Northern county detention center study endorsed by district attorney
District Attorney David D. Minier supports studying the need for a northern county detention center and endorses the preliminary proposal. Supervisors Carter and Tunnell are named to review county wide correctional needs with Johnson and Sheriff Carpenter assisting. Lompoc Mayor Arthur D. Scott seeks active city involvement and notes mutual jail use with county and state police.
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David D. Minier
Minier
Charles F. Carter
Santa Barbara
Curtis Tunnell
Santa Maria
Raymond D. Johnson
John W. Carpenter
Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Board of Supervisors
Scott
County Sheriff's Office
County Seeks More Land For South Coast Dumping
County officials plan to buy land adjacent to Tajiguas landfill west of Goleta to handle expected increases in refuse. The move aligns with a public hearing on rules for a new County Air Pollution Control District which may ban backyard burning.
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Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Board of Supervisors
Tajiguas County
Goleta
New County
Montecito
Hope Ranch Park
Federal funds may fund county jobs beyond city limits
County officials were told that funds from the Federal Emergency Employment Act can be spent not only in cities but also in surrounding areas within the county. The $433,600 apportionment includes $242,700 for Santa Barbara and surrounding valleys, $86,000 for Santa Maria and environs, and $104,900 for the University of Isla Vista, with a review underway to confirm eligibility. Hundreds of applications have been received for public service positions under the program.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Santa Barbara
Goleta Valley
Montecito
Carpinteria Valley
Santa Maria
University of
Isla Vista
Paul Floyd
Department of Labor
Elderly Yogi to Serve One Hour Jail Time for Trailer Rule Violations
Ernest Haeckel, Rancho San Jose owner near Goleta, was found guilty on four misdemeanor counts for operating an unauthorized trailer park at 2529 San Marcos Rd. Judge James Pattillo suspended a 30 day jail term, ordered a $200 fine, and placed him on three weeks probation with conditions to terminate all trailer tenancy within 40 days and remove offending trailers. The case followed a planning department inspection and ties to a prior 1970 fine in the Widow's Tears Waterfall dispute over unauthorized grading and damage to the waterfall area.
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Ernest Haeckel
Rancho
San Jose
Goleta
San Marcos Rd
James Pattillo
Haeckel
Planning Department
County Planning Commission
Trout Club
San Jose Canyon
South Coast
Widow's Tears
County eyes federal aid to acquire Stow Lake park site
Goleta Valley seeks outside assistance to turn Stow Lake into a regional park. County officials plan to press the issue early next month as Lloyd Lively of the State Division of Beaches and Parks inspects the property after returning Oct. 4. Chairman Daniel G. Grant leads a special committee with Goleta Valley citizens and county staff. The Maundy Thursday note appears as historical context on the term.
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Stow Lake
Goleta Valley
State Division of Beaches and Parks District
Lloyd Lively
Board of Supervisors
Daniel G. Grant
Seminar on Medical Care Foundations Held in Santa Barbara
A joint seminar by the Santa Barbara and Ventura County Medical Societies focuses on medical care foundations with governing board members and new foundations from both counties. Participants include Jean Michels of Lompoc Frank A Pederson of Solvang on the boards and William H Gausman of Lompoc on the trustees. QUEEN OF ANGELS CYO hosts a youth Get Together tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Mission Hills Vandenberg Village and FCI areas with refreshments and dancing. Rickie Allan Bernard 18 of 504 N M St Apt B escaped injury when his car crashed on Highway 1 near the Santa Ynez River Bridge yesterday morning. Car went off road into a ditch after gravel was spread for a road project. Thomas Frederick Yager 48 of 210 S C T St sustained minor injuries in a collision with a car driven by Frank Joseph Oliveira 28 of 206 W Ocean Ave. Yager treated at Lompoc Hospital. Oliveira uninjured. Wilma Francis Smith of Lompoc received three years probation for child neglect with a six month jail term suspended during probation. Joe Edward Sanders 28 of 421 N I St will serve weekends in jail until a 60 day term is completed for unlawful sexual intercourse with a 15 year old. Sanders pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor.
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Santa Barbara
Ventura County
Miramar Hotel
Jean Michels
Lompoc
Frank A. Pederson
Solvang
William H. Gausman
Queen OF Angels
CYO
Mission Hills
Vandenberg Village
FCI
Parrish Hall
Rucker Road
Burton Mesa Blvd
Family of Soul
Rickie Allan Bernard
N. M St
Apt. B
Santa Ynez River Bridge
Bernard
Central Avenue
Thomas Frederick Yager
S. C T. St
Frank Joseph Oliveira
W. Ocean Ave
Yager
Lompoc Hospital
West Ocean Avenue
Oliveira
Wilma Francis Smith
Mrs Smith
Joe Edward Sanders
N. I St
Sanders
Obituary for Martin Silva Terrones of Lompoc
Martin Silva Terrones, about 88, died last night in Lompoc District Hospital. Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. at La Purisima Catholic Church, with Mass Monday 9 a.m. and burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors include widow Manuela T. Aguayo and 4 sons, 3 daughters, 31 grandchildren, 58 great grandchildren, 3 great great grandchildren. Born in Mexico circa March 1883. Former employee of Phelan and Taylor. Parish: Mexican Social Organization. Residence: 531 North G St, Lompoc. Burial officiant Father Andrew McGrath.
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La Purisima_ Catholic
Martin Silva Terrones
Lompoc
Evergreen Cemetery
Andrew McGrath
Terrones
Mexico
Mexican Social Organization
North G St
Phelan and Taylor
Oceano and
Arroyo Grande
Manuela T. Aguayo
Tijuana
Henry G
Leo G
Santa Barbara
Manuel G
Guadalupe G. Terrones
Bella Garcia
Connie Aguairre
Los Angeles
Ortencia Robles
Doctor says Watson feigned mental illness
Los Angeles doctors testified Charles Tex Watson feigned brain damage and acted the perfect fool to dodge punishment for the Tate Sabs murder case. Atascadero State Hospital assistant superintendent Dr. Alfred Owre described a Mortimer Snerd act and normal conversation with peers when unobserved.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles ‘Tex’ Watson
Tate-Sabianca
State Hospital
Mortimer Snerd
Alfred Owre
Atascadero State Hospital
Watson
Harris to seek Democratic presidential nomination in 1972
Oklahoma Senator Fred R. Harris announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, saying 1972 is crucial and he aims to turn the country around. He argued a president can restore national greatness and that a campaign can empower the powerless.
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Washington
UPI
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Harris
Sit Tight in an Earthquake Says Dr. Charles Richter
Dr. Charles F. Richter urged audiences at Hancock College to Sit Tight when an earthquake strikes nearby. He reviewed California quakes from the 1800s to recent events, warned no California community is safe, and noted older Field Act buildings fared poorly compared with newer ones. He criticized Alaska atomic tests and questioned earthquake prediction value due to potential harm from inaccuracies.
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Vaughn Proctor
Hancock College
Charles F. Richter
Richter
Santa Maria
Jim McDonald
McDonald
California
Alaska
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Evans Products Company
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Calle Castano
Thousand Oaks
Homme
Dept. A
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Ok Grove
San Francisco
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Santa Ynez
Los Alamos
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