Reagan at Covelo Progress and Problems
Gov. Ronald Reagan spoke in Covelo about his decision five years ago to block the Dos Rios dam, citing Indian council objections and community stability. The visit highlighted Round Valley gains in health education funding youth programs and housing, while noting ongoing needs in housing, employment, and a damaged health project building.
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Hero
Priscilla Hunter
Mendo-Lake
Pomo
Reagan
Melinda
Covelo
Kathy Hunter
Ronald Reagan
Round Valley Indian Council
Dos ‘Rios
Round Valley Indian Health
Round Valley Indian Education Board
Office of Education
Round Valley
Munity
Russ
Methodist
San Francisco
Allen Frazier
Round Valley Indian Cultural Project
Annabelle Whipple
Round Valley Indian Health Project
Ralph Breedlove
Round Valley Youth Project
Richard Wilson
Dos Rios
Nixon impeachment report seals House action deadlines
The House Judiciary Committee released a 525 page final report declaring Nixon should have been impeached had he not resign. It accuses Nixon of lying, violating laws, and subverting the Constitution with strong views from members supporting impeachment. The record notes Aug 5 transcripts revealing complicity in the cover up and outlines varied member perspectives.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodino
N.J
John M. Dear
Richard Nixon
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Hutchinson
Oval Office
David Dennis
R-Ind
Delbert R. Latta
Ohio
Latta
Judiciary Committee
Economist predicts at least year and a half of recession
A University of Pennsylvania economist told the Senate Budget Committee that the United States faces prolonged recession, inflation, and unemployment no matter what actions Congress takes. F Gerald Adams warned a $10 billion federal cut would not avert slow growth and would raise unemployment while modestly lowering inflation.
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UPI
United States
Senate Budget Committee
F. Gerald Adams
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
U.S
Congress
Ford
Adams
Commerce Department
Dow. Jones
Agriculture Department
Mid- America
China
India
Capitol Hill
Peter H. Dominick
R-Colo
California Senate drafts plan to revamp Justice Court system
Sacramento A Senate Judiciary Committee rushed AB2260 style reforms after a Supreme Court ruling. It would add 22 circuit Justice Court judges and convert 30 part time lawyers to full time, at an annual cost of 1.6 million dollars. The move aims to reduce criminal case backlog as 127 lay judges now serve without attorney status. Six Mendocino County courts are chaired by non lawyers, while three are by lawyer judges.
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Supreme Court
Senate
California
The
Justice Court
Judiciary Committee
Duncan James
Journal
California Supreme Court
Mendocino County
James
Justice Courts
Board of Supervisors
Drought Boosts 1974 Food Price Outlook
Washington consumers face a 4 to 5 percent rise in retail food prices in late 1974 as drought undermines harvests. The Agriculture Department, in a Food Situation summary, says all 1974 prices may average about 15 percent above 1973, up from a 12 percent forecast, marking the largest yearly gain in 28 years.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
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Hayward
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Lance Motors
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