20 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
The News Chronicle
Location
Vallejo, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
1
Solano County planners weigh preserving farmland against expanding rural residential zones. Chairman Hannigan urges reexamining land inventory, considering an agricultural preserve, Williamson Act contracts, and minimum parcels of 40 acres. He notes fire and landslide risks in hills and conflicts between homes and farming operations.
Cary Robnett 17 of Napa daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Robnett won Napa County Junior Miss Pageant and will join Up With People a national touring troupe performing in prisons and villages. She will train this summer and tour starting July after receiving a scholarship toward her fees.
The U S Civil Rights Office pushed back the deadline for districts to answer two 17 page 730 item questionnaires to March 31 for non federal aid cases while a Feb 1 deadline remains for those seeking federal funds. Armijo High frontage improvements discussed with a 77500 estimate including trees parking upgrades and new signage. Bus purchase approved to beat a price rise and a lengthy 88 page proposed contract from the California School Employees Association was reviewed for study without action.
Benicia City Council meets in the Civic Center Council Chamber at 8 p.m. to discuss hiring a consultant for a feasibility study on future use of historic buildings in Benicia Industrial Park. The agenda also lists a four item Consent Calendar written correspondence appointments and audience discussion.
The Monticello Cemetery District Board of Trustees has a vacancy for a resident of the Monticello District. The incumbent seeks reappointment. Apply by Jan 24 at 1115 First St.
Port Costa, a 300 resident waterfront town near San Francisco, refuses to meet the July 1 federal sewage cleanup deadline. Fines could reach $10,000 a day as the town debates a new treatment plant and its higher bills for residents. Local officials cite grants but acknowledge ongoing costs to run the facility.
Fairfield residents are invited to a ballroom dance from 8 to 11 p.m. Thursday January 20 at the Fairfield Community Center 1000 Kentucky St. The twice monthly event is sponsored by the Fairfield Recreation Department.
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