Nixon to deliver white paper TV address amid Watergate fallout
Nixon plans a televised white paper from the Oval Office as Gallup shows his lowest approval yet at 31 percent. Polls hint McGovern could beat Nixon if another election were held, while Nixon concedes possible early missteps and defends his aides’ roles in Watergate.
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County Eyes Change On Firearm Distance From Homes
County supervisors discussed state law preventing shooting within 150 yards of a building not owned by the shooter. Deputy DA Jon Lehan noted the rule covers guns but not air weapons. They asked the DA and Fish and Game advisory panel to study extending the distance and possibly pushing state legislation. Citizens report rifle and shotgun fire near homes in the hills.
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Agnew offers to turn over records in probe cooperation
Vice President Spiro Agnew proposed immediate delivery of all financial records and a personal meeting with federal prosecutors investigating possible tax fraud extortion bribery and conspiracy tied to his pre vice presidency tenure. He said he has nothing to hide and seeks swift just action while continuing public duties.
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County lumber producers cited for air pollution
Dr. Robert Holtzer, Mendocino County air pollution officer, will meet Friday at 10 a.m. with Wood Products Air Quality Control to discuss notices of air pollution filed today against major lumber producers in Mendocino and Sonoma Counties. The EPA announced violations at Masonite plants in Calpella and Cloverdale, Louisiana-Pacific plants in Covelo and Fort Bragg, Redwood Coast Lumber in Ukiah, Cloverdale Plywood and G&R in Cloverdale, and Georgia-Pacific in Fort Bragg for tepee burner emissions. Violations cite county regulations and state health and safety code under the state's air implementation plan approved by the EPA.
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Pomolita gym hosts council doubleheader tonight
Tonight the city council meets in Pomolita gym to hear a public hearing on renewing or rescinding the Ukiah Valley Trap Club lease amid noise complaints from Sun day mornings. The meeting also faces a zone change request by Jack Franks and three ordinances setting capital improvement, sewer, and water fees, drawing strong protests from contractors and realtors worried about higher development costs.
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Old Sewer Farm City
Regina Heights
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Jack Franks
Nuclear plants safety debate sparks warnings and calls for action
Philadelphia reports on hearings on nuclear plant risk where Dr. John W. Gorman warned radiation will cause cancers and leukemias proportional to dose, while Ralph Nader warned of catastrophe and AEC secrecy. Brook R. Hartman urged urgent buildout to meet Pennsylvania's growing electricity needs by 1980.
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Nader
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Pennsylvania Electric Association
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Fire calls report wood chip and vehicle blaze
Fire dispatches detail a wood chip fire near the railroad on Ford Road with no damage, a 3:15 p.m. auto fire at 209 W. Mill damaging the engine and electrical wiring in Raymond Stead’s vehicle, and a 3:24 p.m. incident with hot lines at 621 Willow where crews shut power off.
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