Oil pipeline plan eyed for county economic feasibility
A joint industry government group studies a Santa Barbara County oil pipeline to assess economic viability. The Oct 11 meeting in the Planning Commission room will review routes from Goleta to Long Beach and to Los Angeles, LNG coexistence, refinery constraints, and four production scenarios up to 200 000 barrels a day.
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Planning Commission
Santa Barbara Channel
al Reynolds
Dev Vrat
Office of Environmental Quality
Cecil Andrus
Exxon
Vrat
Ventura County
Santa Barbara County
Point Concepcion
Point
Arvin
Solvang
la Purisima State Park
Los Angeles
ARCO
Ventura
San Joaquin Valley
Las Flores
Goleta
Wilmington
Long Beach
State Lands Division
Santa Barbara
Governor’s Office of Planning and Research
Allan Lind
GOPR
Santa Ynez
Health Workshop in Santa Maria With Dr Brenner
An all day health workshop titled What Makes People Sick and What Makes People Well will be held Sunday October 9 at the Santa Maria Inn. Paul Brenner M D will lead sessions on nutrition exercise meditation energy and psychiatry and relate therapy to life environment and relationships. The $25 fee covers lunch and beverage and attendance certificates may count as continuing education credits.
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Santa Maria
Paul Brenner
M.D
Santa Maria Inn
S. Broadway
Brenner
American Cancer Society of San Diego
California Interagency Council On Family Planning
Center For Integral Medicine
Lona Peoples
Water well funding approved in Lompoc
A federal grant loan package totaling 155000 dollars funds a new water well in Lompoc. Congressman Robert Lagomarsino announced the Emergency Drought Relief Program funded project. Construction to start in 45 50 days with completion in April 1978. The well will pump about 750 gallons per minute and back up existing city wells at a North H Street site behind Skov Auto Parts.
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Lompoc
Robert Lagomarsino
H Street
Skov Auto Parts
Closing Stocks From The Lang And Co Quotations
Closing stock quotations are supplied to The Record through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc with contact number 733 3551. The brief note indicates ongoing financial data service.
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Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Obituaries for Vernon B. Cox and William A. Wilson
Vernon B. Cox died Wednesday at Goleta Valley Hospital aged about 74. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Kenneth R. Boyd. burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. He was born in Nebraska in 1899, a WWII veteran, and a retired fire inspector. Survived by widow Bertha, son and daughter-in-law Judge Terrill F. Cox, and grandson Gregory T. of Vandenberg Village. Memorials to Lompoc District Arrangements under Starbuck Mortuary. William A. Wilson 56 of 3327 Via Arnez died Wednesday at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Survived by widow Ruth C., two stepdaughters Roberta Savard and Joan Cassera, a stepson Harol Speer, one brother, four sisters, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren. VFW and Starbuck Mortuary overseeing arrangements.
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Vernon B. Cox
Starbuck Mortuary Chapel
Kenneth R. Boyd
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Cox
Nebraska
Goleta Valley Hospital
Moreton Bay Lane
Goleta
Cox
Bertha
Terrill F. Cox
Vandenberg Village
Gregory T
William A. Wilson
Arnez
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Ruth C
Roberta Savard
Huntington Beach
Joan Cassera
San Luis Obispo
Harol Speer
Santa Ynez Veterans of
United Way Kick-off With Barbecue in Lompoc
United Way launches campaign this Saturday at Lompoc Shopping Center with a parking lot barbecue fundraiser. American Legion Post 125 will sell chicken meals for 2.75 dollars with noon start. KNEZ will air music as merchants pledge support. goal this year is 86000 dollars supporting 15 health and social agencies.
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Lompoc
United Way
American Legion Post 125
Steve Jancek
Knez
Jancek
Bob Koop
Penney’s
Peggy Leach
Plaza Hair Fashions
Santa Barbara County gets $220000 HUD modernization funds
The Santa Barbara County Housing Authority received $220,000 in federal modernization funds from HUD, its sixth consecutive annual approval. Allocated as $120,000 for the Lompoc Terrace project and $100,000 for Evans Park in Santa Maria, the funds will continue upgrades to existing low income housing, including kitchen and bathroom improvements, insulation, new heaters, and energy conservation measures.
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James P. Sweeney
Santa Barbara County
Evans Park
Santa Maria
HUD
Lynn
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