Hillside Hospital board warns of council pressure
Maury Berman, chairman of Hillside Hospital board, said rumors aim to influence Ukiah city council to deny a use permit for the new hospital. The council will consider the permit tonight. He cited ads in the Daily Journal Nov 26 addressing questions about Hillside Hospital.
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Hillside Hospital
Maury Berman
Hillside Hospital Board of Directors
Ukiah City Council
Hillside
Berman
The
Daily Journal
James Massengill
Nicholas Zbitnoff
Claire Biggins
Shirley Ann Munroe
Miss Munroe
Opposition to Hillside use permit in Ukiah council vote
Ukiah city council will consider Hillside Hospital's use permit for an 11 acre site off Perkins near the freeway tonight at 8 30. The council will also consider rezoning from C M and R 1 to C 2 and restricted industrial uses. City Manager Jim Swayne urges denial citing higher patient costs and less efficient care plus concerns about noise and drainage. The planning commission lacked a quorum when approving the environmental impact report and rezoning. Hillside Associates formed with an initial investment of about 300000. the 1967 sale to a non profit left a second mortgage of 641000. Medicare has withheld about 50000 annually since 1967 due to sale price depreciation.
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Hillside Hospital
Perkins
Ukiah
Hillside
Jim Swayne
Swayne
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Clyde Oakes
Berman
Internal Revenue Service
Medicare
Northwestern California Rain Likely Through Thursday
Rain is likely across Northwestern California through Thursday with chances spreading southward tonight and Thursday. Southerly winds increase tonight as cooler air moves in. In Ukiah temperatures range from 43 to 57 degrees and Fort Bragg from 46 to 54.
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California
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Fire damages porch at Walter Eldridge residence
A Tuesday 7 38 p.m. fire at 391 Stutsman Drive damaged the Walter Eldridge front porch. The blaze started from vapors from a gas container igniting, causing moderate damage.
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Stutsman Drive
Walter Eldridge
Communists Take Laos Monarch Is Ousted By Reds
Laos's Pathet Lao seized full control after a brief government radio broadcast announced the abdication of King Savang Vatthana and the dissolution of the coalition. The move establishes the People's Democratic Republic of Laos under the Pathet Lao political wing. The shift follows months of political pressure and rising isolation of Souvanna Phouma as factions aligned with the Pathet Lao gain power.
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Thailand
UPI
Laos
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Savang Vatthana
The
People’s Revolutionary Committee
Robbers seize hostages in Paris bank near Eiffel Tower
Masked gunmen held up a Credit Lyonnais branch near the Seine and 20 people hostage as they demanded a ransom of about 2.5 million dollars. Police fortified the area while three hostages were wounded in an earlier shootout with armored guards.
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UPI
Eiffel Tower
Credit Lyonnais
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Seine River
Supervisors table anti barking dog ordinance
Board of supervisors tabled a proposed anti barking dog ordinance after a public input session marked by a barking dog in a pickup on School Street. About 20 attendees opposed the measure aimed at making barking a misdemeanor and directing the animal control chief to investigate三 if three written complaints are filed.
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Mark Raymond
Board of Supervisors
School Street
Lake County
Augie Avila
Nominations open for city offices
Nomination papers for three council seats, city clerk, and city treasurer become available at city hall starting tomorrow for the March 2 municipal election. Filing closes 5 p.m. December 24 with 20 to 30 signatures from city voters. Incumbents Weinkauf, Norgard, Simpson, Tillotson, and Orr face re election, with Norgard not seeking another term and Simpson undecided.
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Gary Weinkauf
Sterling Norgard
Jack Simpson
Hattie Tillotson
Ruby Orr
Norgard
Mendocino County Sees Mixed Shifts in Aid Programs
Social Services Director Dennis Denny reported increases in medical assistance cases in Mendocino while food stamp recipients declined from 4,193 to 4,056 in October. AFDC cases fell slightly from 1,402 in September to 1,398 in October, with AFDC I at 113 cases, the lowest since October 1974. Expenditures for salaries and AFDC grants run two percent ahead of projections, but general relief payments are up three percent. Overtime funds rise as staff work to keep up with paperwork. At month end, medical assistance caseload reached 1,529, a record high.
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Mendocino
Social Services
Dennis Denny
Board of Supervisors
Danny
AFDC
Denny
Social Service Department
Ford Mao talks cited as sign of care in Peking mission
Ford and Mao discussed detente and Sino American ties in a lengthy private chat. White House officials cited good signs from the visit and said no communique would mark breakthroughs. The trip featured long audiences, Chinese warmth, and limited public detail on core issues.
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UPI
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Mao Tse-tung
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Mao
China
Communist Party
Teng Hsiao-ping
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Soviet Union
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Fords
Henry A. Kissinger
Teng
Carrier collects day in Ukiah journal note
A reader notes a carrier in Ukiah's Daily Journal is collecting today and asks for no help in making payments when first called, seeking a smoother collection process.
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