Reagan tax limit plan moves to Assembly and public preview
California Governor Ronald Reagan seeks a tax and spending limit via a constitutional amendment. Norman Topping of Californians for Lower Taxes says petition circulation has begun and a statewide election is targeted. Assemblyman Joe A. Gonsalves introduces the measure for quick public trial, with Senate consideration by Lagomarsino. The proposal would cost taxpayers 568000 first year and 236000 annually thereafter for new administration procedures.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Norman Topping
Californians For Lower Taxes
Reagan
Assembly
Joe A. Gonsalves
la Mirada
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ojai
Secretary of State
Hendy Woods project returns for public hearing
The 800 acre Hendy Woods subdivision along the Navarro River northwest of Philo in Anderson Valley gets another planning commission hearing Thursday at 2:25 pm. No action on Masonite Land Corp. proposal now. New members Emery Escola and Charles Barra to be briefed. environmental impact report decision to be continued. Also on the agenda: environmental guidelines review, a mobile home park use permit near Boonville, and another mobile home park permit on S State Street Ukiah at Plant Rd.
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Planning Commission
Masonite Land Corp
Navarro River
Philo
Anderson Valley
Long Commission
Emery Escola
Charles Barra
Masonite Land
Boonville
S. State Street
Ukiah
Plant Rd
Carrier Seeks Prepaid Collections for Ukiah Route
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier asks customers to pay for three months in advance when the carrier first calls. The note emphasizes that motor routes are payable three months ahead and requests prompt payment.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Weather Snapshot for Northwestern California Ports
Northwestern California forecast shows fair conditions through Wednesday. Fort Bragg expected low 38 and high 64, Ukiah 35 and 77. Small craft advisory remains for Cape Mendocino northward due to northerly winds 20 to 35 mph.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Cape Mendocino
Food price rollbacks move in House Banking panel
The House Banking committee voted 23 to 11 to roll back food prices to May 1, 1972, amid a chaotic session. The panel also tentatively backed restoring other prices and interest rates to March 16, 1973, levels, with the full House likely reconsidering the move.
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Washington
UPI
House Banking Committee
Garry Brown
R-Mich
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Ukiah City Council Set To Hear Condominium Code Changes
At 8 p.m. the Ukiah city council will hold a public hearing on adding Article 12a to Chapter 2 Division a of the city code to regulate condominium development. A status report on senior citizens recreation funding, an airport weight limit and use fees, and CEQA guidelines adoption are on the agenda. The meeting is open to the public.
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Ukiah
Airport Commission
Mississippi and Missouri flood displaces thousands nationwide
United Press International reports widespread flooding along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers from Iowa to Louisiana. Illinois and Missouri governors call out National Guard for sandbagging and evacuations as about 3,500 in the St. Louis area lose homes. Memphis braces as the river nears 40 feet with crest forecast around 40.5. In Europe, deadly weather causes four deaths and infrastructure damage.
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Illinois
Missouri
Mississippi
Iowa
Louisiana
Tennessee
Ilinois
National Guard
St. Louis
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Nixon
Symington
Coast Guard
Civil Defense
West Alton
St. Charles County
Christopher Bond
Bond
Daniel Walker
Grafton
Iil
Ford Lang
Arnold
Meramec River
St. Charles
Memphis
Tenn
Wayne Neibel
Arkansas
Sicily
Europe
England
Scoulton
Norfolk
Counter-revolt to meat boycott Day Three report
Nationwide meat boycott stalls and staggers with prices near start while farmers wives stage counter actions in Rochester and Davenport. Big buyers emptied stores, prices stayed high, and retailers report mixed impact. Officials urge orderly marketing and some retailers note fewer customers at meat counters.
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United Press International
Rochester
Minn
Red Owl
Robert Love
Davenport
Wash
Detroit
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mendocino County Citizens Council forms to study local issues
A new grass roots group the Mendocino County Citizens Council forms with well known directors to address environmental and social issues. It will work with existing groups and rely on citizen participation with a full time coordinator Terry Scott for at least a year and includes board members Eunice Knutson Malcolm King Deron Edmeades Richard Gardner Frank Rust and Tom Mon Pere. Jim Luther will serve as legal adviser. The council aims to amass information to present a strong position across land use resources economy health care housing local government transportation and recreation. Inquiries may be addressed to Mendocino County Citizens Council P.O. Box 34 Elk.
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Terry Scott
Eunice Knutson
Elk
Malcolm King
Ukiah
Deron Edmeades
Anderson Valley Grape
Richard Gardner
Covelo
Frank Rust
Willits
Tom Mon Pere
North Coast Opportunities
Jim Luther
Luther
Mendocino County Citizens Council
P.O. Box
NorCoa hearing on Mendocino Community Hospital bed change
NorCoa Health plans a public hearing Thursday in Ukiah on licensing 18 acute psychiatric beds at Mendocino Community Hospital. A 7:30 p.m. start in the courthouse supervisors chambers invites supporters and opponents to speak, with NorCoa board to decide at its April 19 meeting in Garberville at 10 30 a m.
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NorCoa Health
Mendocino Community Hospital
NorCon Health Panel
NorCoa
Tarantino
Garberville
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Dorene Mitchell
Ukiah
Roy Swain
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D-Conn
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Housewives For Collective Action
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