08 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1977
Page
1
Rod Funseth fired four consecutive birdies to post a 5 under par 67 and lead the Masters after 36 holes with 139 total. Billy Kratzert sits one stroke back at 140 after a 71, while David Graham carded a 67 to move into contention in his Masters return.
Showers likely at times through tonight with clearing expected Saturday. A little cooler air moves in behind gusty northwesterly winds starting tonight. Forecast lows and highs include Fort Bragg 40 56 and Ukiah 38 60.
In Moscow after Fidel Castro's visit, the Soviet Union and Cuba condemn U S artificial demands hindering arms control. Tass cites naked interference and stresses progress hinges on Washington. Brezhnev signals possible accommodation, noting talks with Cyrus Vance failed.
Lake County supervisors vote to team with the Northern California Power Agency on a $10 000 environmental impact study for three exploratory geothermal wells in Glenbrook on privately leased land. The plan includes Sociotechnical Systems and a tax in lieu proposal to NCPA. The same meeting notes drought risks and opposition to federal wild river legislation affecting water control. UKiah Lions Easter egg hunt set for Sunday at Anton Stadium with 8000 eggs and 60 prize eggs across six age groups in memory of Dan Cohen.
Crowds of pilgrims estimated at 30,000 moved along Jerusalem’s Via Dolorosa for an hour long procession retracing Jesus Christ’s route to crucifixion. Pope Paul VI attended a Good Friday ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica and planned a lightweight cross reenactment in Rome near the Colosseum.
More than 1,000 workers rally against expanding Redwood National Park. Labor leaders pledge to resist changes to protect jobs while political figures in Congress prepare hearings in Eureka and San Francisco chaired by Rep. Phil Burton. The protest foresees a mass day off and a bus convoy to protests.
The Citizens Committee to Save Our Public Lands filed a complaint and motion for a preliminary injunction in San Francisco Federal District Court seeking to halt the Big Butte logging road project during ongoing primitive area and wilderness studies. Hearing set for April 15 before Judge Samuel Conti.
Seven Humboldt State College rowers and their coach were injured when their van overturned on Highway 101 seven miles north of Willits. One member escaped harm. eight others were taken to Howard Memorial Hospital with injuries ranging from minor to major. The team was en route to a San Francisco State match. driver Deborah Pelmulder reported losing control after veering left then right.
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