19 Apr 1974
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1974
Page
1
UPI reports the March cost of living rose 1.1 percent, led by food and gasoline, the CPI showing the third largest monthly gain in 27 years. Inflation and slow GNP growth added to two days of bad news for the U.S. economy.
California Community Colleges board members reviewed plans to annex coastal free territories into Mendocino College by 1975. A subcommittee approved Mendocino Lake county expansion without comment amid debates on Yolo county and San Diego areas. The board will study full county reports and reconvene in June, following 344 hours in executive session on personnel issues.
A United Press International survey finds chlorine shortages easing in some cities since a prior EPA report, but several municipalities may still have to operate with reduced supplies for water and sewage treatment.
The United States agrees to poll hemisphere governments on inviting Cuba to a future foreign ministers meeting in Buenos Aires next March. If endorsed, Fidel Castro could send a representative to a Latin American conference, a move seen as a breakthrough in ending Cuba's isolation.
UPI reports Judge John H. Pratt denied Liddy bid to dismiss the contempt indictment and set May 10 for trial. Liddy faces two counts for refusing to testify before a House committee investigating CIA ties to Watergate and Ellsberg. If convicted he could face up to a year and fines up to $1,000 per count.
The owners of the Hospitality House motel sue Ukiah Valley Fire Protection District and Fire Inspector Gene Hassler seeking to overturn a requirement for a water and hydrant system capable of 3,000 gallons per minute for two hours. The $40,000 upgrade would delay opening past the tourist season. plaintiffs say they were not informed of the rule when a building permit was issued. Assistant District Attorney Tim Steen joins for the fire district. Hearing set for 9 a.m. Monday before Superior Judge A B Broaddus.
Syrian and Israeli forces clash over Golan Heights and Mount Hermon after 39 days of fighting. Syria claims shots down 10 Israeli planes and a drone, while Israel reports no casualties except for one wound from shelling. Soviet arms aid and Kissinger’s planned talks loom as ceasefire questions persist.
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