Downtown Santa Rosa Urges Renewal Plan For Ukiah Growth
Santa Rosa urban renewal director James K. Burns tells Chamber members to study downtown Ukiah for redevelopment. He cites four elements leadership planning funding and implementation and details a $115 million plan to attract federal funds, create 3,000 jobs, and boost tax revenues.
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Mark Raymond
Santa Rosa
Chamber of Commerce
James K. Burns
Ukiah
Burns
Mother Nature
Santa Rosa Urda
Washington
Railroad Square
Urban Renewal Agency
Good Friday Services at Assembly in Ukiah
The Ukiah Ministerial Association sponsors a Good Friday service from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the Assembly of God, 395 N Barnes St. Pastor W. Cornish Jones will speak on the crucifixion. Special music by Pastor Alvin Winkle and Mrs. Everet Witzel. Other pastors from First Christian, United Methodist, Nazarene, and The Assembly of God participate. Open to all unaffiliated Christians.
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Ukiah Ministerial Association
Assembly of God
N. Barnes Street
W. Cornish Jones
Jesus
Alvin Winkle
Seventh-day Adventist Church
O’hara
Art Thou
the Christ
Everet Witzel
Robert Lewis
First Christian Church
Elmer Schmitt
United Methodist Church
Dale Livingston
Church of the Nazarene
Harold Botts
Public hearing on Ukiah General Plan scheduled for April 22
The Ukiah General Plan public hearing will be held Monday April 22 at 7 30 p m in the Veterans building on Seminary Avenue. The citizens advisory committee approved forwarding the GP to planners with several scenic highway deletions. The plan will go to the city council for a hearing after planning commission concurrence and possible further hearings if council changes are not approved.
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Veterans Building
Seminary Avenue
Citizens Advisory Committee
Ukiah-Boonville Road
Lake Mendocino Drive
Marina Drive
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
al Norris
Chaplin Williams
Future of 101 Hopland meet topic
County supervisors were informed that the Division of Highways may alter Highway 101 from the Sonoma County line to south of Hopland, switching plans to an expressway alignment due to reduced gas tax funds. A meeting for informational purposes is tentatively set for April 23 at Hopland Elementary School. Lorraine Pearson and Councilmen Sterling Norgard and Barry Wood attended, with Rich Avey and Carol Walker also present.
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State Division of Highways
Sonoma County
Hopland
Jack Smith
Highway Agency
Hopland Elementary
Lorraine
Pearson
Sterling Norgard
Barry Wood
Rich, Avey
Carol Walker
Lampman & Associates
Lions Egg Hunt Sunday at Ukiah City Park
The Ukiah Lions Club sponsors a 2 p.m. Sunday Easter egg hunt at the city park and golf course. Children aged 1 to 7 will search in age designated zones for chocolate and marshmallow treats with prizes for the first finders. General chairs are Gary Nix, Rick Eversole, Jim Lee, Dan Cohen, and Dave Strong.
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Ukiah Lions Club
Park
Fairway
Hunt
Gary Nix
Rick Eversole
Jim Lee
Dan Cohen
Dave.Strong
Kiryat Shemona raid leaves dozens dead in apartment siege
Three Arab guerrillas seized a three story apartment building in Kiryat Shemona near the Lebanese border and killed 21 residents, with 18 others fatally or seriously hurt, before their own belts exploded as Israeli troops closed in. The attack lasted about four and a half hours and drew a protest from Golda Meir as the nation faced a political crisis.
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Kiryat Shemona
Israel
UPI
Avraham Aloni
Alonis
Beirut
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Knesset
North Africa
Ben Shimon Mandi
Mandi
Aharon’Stern
Moshe
Dayan
Miltary
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command
Pflp-Gc
Judge Rules California School Financing Unconstitutional
A Superior Court judge in Los Angeles ruled that California's new school financing plan SB 90 violates the state constitution by funding wealthier districts more than poorer ones. The decision, focusing on equality of educational opportunity, may be appealed to the California Supreme Court.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Bernard F. Jefferson
California
Jefferson
U S. Supreme Court
Texas
Priest
James Briggs
Los Angeles County Counsel’s Office
Briggs
Wilson Riles
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Riles
Houston Flournoy
Murphy hails Serrano-Priest ruling on school funding
Ukiah Superintendent W O Murphy says the Serrano-Priest decision supports narrowing the funding gap between rich and poor districts without cutting programs. He notes SB 90 raises local aid by about 15 percent while high costs in Mendocino remain, and says new building bonds could boost education at lower unit cost within constitutional limits.
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Supt
W.O. Murphy
Ukiah Unified
Murphy
Mendocino
Baldwin Hills
Baldwin Park
Beverly Hills
Fune
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