College district to be enlarged study annexation proposal
California Junior College System committee meets in San Diego to review annexation of Fort Bragg Mendocino coastal and Lake County free territories to Mendocino College. Final board action unlikely before June. elections possible July 1 1975 or 1976 if approved.
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Board of Governors
California Junior College System
San Diego
Fort Bragg
Mendocino
Lake County Free Territory
Pete DeVries
Mendocino College
DeVries
Free Territories
Mendocino Community College
Yuba
College of the Redwoods
Santa Rosa J. C
Napa
Lake County Free Territories
Masonite to Build $4 Million Coating Plant in Ukiah
Masonite Corporation begins work on an 82,000 square foot hardboard coating plant near the existing facility in Ukiah. The project, valued at 4 million dollars, will use water reducible coatings and is slated for completion in 1975. It is expected to create 35 jobs, with 15 new positions, and features concrete walls, horizontal pours, tilted upright curing, and glulam beams.
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Masonite Corporation
Ukiah
J.B. Scott
Probing the Hughes connection in Watergate probe
The Senate Watergate committee investigated bank records to verify serial numbers on $100 bills linked to Rose Woods and the Rebozo money trail. Newsweek reported investigators sought to trace how $100,000 from Howard Hughes may have moved, with potential links to Nixon relatives and a possible impeachment issue.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Rose Mary. Wodds
F. Donald
Edward
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Newsweek Magazine
Senate
Rebozo
Newsweek
Miss Woods
Bomb threat evacuates Ukiah theater during final film
About 150 patrons were ordered outside after a bomb threat to the Ukiah Theater during the last show of American Graffiti. Police evacuated the venue at 10:11 p.m. and conducted a search with no device found. Ukiah plans a April 27 March of Dimes walk from the Teen Center totaling 20 miles with sponsor pledges per mile.
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Ukiah
Richard Borecky
Borecky
Jay Allen
Ukiali
March of Dimes
Mary Lindley
North Coast
Teen Center
Leslie Street
State Street
Lake Mendocino Drive
Lake
Calpella
Savings Bank of
Mendocino
Fjords
Tragic Clear Lake Plane Crash Claims Lucerne Couple
A Stits Flutterbug piloted by Robert H. Smith and his wife Alice of Lucerne plummeted into Clear Lake at about 2 50 p m. The victims are presumed dead as deputies drag 50 feet of water to recover the small aircraft and bodies. Eyewitnesses described the plane as a homemade model performing lazy eights prior to impact.
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Lake County
Clear Lake
Robert H. Smith
Alice Smith
Lucerne
Smith
Clear Lake Riviera
Ralph Zudrow
Pierce Airport
Lower Lake
Smiths
Paul Gallagher
Tiburon
Russ Matthews
Clearlake Park
Matthews
Gallagher
Patricia Wilkes
Nancy Bjorge
Clearlake Riviera
Philip Wilcox
Clearlake Highlands
Sheriff’s Deputies
Max Hartley
Ace
Ukiah
Robbie J. Golden
Talmage
Hartley
Steel giants agree to $30 million back pay plan
Nine major steel companies and the United Steel Workers union announced a five year plan to end discrimination. The consent decree in Birmingham covers more than 347,000 employees at 249 plants and restores over $30 million to 34,000 Black and Spanish named men and 5,599 women. Back pay ranges from 250 to 3000 dollars per person and will be paid within four months.
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Washington
UPI
United Steel Workers Union
Federal District Court
Birmingham
Ala
Ih Justice Department
Department of Labor
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
William B. Saxbe
Peter J. Brennan
John H. Powell Jr
EEOC
Powell
United Stand to Appeal County Building Rules at Meeting
United Stand plans to appeal county building code and health regulation requirements in rural areas during the supervisors meeting at the county courthouse. A public hearing on amendments to air pollution rules is scheduled, with residents voicing both support and opposition. The Mendocino Houndsmen Association opposes experimental M-44 cyanide gun testing for coyote control amid federal and state regulatory actions.
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United Stand
North County
Mendocino Houndsmen Association
State Department of Food and Agriculture
Mendocino
Tehama
Lawmen face criticism over Hearst kidnapping case
California Attorney General Evelie J. Younger says law enforcement were timid in the Hearst kidnapping and pledge tougher action in future political kidnapings. He warns that extortion attempts using food or commodities will be prosecuted and criticizes media use and authorities for mistakes.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Hearst
Evelie J. Younger
Younger
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