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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1976

Page

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Leftists shell cargo ship as Beirut truce nears

Leftist forces shell a cargo ship off the Lebanon coast amid heightened fighting that jeopardizes a weeklong truce and a pivotal parliamentary peacemaking session. The clash follows a surge in casualties totaling about 16 600 dead and 34 100 wounded over the civil war.

Lebanon Beirut Georges Gorse Suleiman Franjieh U.S L. Dean Brown Rashid Karami Beirut Airport Gorse Franjieh

BLM holds Cow Mountain management workshops in Lakeport Ukiah

The Ukiah district office of the Bureau of Land Management invites interested individuals and groups to two public workshops on the Cow Mountain planning unit. Melvin Clausen and Dave Wickstrom will present draft plan recommendations in Lakeport on April 22 at 7 p.m. and in Ukiah on April 24 at 1 p.m. at Nokomis school. Attendees may discuss management ideas with BLM staff. comments accepted through May 15.

Cow Mountain Ukiah Bureau of Land Management Melvin Clausen Clausen Dave Wickstrom BLM Highway 20 Leslie Street Mendocino and Lake County

San Francisco strike talks collapse over pay plan

Negotiations in the 10 day city craft workers strike collapsed as unions called the supervisors hard headed and rejected a plan to put the pay dispute to a June vote. About 1,700 tradesmen walked off March 31 over budget pay cuts signed by Mayor Moscone. The Municipal Railway service was halted as drivers honored picket lines. Some 200 bus drivers voted to walk off to back pay demands for Golden Gate Bridge District commuters.

San Francisco UPI Teamsters George Moscone

Weather Outlook for Northwestern California Rain Tonight to Showers

Rain likely tonight in Northwestern California turning to showers Saturday. Fort Bragg forecast lows 48 and highs 56, while Ukiah expects 45 tonight and 60 Saturday.

California Fort Bragg Ukiah

Navy bill shifts from escort frigates to Spruance destroyers

The House advanced a $33.4 billion weapons bill replacing eight escort frigates with four $123 million Spruance class destroyers amid Navy objections. Proposals to fund all eight frigates or none were defeated. Debate stressed countering the Soviet threat and maintaining shipbuilding capacity in Pascagoula.

Charles E. Bennett D-Fla Litton Industries Pascagoula Miss Pentagon David F. Emery R-Maine Soviet Union Joe Waggoner Robert Giaimo D-Conn United States House Senate White House Ford Defense Donald H.rumsfeld U.S Bob Carr D-Mich Navy

Texas woman threatens Ford's life

A 27 year old from Greenville was charged with threatening President Ford during his Texas campaign stop. Arraigned in Dallas County the same day Ford arrived in San Antonio on a Texas swing. Bond set at 50000. Police say she warned she would kill him if not granted an interview.

Dallas UPI Ford San Antonio Texas Sharon Denise Jones Morgan Greenville U.S Bailey F. Rankin Kelly Air Force Base Mrs. Morgan Secret Service

Democrats in 2nd District caucus Sunday for delegate slates

Democrats will caucus in the Second Congressional district on Sunday at 1 p.m. to select ten delegate panels for each caucus and rank them. After the June 8 primary, delegates are allocated by proportional vote, with candidates choosing three-fourths of their delegates from district caucuses.

del Norte Humboldt Mendocino Lake Napa Sonoma County California Congressional District Ukiah Mendocino Lake Jerry Brown Barry Keene House of Garner Frank Church el Rancho Tropicana Santa Rosa Henry Jackson Santa Rosa Junior College Ellen McCormack Jerry Woods Scenic Avenue George Wallace

California Assembly Reports 19.4 Million Last Year

The California Assembly disclosed 19.4 million dollars in expenses for the year ending November 1975, including 8.7 million for individual member costs such as newsletters, telephone, and postage. Notable leaders and members topped or minimized totals, with Julian Dixon and Leo McCarthy among those highlighted for specific items, while several members spent little or nothing on newsletters. The report, released after delays during Easter week, sparked controversy over timing and details of travel and staff costs.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Julian Dixon Los Angeles Victor Calvo Mountain View Leo T. McCarthy San Francisco Eugene Gualco Senate Rules Committee McCarthy Louis J. Papan Daly City Howard Berman Beverly Hills Robert Beverly Manhattan Beach Democratic Caucus Dixon GOP Frank Murphy Jr Santa Cruz

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