces sentencing at a hearing scheduled for Oct 13.
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Goleta
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Ronald Leon Simmons
Edwin Demetrio Bolchini
Santa Barbara Superior Court
Jose Aguilar Quinonez
Aurelis Quinonez
Bolehint
Simmons
Eastern power cut again amid heat wave across coast
Power utilities from Washington to New England reduce supplies as unseasonable heat drives temperatures near 90s. Potomac Electric cuts 5 percent, PEPCO warns conservation. New York grid aids state with 200000 kilowatts while Con Edison trims voltage in stages.
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Potomac Electric Power Co
Washington
New Jersey
New England
Power Supply Exchange
New York State
New York City
Consolidated Edison
Two county officials to discuss water plan Tuesday
County supervisors will meet San Luis Obispo County officials in Santa Maria to press for quick decisions on importing state water. Edmonston outlined steps toward a joint aqueduct project with funding via a $20 million to $25 million revenue bond, while routing and taxation issues remain under study.
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San Luis Obispo
Robert M. Edmonston
Santa Maria
County Water Agency
Curtis Tunnell
Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Santa Barbara County
Lake Cachuma
Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
South Coast
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Maria Valley
Vandenberg Afb
Edmonston
Cuyama_ Valley
Cayama
Lake Cachama
Goleta Valley
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Thorney England
UPI
Daniel G. Grant
Tunnell
Grant
San Luis Obispo County
George Clyde
Ruth Ainsworth
Phillip
James H., Jr
South Lake Tahoe
Ethel J. Worthington
Omak, Wash
George Rading
Cambridge
England
Meldreth
Melbourn
Rex Emery
Pharmacist
Brain Pharmacy
H’ St
Jorge Morel
Lola Montes
Student
Association
Santa Maria, Santa
Clark & Larsson, Inc
Lompoc Furniture Mart
Howard
Patricia Barr
Shigemi Matsumoto
San Francisco Opera Company
Lompoc Travel Center, Inc
Robert C. Lilley
Kingsley
EL Zarape Cafe
Lions Inn
Lester's Carpet, Inc
Lundberg
Yama
W. Ocean
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