Nixon to address Watergate next week from White House
President Nixon will speak from the White House mid next week on Watergate with a televised half hour address and news conferences to follow. The timing remains undetermined as Senate hearings recess until September 10. The Watergate committee has sued to force disclosure of tapes and documents, seeking a court order for Nixon to surrender materials.
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U. S. District Court
Timber economy hearing set for Fort Bragg Saturday
FT BRAGG An Assembly select committee on the north coast timber economy will gather Saturday at 9 30 a m in the Veterans Memorial building Fort Bragg Laurel and Harrison Streets. Chaired by Barry Keene the committee will hear from major timber holders on timber volumes growth rates harvest levels and industry effects on the tax base employment and foreign trade. Members include Pauline Davis Alan Sieroty Edwin Berg Bob Wood and Robert Nimmo. Speakers include Ron Nutting Georgia Pacific William Smith Louisiana Pacific Roy Wagner Masonite John Callaghan Cal Forest Protective. Afternoon session opens with Pete Passof Mendocino County forestry farm advisor followed by Donald Nelson Augie Avila and Webb Brown. The hearing aims to conclude by 5 p m with citizens invited to testify. A prior tour of Mendocino County forest areas was followed by a fish fry hosted by Bud Harwood at his Branscomb ranch.
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Santa Rosa
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Georgia Pacific
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Louisiana Pacific
Roy Wagner
Masonite Corporation
John Callaghan
California Forest Protective Association
Pete Passof
Mendocino County
Donald Nelson
Keene
Bud Harwood
Branscomb Ranch
Mendocino County Adopts 1973 74 Budget Plan
After seven days of budget cuts, Mendocino County supervisors set a 1973 74 budget near 21.5 million. net county tax commitment about 19.5 million, up 1.4 million from last year. Major cuts totaled 850 000 in welfare adult aid, with 2 million in federal revenue sharing and a 22.8 million rise in gross assessed valuation aiding tax containment. Road, welfare, mental health, sheriff and other major budgets listed.
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San Jose
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Nixon signs four year farm bill to curb price rises
President Nixon endorses a four year farm bill as part of a compromise with Congress aimed at boosting production and easing inflation. The act sets target prices below market levels and removes some idling acreage rules, with projected increases in planted land and record harvests but expectations of higher food prices in fall.
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Food buyers aplenty despite high prices
Ukiah shoppers and merchants report sustained demand amid rising prices and scarce meat supplies. Stores handle limits on hamburger while fish and other staples remain available, with some shortages in canned goods and produce but general consumer resolve noted. Local independents emphasize rationing and prioritizing regular customers while offering tips and recipes.
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Wentz
Tom Duran
Purity
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Jim Lee
Foodland
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