Lake County faces water suit against Yolo district
Lake County supervisors authorize district attorney to file suit with Pillsbury Madison & Sutro against Yolo County flood control and conservation district over water withdrawals from Clear Lake. The suit seeks a physical solution for conjunctive operation of Indian Valley reservoir and Clear Lake, protecting public use and environment.
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Lake County
Lake County Board of Supervisors
Don Martinelli
David Luce
Yolo County
San Francisco
Dyer
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Indian Valley Reservoir
Clear Lake
Yolo
Indian Valley
Gopeevic
Indian Valley Dam
Santa's Yule Mail Arrives in Lake County
Santa Claus partners with the Lakeport Rotary Club to reply to letters from Lake County children this year. To receive a personal letter, write to Santa in care of P.O. Box 937 Lakeport with full names and return addresses. letters may be signed by multiple children.
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Lake County
Santa Claus
North Pole
Lakeport
Santa
P.O. Box
Rotary Club
Jerry Shaul
O.K
Preschool story hours set for Yale season
Four Lake County libraries will host Christmas season preschool story hours sponsored by the Lake County Library Project. Librarians Joan Peters and Steve Klein will present at Upper Lake Middletown Gibeon Redbud Clearlake Highlands and Lakeport libraries on Dec 17 18 at 10 a.m. Children may check out books after sessions and returns are accepted countywide.
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Lake County
Upper Lake Library
Steve Klein
Joan Peters
Middletown Gibeon
Redbud
Clearlake Highlands
Joah
Steve
Lakeport Library
Lake County Library Project
Sheriff Captain Recovering After Knee Surgery
Capt. Arthur Moe of Mendocino County sheriff's department is convalescing at Hillside Hospital following knee surgery to remove a kneecap. He was injured over a year ago after slipping on an icy board during an investigation of three slayings near Ukiah. Moe expects to resume duties by next week. his leg remains in a cast for an undetermined period. The report also notes a maximum penalty of $500 or up to one year in prison for taping a U.S. postage stamp to mail an envelope.
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Arthur Moe
Mendocino County
Moe
Sheriff's Department
United Press International
U.S
No bombs found in U S mail in Toronto search
Post Office officials said mail bound for Washington and Houston was scanned and nothing suspicious found after a tip from the FBI. A Toronto paper tied the warning to Black September and targets among U S oil executives and government energy agencies. Ed Roworth said all suspected mail was cleared for delivery.
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Toronto
UPI
Post Office
Washington
Houston
U.S. Postal Service
FBI
U.S
Post ‘ Office
Ed Roworth
Meat shortage in 1975 sparks decontrol plea
CHICAGO UPI federal price controls on meat may curb livestock expansion and push toward a beef shortage in 1975 unless controls are lifted. AMI President Richard Lyng urged decontrol, noting producers lack confidence due to price limits and future demand. He warned that supply and demand, not controls, set prices.
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Chicago
UPI
American Meat Institute
AMI
Richard Lyng
John T. Dunlop
U.S. Cost of Living Council
Weather systems form in the Northwest and Southwest
Weather systems bring rain snow and high winds to portions of the western third of the nation. Gale warnings posted from Cape Blanco Oregon to Canada with winds up to 60 mph. Snow spread from the Southwest to Colorado New Mexico Nebraska as freezing drizzle affects the upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures range 2 to 74 across the nation with storm moving into Alaska Gulf and California coast.
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United Press International
Washington
Cape Blanco
Calif
Canada
Point Arena
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska Panhandle
Texas
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Ely
Nev
Key West
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
California
Gulf of Alaska
Oregon Coast
Sacramento Valley
Ithe
Stormy Weather Forecast for Northern Sierra Nevada
The snow level over the northern mountains is up to about 6000 feet and may fall to near 4000 feet tonight. Cloudiness from the storm system will edge into northern Central California tonight and Tuesday, while the southern half remains generally fair. Central California skies will be mostly fair Wednesday through Friday, with night and morning fog in valleys.
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Sierra Nevada
California
Central California
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