Rhodesian search for guerrillas after tourist killings
Rhodesian police deployed helicopters and tracker dogs in dense bush to pursue black nationalist guerrillas linked to the killings of three white South African tourists on the Fort Victoria to South Africa border highway. A communique said guerrilla sappers damaged the Rutenga Railway, later repaired, amid ongoing security operations.
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Weather outlook for Northwestern California coast and north hills
Increasing cloudiness along coastal sections with a chance of showers near Eureka north. Inland slightly cooler with clearing evenings. Fort Bragg readings 42 to 55 and Ukiah 42 to 68 through Wednesday. otherwise mostly fair.
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Eureka
Fort Bragg
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Petitions push Mendocino College to drop Laughlin Way site
Petitions presented to Mendocino College board object to Laughlin Way as campus site. Appraisals read for the proposed 100 acre Laughlin Way site valued at $160000 and $130000, with initial price set at $250000. Board reviews site plans, soils tests, and solar funding. 37 petitions with 275 signatures urge dropping Laughlin Way, citing rural valley preservation and tax concerns.
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College Board
Sacramento
Pete DeVries
Laughlin Way
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DeVries
Redwood Valley
Ukiah
Governor Brown Proposes Voluntary Service Corps Plan
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr proposes a voluntary service corps to help youths find jobs as part of a broader push for full employment. He ties the idea with federal investments in public service and works and suggests wage and price controls to curb unemployment. Brown criticizes past economic policy and says the cost of a jobs program would be small relative to welfare. He weighs campaigning in Maryland and criticizes Hoover Nixon and Ford for their economic approaches.
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Voluntary Service Corps
Monday
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Ford
Ford Administration
West Bank clashes flare as Israelis fire on protesters
Israeli troops in Nablus, Tulkarm and Jerusalem's Old City broke up rock throwing crowds during the third day of unrest sparked by a march toward Jericho. Police reported injuries to Arabs and several detainees as demonstrations continued despite curfews and tensions surrounding municipal elections.
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West Bank
Jordan
Old City
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Nablus
Tulkarm
Palestine
Tion Organization
Herod’s
Old Jerusalem
Holy Sepulchre
UPI
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Alexander
Tulkarem
Jericho
Flower Gate
Potter Valley Seeks Own Unified District in Ukiah Dissolution
A public hearing in Ukiah drew several hundred people as the Mendocino County board of education weighs dissolving Ukiah Unified to allow Potter Valley to form its own district. A 7 to 7 1/2 percent tax rate for maintaining schools will be set tonight, with state board action possible.
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Ukiah
Grange Hall
Mendocino County
State Board of Education
Ukiah Unified
Ukiah Area
Highway 20
Shackelford Asked to Present Evidence on MCC Irregularities
Mendocino Community College district trustees through Deputy District Attorney Lee S. Adams formally requested Instructor Augustus Shackelford to provide the evidence and proof behind his charges of irregularities at Mendocino College. Adams notes he has reviewed letters Shackelford sent to board president Al Canepa and state officials alleging religious discrimination, hiring practices, and budget changes, and urges submission of documented proof for board review.
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Lee S. Adams
Augustus Shackelford
Mendocino College
Shackelford
al Canepa
Pete DeVries
DeVries
Adams
Board
Bruce Fuller
Nadine Hata
Harry Wiser
Canepa
Board of Trustees
Albert Canepa
Ukiah Council Looks at Subdivision Ordinance Revisions
Ukiah city council to study changes to the subdivision ordinance and filing fees at tomorrow’s 8 p.m. meeting in council chambers. Amendments discussed in April 7 introduce technical revisions and a new requirement to dedicate land for school purposes in large subdivisions.
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Ukiah
W. Church Street
Oak Manor Drive
Oak Manor
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