Lebanon Civil War Pause Cleared Amid Syrian Pressure
Moslem leftists agreed to a 10 day halt in Lebanon's civil war pending election of a new president to replace Suleiman Franjieh. Syria pressed for cease-fire while Yasser Arafat ordered guerrillas to refrain from offensives, and arms supplies were cut to leftist groups along the border.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Suleiman Franjieh
U.S
L. Dean Brown
Yasser Arafat
Annahar
Arafat
Syria
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Franjieh
Frost Protection Devices in Action as Temperatures Drop
Orchard heaters wind machines and overhead sprinklers operated across Potter Valley Redwood Valley and Ukiah Valley as frost threatened pears and grapes. Reported lows included 20.5 in Potter Valley 25 in Redwood Valley 27 near Hopland and 29 in Ukiah city with wind aiding protection and limited new growth damage feared minimal.
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Bob Magruder
Potter Valley
Emil Pomo
Redwood Valley
Frank Milone
Hopland
Ukiah Valley
Ukiah
Phil Sculley
Lake County Fruit Exchange
Big Valley
Clausen seeks over 12 million for Second District projects
Congressman Don Clausen urged the House subcommittee to fund more than 12 million dollars in public works projects for California's Second District. He outlined 10 projects including construction planning surveys and maintenance. One item, Noyo Harbor and River, requests 350 thousand dollars for harbor dredging and channel extension.
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Washington, D.C
Don Clausen
Public Works
House Appropriations Committee
Clausen
Noyo Harbor
Carrier Seeks Prompt Payment for Daily Journal Delivery
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier asks customers to settle today’s delivery charges when the driver first calls. The message urges timely payment to support daily distribution and continue service.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Hussein urges Israel to stay out of Lebanon crisis
King Hussein of Jordan warns Israel could trigger a regional war if it intervenes in Lebanon. He says Syria would act only if no other option remains and credits Damascus with ending the civil war, while stressing Lebanon must determine its own future.
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Hussein
Israel
Lebanon
Washington
UPI
Jordan
Syria
Middle East
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nationwide Teamsters Strike Shuts Down U.S. Freight Network
Across the United States drivers mechanics and city workers walked out in a historic nationwide labor action. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters led 380 locals with 60 percent of the nation’s manufactured goods hauled by members off the job. NBC technicians and newswriters joined pickets at network offices while San Francisco city workers defied a court order. negotiations continued but failed to avert the walkout.
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United Press International
United States
New York City
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Trucking Employers Inc
Truck Companies Bargaining Group
Arlington Heights
Ill
NBC
San Francisco
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Court reverses Karen Quinlan life support ruling
The New Jersey Supreme Court, in a 7-0 ruling, allows turning off Karen Ann Quinlan’s respirator if doctors and hospital ethics committee agree there is no reasonable recovery. The decision rejects criminal charges against hospitals or doctors and frames the death as natural expiration rather than homicide.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Karen Ann Quinlan
New Jersey
New Jersey Supreme Court
Miss Quinlan
High Court
County rolls out single newspaper ordinance printing plan
Mendocino County supervisors settle on printing the full 26 page Native American archeological site ordinance in the Journal while notices go to other newspapers. They aim to curb publication costs and inform residents via the County Clerk and County Library.
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Mendocino
Journal
Northwestern California Weather Forecast
Fair tonight in Northwestern California then increasing clouds Friday north with a chance of rain late in the day Fort Bragg expected 41 to 56 Ukiah 39 to 60 temperatures indicate a mild coastal pattern with unsettled northern zones.
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The
Journal
Willits News
Fort Bragg Advocate
Mendocino Beacon
Independent Coast Observer
Anderson Valley Advertiser
Mendocino
Willits
Round Valley News
California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
County seeks 770000 in federal job funds
The county seeks 770000 in federal job funds for next year with 368000 from CETA Title I and 402000 from Title II. Title I runs via the Center for Education and Manpower Resources. Title II through the County Manpower office led by Ed Huddleston. If approved, priorities for Title II will be set by the Manpower Planning Council and board, keeping slots in county departments. Previously there were 400 employed. now about 45 Title II positions remain through June. Title I has operated for nearly three years with the same number of slots expected to stay.
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Board of Supervisors
Center For Education and Manpower Resources
Ed Huddleston
Manpower, Planning Council
Parks and Recreation Committee
Low Gap Park
Brown Endorses Dymally as He Seeks Black Support
Gov. Ed Brown Jr. abandons aloof stance toward Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally and endorses him, saying he would serve the people well as governor. Six of eight black lawmakers back Brown, with Dymally facing state probes into a former charity tied to minority student aid. Brown keeps options open on his own presidential endorsement.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Mervyn M. Dymally
Brown
Dymally
State Justice Department
Los Angeles
White House
San Francisco
Willie Brown Jr
Nate Holden
Culver City
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Sen
Bill
Georgia
New Orleans
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