Brezhnev Criticizes U S Stance On Arms Talks
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev accused the United States of losing its constructive approach and taking a one sided position in stalled Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty negotiations. He spoke in Moscow after talks with Secretary Cyrus Vance last week, a milder note than Soviet press comments from Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Moscow
UPD
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Brezhnev
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
State Department warns against linking aid to human rights
Washington official says tying aid to rights records is a negative policy. Patricia Derian, coordinator for Human Rights, notes such actions reflect failures of other efforts to improve human rights respect.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Congress
Patricia Derian
Bergland pushes broad Food Stamp overhaul to aid needy
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland asked the House Agriculture Committee to implement a fiscal 1978 plan to expand Food Stamp eligibility by removing the cash-for-stamp requirement. The proposal would provide stamps to more poor people while cutting benefits for about seven million current participants.
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Washington
UPI
Bob Bergland
Bergland
House Agriculture Committee
Sadat Talks With Carter on U.S. Arms to Egypt at White House
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said he spoke with President Carter about boosting U.S. arms sales to Egypt. The two leaders spoke briefly to reporters as they ended two days of talks in front of Sadat's limousine on the White House south grounds. Carter called the discussions very pleasing.
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Washington
UPD
Anwar Sadat
Carter
U.S
Egypt
Sadat
White House
Lions Club student speakers contest regional semifinal set
Two high school seniors compete tomorrow at the Palace Hotel for a district level advance. Clifford Chan of Ukiah High School represents the inland zone after winning the local and edging out five at the zone contest on March 22. Becky Locke of Point Arena High School represents the coastal zone after defeating speakers from Mendocino Fort Bragg Gualala and Anderson Valley. The topic is Government of the people by the people fact or fiction. The winner advances to the district contest.
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Lions Club
Lake Mendocino Lions Club
Clifford Chan
Ukiah High School
Lake Mendocino Lions
Becky Locke
Point Arena High
Point Arena
Mendocino
Fort Bragg
Gualala
Anderson Valley
Government of the People
Lake County deputy sheriffs press outside help on wage dispute
The Lake County Deputy Sheriffs Association asked the Board of Supervisors to appoint an outside conciliator after failed negotiations with County Administrative Officer Walter Munchheimer. The state conciliator would issue nonbinding recommendations at no charge. The board will decide in executive session.
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Lakeport
Lake County
Deputy Sheriffs’ Association
Board of Supervisors
Walter Munchheimer
Bob Jones
Teamsters Union
LCDSA
State of California
Northern California Power Agency
Ukiah
Glenbrook
NCPA
EIR
Lake County Planning Department
Head-on crash on 101 claims life of young Sacramento driver
A 17-year-old Sacramento girl, Mona Lynne Fruge, died after a head-on collision on Highway 101 south of Laytonville. Willis Johnson of Longview Washington sustained minor injuries while his wife suffered two fractured legs. Fruge was pronounced dead on arrival at Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits.
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Sacramento
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willits
Mona Lynne Fruge
Highway Patrol
Highway 101
Willis Johnson
Longview
Washington
Highway’ Patrol
Johnson
Howard Hospital
Marjorie Johnson
Hillside Hospital
Ukiah
Fruge
North County
Santa Maria
Chico Area
Broaddus Creek
Hugh Thomas Clifton
Chico
Scout-O Rama in Ukiah Sets April 30 at Fairgrounds
Scout event tickets go on sale from Ukiah area Cub and Boy Scout units for the 1977 Scout-O Rama to be held Saturday April 30 at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds. Events include Cub Scout physical fitness contests and field events, a ring spear and teeterboard jousting, booth displays, and an Eagle award ceremony. Tickets are $1 with incentives for top sellers.
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Ukiah
Redwood Empire Fairgrounds
Carl Purdy
Knights of Yore
Cub
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Fair through Wednesday with fog or low clouds along the coast extending inland at night and morning. Warm inland, cool near the coast. Fort Bragg 46 56, Ukiah 43 78.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Hail Smashes Windows as DC9 Crashes on Highway
A Southern Airways DC9 bound from Huntsville to Atlanta plunged onto a two lane highway near New Hope Georgia after hail damaged windshields and engines. Sixty eight aboard plus several on ground were killed or injured. Pilot Capt William W McKenzie searched for a landing site before crashing and exploding in flames. Ground witnesses describe a scene of destruction with cars, poles and trees crushed and bodies thrown.
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New Hope
William W. McKenzie
LaPlace
Sally Furniss
William T. Sherman
Revised Mendocino MTA plan shifts cuts to outlying areas
Mendocino Transit Authority director Jim Moshefsky told the MTA board proposals would cut service to Round Valley Potter Valley and the south coast while boosting trips between Fort Bragg Willits and Ukiah. He urged vans for rural areas and a jitney in Ukiah with a report due April 18 and a funding window through 1978.
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Fort Bragg
Willits
Ukiah
Jim Moshefsky
Mendocino
South Coast
Round Valley
Potter Valley
Moshefsky
MTA
Redwood Valley
MTA Board
The
Transportation Planning Agency
Weather Summary for Yarra Area in April 1977
Rainfall figures show 12.49 inches for April with high and low temperatures around 84 and 67 degrees. The data contrasts with last year’s totals of 15.53 inches and similar daily readings.
Killer twisters hit N Alabama death toll 20
National Guardsmen searched a northern Birmingham subdivision for missing relatives after a deadly tornado. Officials reported at least 20 dead and more than 100 injured as residents returned to Smithfield Estates. Gov. Wallace planned to seek federal relief funds.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
National
Alabama
Smithfield Estates
Sam Hill Jr
Hill
George C. ‘Wallace
New York
Wallace
Mendocino College trustees sworn in new board lineup
Three new trustees Harold Easterbrook Hugh Tadlock and John Brookes along with incumbents Sylvia Kozak-Budd and Al Canepa will take oaths to join continuing members Billie Smith and Bill Daniel forming the new Mendocino Community College board. They will hear campus expansion plans Yokayo Ranch site progress and food services center upgrades while scheduling two major future meetings with local officials.
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Ukiah Fairgrounds
Harold Easterbrook
Hugh Tadlock
John Brookes
Sylvia Kozak-Budd
al Canepa
Billie Smith
Bill Daniel
New College Board
Walter Camp
William Hall
Art Marshall
Yokayo Ranch
Food Services
Ukiah Valley Sanitation District
Board of Supervisors
Yokago Ranch
Canepa
Kozak-Budd
Easterbrook
Tadlock
Brookes
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