Shultz Will Stay in Cabinet With Expanded Economic Role
President Nixon confirms George P. Shultz will remain treasury secretary in the second term and take on duties as a presidential assistant overseeing domestic and international economic policy. The White House also notes a new Middle East peace effort may reopen the Suez Canal as Kissinger resumes Paris talks.
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IRS Office in Santa Rosa Closed Until December 18
The IRS office at 160 Late Street will close until December 18. Rosinand Worster, district director representative, says staff will attend Bay Area meetings to inform about changes in tax laws affecting political contributions, child care, revolving charge accounts, estimated tax payments, and revenue sharing. Immediate tax help is available from the Santa Rosa office. GT Lok.
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Weather outlook for Northwestern California
Mostly fair conditions with local valley and coast fog at night and morning. Saturday to see partly cloudy skies with mild change in temperatures. Ukiah expected high around 55 and overnight low near 38 to 40.
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Civic leaders host Teen Center telethon in Ukiah
Mayor Ralph Buxton and Cable TV’s Jim Langton will open a 24 hour Channel 13 telethon to raise funds for the Ukiah Valley Teen Center. The drive supports building interior work, a paved parking lot, fencing and landscaping with entertainment from local artists and an auction of donated items. Cash gifts are welcomed at Ukiah banks.
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Ken Holmes
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Connie Cox
Alice Bergman
Paula Summit
Pat Bradway
Diane Evans
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Rod Pacini
KUKI
Gladys Johnson
Audrie Avery
Tax relief bill poised after key Senate vote
Sacramento UPI The $1.1 billion property tax relief and school aid measure moved toward passage as Sen. David A. Roberti announced support. The package would cut property taxes, expand school funding, and impose new taxes, with opponents warning county treasuries could suffer under reduced revenue.
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Belotti dies at 74 longtime Eureka Assemblyman succumbs
Eureka mourns Frank P Belotti 74 after cancer claims the longtime Second Assembly district lawmaker who chose not to seek another term. Governor Reagan and colleagues offer condolences as Belotti's legacy includes the Avenue of Giants and years shaping Humboldt County fairs funding. He faced a 1971 auto crash, returned with a neck brace, and later battled illness while serving on multiple committees. Memorials support the Susan Bartolomei fund.
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Marlboro
Mass
Victoria Mazzoleni
Sterling Junction
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Ukiah
Mendocino Board backs Simi Valley in education funding action
Mendocino County Board of Education supports the Simi Valley Unified board in filing a writ of mandate against California to demand greater state funding for local schools. The resolution cites constitutional provisions, Serrano v. Priest findings, and calls for full six month school funding and tax relief in the 1973 legislative session.
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November coastal building boom hits county record
November permits totaled 2,274,234 for the county with the coast accounting for 1,851,296. Coastal motels led with Fort Bragg firms dominating the top values while 46 of 73 coastal permits were for new residences. Inland and central valley permits added 422,938 with Ukiah Datsun leading in office building value.
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Albion
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Redwood Valley
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Ukiah
William J. Stafford
Laytonville
Herbert Witherell
Philo
Ralph
W. A. Seitz
Vincent Drum
Tod Barton
Little River
Senate backs bill after EIS amendments in California
Environmentalists bankers and developers united to push a compromise bill easing the impact of the state Supreme Court ruling in the Friends of Mammoth case. The Senate, by voice vote, accepted amendments to limit mandatory environmental impact statements to projects with substantial adverse effects on humans, aiding private construction.
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Radio woes ground another ET-29 trainer landing
A World War II era ET-29 trainer from Mather Air Force Base forced down at Ukiah airport yesterday due to radio problems marking the 13th such incident this year. Controller notice was late as smoke poured from the radio unit before shutdown and a sister aircraft escorted the stranded plane back to Mather.
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