Mendocino College drafts 1974 75 budget outlook
Trustees receive a preliminary budget draft from business manager Walt Robie showing projected income near 1.3 million dollars. The plan aims to balance income and expenses within the 75 cent tax rate, with potential salary raises and a future reserve for a new campus site.
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Mendocino Community College
Walt Robie
Robie
Peter DeVries
DeVries
Mendocino County May See Food Stamp Eligibility Rise
Mendocino County residents could qualify for food stamps with 10 138 people or 18.4 percent of the population affected. The plan replaces the commodity distribution system and would include many on welfare, medical aid, or other public assistance, though direct aid recipients are currently ineligible.
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Mendocino County
Dennis Denny
Denn Nye
Denny
Congress
Forestry group seeks resignation of Hunter in reorganization dispute
California Division of Forestry under Ray Hunter faces a resolution demand from the Employer Association. They fault his reorganization as capricious and arbitrary and criticize the demotion of State Forester Lew Moran to chief deputy. Moran’s successor requires State Board concurrence, while rangers petition Hunter for reconsideration. Copies of the resolution go to Gov Reagan and state and federal officials.
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California Division of Forestry Employer Association
Ray Hunter
Hunter
Division of Forestry
Lew Moran
Moran
State Board of Forestry and
Department
Reagan
Ike Livermore
Jim ‘Stearns
Agriculture
Senate
Wilbur Mills
Assembly
Bob ‘Moretti
John Nejedly
Assembly Committee On Natural, Resources and
Edwin Z’berg
PT and T hearing request gains board backing
County supervisors endorse a Pacific Telephone Co request for PUC hearings on the impact of non telephone equipment. Ed Bean of Ukiah PST notes outside switchboards raise rate and network risks and urges full disclosure of effects on rates and the telephone network.
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Pacific Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone
Ed Bean
Ukiah Pacific Telephone Office
Bean
State Senate
PUC
Senate
Hearst tape21 reinforces SLA allegiance amid FBI probe
FBI says Patricia Hearst's 18 minute tape denouncing her father and fiancé and pledging loyalty to the Symbionese Liberation Army does not alter the investigation. Hearst calls the charges ridiculous and states she chose to participate in the April 15 bank robbery.
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San Francisco
UPI
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation, Army
Charles W. Bates
James Browning
SLA
Grand Jury
Cynthia Garvey
Janet Cooper Weiss
Randolph A. Hearst
Pig Hearst
Steven Weed
Weed
People's Army
Hibernia Bank
Sunset
Ukiahi Music and Art Events Highlight Public Schools Month
Ukiahi concert band and Pomolita junior high band travel to Santa Rosa for the California Music Educators Association State Festival. Ukiahi and Pomolita prepare Spring Concert and Art Show at Chessall gym next Tuesday with doors at 7 p.m. and music at 8. Exhibits by Ukiahi arts students run Tuesday, featuring paintings sculptures and other works. The festival assesses total performance quality and sight reading, with Ukiahi aiming to surpass last year’s top ratings and Pomolita seeking a strong showing before returning to Mendocino County pageant duties. Meanwhile water project plans note a 20 to 30 year horizon with potential Eel River diversions, drawing Humboldt County opposition and possible court action to defend water rights.
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California
Santa Rosa
California Music Educators’ Association
Northern California
Chessall Gym
Ukiahi
Dick Hamilton
Melba Weigle
Bill Mattson
Pomolitay
Redwood Empire
Eel River
Central Valley
Bureau of Reclamation
Board of Supervisors
Bureau
California ‘Aqueduct
Humboldt County
Mendocino
Lake
Sonoma
Russian River
van Arsdale
Potter Valley
Humboldt
California Music ‘Educators’ Association
Santa Rosa High School
Pomolita
Ed Singer
Santa ‘Rosa
Ukiahia
Carl Purdy Hall
Nixon extension on subpoena for Watergate tapes approved
The House Judiciary Committee voted 34 to 4 to give President Nixon five more days to respond to a subpoena for 42 tapes totaling 1,600 minutes from 1973 conversations. The panel also considered dropping up to 30 charges to focus on criminal wrongdoing leading to impeachment. The new deadline requires surrender by April 30.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Rodino
H.R. ‘Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Jerome R
Waldie
Calif
Robert F
Drinan
Mass
Charles ‘B. Rangel
N.Y
Elizabeth Holtzman
Watergate
ITT
John M. Doar
Albert E. Jenner
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Pt&t
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