State Water Hearing Eel River Group Lays It on Line
Eureka hearing heard the Eel River Association urge non export focus for north coast water and recommend the California Water Commission review interagency plans, financing, and possible joint Dos Rios and English Ridge construction to benefit origin counties and state needs.
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Eel River Group
Eureka
Eel River Association
California Water Commission
Eureka Inn
North Coast
California
Federal Interagency Group
Eel
Mad
van Duren
Dos Rios
English Ridge
English, Ridge
Jerry Butchert
Eel River Flood Control and Water Conservation Association
Ill
Eel River
Butchert
Commission
Mexico City hit by strong morning earthquake
A strong quake struck Mexico City at 8:05 a.m. causing panic in the rush hour. Police reported four deaths and many injuries as hotels and offices were damaged along Paseo de la Reforma. Mexico City Observatory measured seven on the Mercalli scale, with UC Berkeley noting 6.4 on the Richter scale. Communications failed and emergency services mobilized citywide.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexican Seismological Observatory
Paseo de la Reforma
Berkeley
Calif
University of California Seismograph Center
Manila
Ukiah CTA ethics unit backs state panel study on district
The North Coast Section CTA ethics commission forwards Mendoseta’s request to study the Ukiah Unified district to the State CTA Personnel Standards Commission with two aims. It seeks to assess friction affecting the educational program and determine if professional status has been denied to teaching or administrative staff. The commission emphasizes nonpartisan fact finding and roots of district problems, with a second independent panel to begin within a month.
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CTA Personnel Standards Commission
Raymond C. McDonnell
North Coast
CTA
Joe Paita
Arcata
Ethics Commission
Ukiah Area
Personnel Standards Commission
Ukiah
Board of Education
Paita
C. K. Leonard
Humboldt State College
Robert Gravette
Weaverville
Trinity County
North Coast Section
Ukiah Unified
McDonnel
Lois Riley
CTA Ethics Commission
Mendoseta
Commission
Board of Education -Mendoseta
County Takes Dim View Of Dibble Water Supply
Dibble's water system faced action as county sanitisarians ordered a cease and desist from pumping. Manager Wals and staff were told to halt operations while health officials enforce code provisions. To meet emergency needs, Dibble borrowed water from nearby facilities and non potable use continues for washing and dishes.
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Dibble
Merle
White
Lake Mendocino
Agion
mManager
Counity Sanitarians
Dave Lr
Swan
Thes
Camip
Long
Pamip
Corps
We Beach
Wrecker Crane Caught Near Wires At Talmage Yard
An operator at the former McNaught wrecking yard on 400 Talmage Road dove for cover when his crane touched overhead wires. The moving drive chain sparked a grass fire, promptly put out by Ukiah firefighters at 6 37 p m.
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McNaught Wrecking Yard
Talmage Road
Ukiah
Local Fire and Vehicle Incident Report Fragment
A fragmentary notice notes a grass fire around 2 30 p m near Cox Schrader freeway and a damage event at 6 37 pm on Talmage Road in Line area. Names Pag and others appear as fragments with unclear roles.
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Cox- ” Schrader
Talmage Road
House Approves Funds for Russian River Project
The House approved 116000 for channel stabilization below Coyote Valley dam from Forks to Hopland as part of public works funding, with a 5 percent across the board cut and Senate approval pending. Don H. Clausen called it a flood control step and economic boost for Mendocino County, plus 34000 for feasibility study of Harbor of Refuge chain along Northern California coast.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Coyote Valley
Forks
Hopland
House
Senate
Don H. Clausen
Russian River
Mendocino County
California
Inconclusive Meeting Over MSH Benefit Takeout Dispute
Mendocino State Hospital faced an inconclusive meeting after threats of a protest by more than 500 patients. Dr. Ernest Klatte said officials will tighten patient involvement while keeping policy, amid patient claims that $1.4 million yearly in free labor under industrial therapy funds a 25 percent takeout of disability benefits.
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Mendocino State Hospital
Ernest Klatte
Stanford Halfback Injured. Could Miss 1968 Camp
Stanford guard Jim Cross, a top receiver in the Pac Eight last season, reportedly suffered a serious injury. Coach John Ralston said Cross was hurt near Angel Stadium with broken ribs a hairline pelvic fracture and may miss the upcoming camp.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Jim Cross
Pacific
John Ralston
Angel Wi
Northeast backs Rockefeller as Nixon leads Southern slate
Regional GOP chairmen split over the 1976 nomination with Northeastern leaders endorsing Nelson Rockefeller for president to unite the party, while Southern leaders back Richard Nixon as the strongest candidate. A Reagan campaign presence grows as California GOP chairman Halley will manage Reagan's floor at the convention.
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Raymond Lahr
Miami ~ Beach
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
New York
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Maine
Massachusetts
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
O'Donnell
Nixon
Reagan
Rockefeller
George W. Abbott
Nevada
James W. .Halley
San Francisco
California Gop
Boonville Ukiah Road Job Goes To Fresno Company
Fresno Paving Company Inc of Fresno submitted the low bid of 328,585 for paving the Boonville Ukiah road. Five bids were opened in Sacramento on July 31. The road was modernized by Mendocino County and joined the State highway system in April 1966. The light seal coat will be surfaced with asphaltic concrete pavement. District Engineer H G Larsen says the higher type pavement will provide years of service with minimal maintenance. Road features include improved markers guard rail and drainage at wet locations.
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Fresno Paving Company, Inc
Fresno
Boonville -Ukiah
Sacramento
Mendocino
H. G. Larsen
Pollsters Switch To Rocky By Arnold Sawislak
Pollsters and political scientists say volatile voter sentiment drives conflicting national polls. Gallup and Harris now agree Rockefeller could beat Nixon Humphrey Wallace, with neck-and-neck readings in early matchups.
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Gallup
Harris
George Gallup
Louis Harris
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Rockefeller
Quake Devastates Manila as Ruby Towers Falls
Pre-dawn tremor hits Manila with a 6.0 quake collapsing five buildings including a 20 story apartment block in Santa Cruz. At least 57 dead on hand, 140 hospitalized mainly Chinese with injuries. rescue teams pull 241 from rubble as fear of more entombed rises.
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Arnold Dibble
Manila
UPI
Ruby Towers
Philippine
Gaudencio Tobias
Santa Cruze
George Yu
Alitalia DC-8 Crashes Near Milan Airport
A jetliner with weekend travelers crashed into a tree filled hill near Milan Airport during a violent thunderstorm. Officials said at least 82 survivors and 13 to 15 fatalities, with 95 or 98 aboard and indications that three infants were among the passengers.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Alitalia Airlines
Not Guilty Sirhan Decides Not To Plead Insanity
Sirhan B Sirhan, 24, entered a straight innocent plea to the murder of Senator Robert F Kennedy in Los Angeles. Judge Richard Schauer set the trial for Friday November 1 as psychiatrists had evaluated Sirhan but the defense opted against an insanity plea. Sirhan, calm and smiling at times, whispered that he waived his right to a speedy trial after conferring with defense counsel.
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Jack 'V
Sirhan
Schauer
Russell Parsons
Parsons
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the Virgin Islands
Josiah A. Spaulding
John A. Volpe
Joseph M. Dukert
Spiro T. Agnew
Peter O'Donnell
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