Mendocino College site approved for 1975 budget funding
Mendocino College officials announced that Sacramento has completed evaluation of the Redwood Valley site a mile north of Highway 20 and 101 and will recommend funding in the 1975 state budget. The 138.66 acre parcel, owned by Soinila Finne and Thomas families, is set for a September 1978 start on first buildings, with 67 percent state funds and 33 percent college funds.
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Mendocino College
Sacramento
Redwood Valley
College
Lake County
Highway 101
Veikko Soinila
Hilmer Finne
Alex Thomas, Jr
Matt Fugina
Art. Johnson
Mendocino College Board of Trustees
Pete DeVries
Mendocino
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Rogers
Formaldehyde plant EIR hearing set for Sept 19
County planners schedule public hearing Thursday Sept 19 in supervisors chambers on Georgia Pacific Corporation formaldehyde plant in the north Ukiah area. The planning commission will also consider a use permit for construction. The 125 page EIR is available at the public library and Lake Mendocino Drive planning department. Public comments are invited, with written input due before Sept 3. A separate Aug 27 hearing will address ambient air standards, after which the Air Pollution Control district may issue the construct permit.
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Supervisors Chambers
Georgia Pacific Corporation
North Ukiah
Planning Commission
Lake Mendocino Drive
Board of Supervisors
Air Pollution Control District
Welfare budget approved by county supervisors with savings
The county welfare budget totaling six million dollars was approved with over three hundred thousand dollars in savings from last year. Federal takeover of adult aid and related programs reduced costs, but food stamp admin costs offset some of the savings. Medi Cal payments, revenue sharing, and personnel needs were discussed as hearings continue.
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Dennis Denny
Welfare Department
Social Service Department
Denny
Carrier Seeks Advance Payments for Ukiah Route
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier asks customers to prepay three months in advance. He notes the route is collecting today and requests timely payments when he first calls to collect.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Thunderbolts Hit Ukiah Area in Severe Lightning Storm
A historic lightning storm struck Mendocino and Lake Counties at 3 am triggering 93 fires across the region, with about 30 contained and 20 burning in North Coast timber areas. Utilities reported hundreds of strikes, widespread outages, and restoration efforts extending into the morning.
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Mendocino
Lake Counties
North Coast
Division of Forestry Ground
Ukiah
Greenfield Ranch
Orr Springs Road
Forestry
Tomki Road
Randall
Gualala
Sea Ranch
Lake County
Humboldt
Sonoma
Lightning Topples Fir Near Residence in Perkins Street Yard
Lawrence and Alta Samsoe of 813 West Perkins Street narrowly escaped injury when a lightning bolt toppled a 50 foot fir, missing the house by feet. Firefighters doused the remaining tree top, gas lines were found leaky but unused by the Samsoes, and power largely off as investigators checked for damage.
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Ukiah
Perkins
Hope
Lawrence
Alta Samsoe
W. Perkins Street
Samsoes
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Griffin urges Nixon to resign in national interest
Washington reports Assistant Senate Republican Leader Robert Griffin told reporters after a closed Rules Committee session that President Nixon should resign for the national and his own good. He said many friends agree and called it an awesome decision. In the House Rep Robert McClory opposed a censure move, while about 25 members listened to White House tapes used by the Judiciary Committee in its impeachment decision.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Nixon
Griffin
Senate Rules Committee
House
Robert McClory
Ill
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Grape growers accept 25 percent cut for 1974 vintage
North Coast Grape Growers Association members approve a 25 percent reduction in premium prices for the 1974 vintage. President Malcolm King says the voluntary cut aims to stabilize wine prices and support continued local production and supply. The move follows reports that Parducci Wineries face crush reductions and space constraints affecting less exotic varieties.
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North Coast Grape Growers Association
Malcolm King
NCGGA
North Coast
Mendocino
Sonoma
Napa
Parducci Wineries
Parducci
Christian Brothers
Napa County
George Parducci
John
Ukiah
Sylvaner Reisling
Journal
Teachers Management and Investment Corporation of
Newport Beach
Parduccis
Don Aldine
Redemeyer Road
Dr. Aldine
North Coast Grape Growers
Parducci Vineyards
Max Simmons
Redwood Valley
Simmons
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