Food strikes threaten bleak Christmas in California
Northern and Southern California supermarkets face shutdowns and picket lines as butchers and other unions strike. Robert K. Fox warns of shortages and higher prices while executives claim a prolonged impasse with no talks planned.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
South
Robert K. Fox
Southern California Food Employers Council
Safeway
Lucky Markets
Northern California Food Employers Council
Stockton
Fresno
Redding
Chico
Ukiah
Butchers Union
Purity
Wentz
Tom Duran
Don VanderMey
Haldeman knew of tape gap before public disclosure
An administration official testified that H.R. Haldeman learned almost a week before the public reveal that an 18 minute portion of the Nixon Watergate tape had been erased. Higby described Haldeman instructing him to retrieve documents from a White House file and to report back, saying Woods may have erased the tape.
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UPI
Administration
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Nixon
Lawrence Higby
White House
Halaeétnian
RE Er
U.S
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Higby
Haldeman
Fred J. Buzhardt
Rose Mary Woods
Nixon-Halderman
M. Haig
Democratic National
Buzhardt
John N. Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Key Biscayne
Fla
Carrier Seeks Payment in Advance for Ukiah Daily Journal
The paper asks subscribers to prepay three months for motor route deliveries. The carrier urges courtesy and prompt payment when he first calls to collect.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Rate hikes before council
Ukiah residents oppose water and sewer charge increases on trailer homes and park operators. Del Kennedy slated to address council about the higher billing, double taxation concerns, and the impact on mobile home dwellers. A greeting to Ennis Ireland and sister city program is also on the agenda along with reports on Gibson Creek improvements and airport fuel dispensing bids. Public invited to attend.
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del Kennedy
Ukiah
Ennis
Ireland
Jim Swayne
Gibson Creek
General Services
Sacramento
Mendocino State Hospital
Jury picked in third trial of Dr Ward
The Willits veterinarian Dr David Ward faces four felony morals counts involving teenage boys. A jury of eight men and four women with a woman alternates was chosen after a prior hung jury. Judge Devoto will preside with Deputy D A Lee Adams prosecuting and Richard Pawson defending.
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David Ward
Willits Veternarian
Ward
Willits
A. B. Broaddus
Ralph Devoto
Lake County
Devoto
Lee Adams
Dr. Ward
Richard Pawson
Santa Rosa
Ford lays off 22033 workers amid Canada strike parts shortage
Ford Motor Co reports parts shortages from a Canada strike force 22033 hourly workers to temporary layoff. The cut comes as auto industry idles exceed 177000 this month and January due to weak sales amid the energy crisis. John Cappelletti wins the Heisman Trophy with 229 votes from 1057 sports writers and broadcasters.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Canada
Ford
Energy plan on tax and rationing eyed for Congress
White House officials said a combined gas tax and rationing proposal is likely to be sent to Congress with a Christmas deadline. Treasury and OMB officials stressed no final decision on a tax or rationing plan, while focusing on a potential 30 to 50 cent per gallon tax increase and coupons for the first 10 gallons weekly.
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Washington
Johnson
Treasury Department
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
White House
Simon
Energy Administration
John A. Love
Roy M. Ash
Senate
Love
Ways and Means
John Hill
Ash
Energy Agency
Congress
al Ullman
D-Ore
Hill
New York Stock Exchange
Washington, DC
Harley Staggers
D-W Va
House Commerce Committee
Office of Petroleum Allocation
Postal Service
Eli Reich
Iowa
Robert
D. Ray
Colorado
Ray
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
New
Jackson
Truckers Protest Speed Limits Block Major Highways
More than 150 tractor trailer drivers blocked highways in four states to protest lower speed limits and rising fuel costs. Reports say blocks stretched 10 to 12 miles near Blakeslee and Cambridge, with actions at Connecticut and Monroeville, while trucking officials push for a nationwide 65 mph limit to save fuel.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Los Angeles
Overdrive Magazine
Blakeslee
Pennsylvania
Jim Cox
Cambridge
Ohio
Monroeville
Connecticut
New York
William Hill
The
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Hill
Edwards
Letters to Santa invites Ukiah youngsters to write
Five year old Darin Dooley of Ukiah leads the call as kids are urged to mail their Santa letters to the Ukiah Daily Journal. Letters addressed to Santa Claus care of the newspaper box 749 should arrive soon for publication between now and Monday December 24.
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Darin Dooley
Ukiah
Santa
Santa Claus
Ukiah Daily Journal
P.O
St. Nick
Yule Effort Aims to Brighten Ukiah Holidays
The 18th annual Community Christmas Effort seeks clothing toys food and cash donations to aid needy families in Ukiah Hopland Talmage Redwood Valley Calpella and Potter Valley Volunteers sort and box materials Dec 19 22 for deliveries Dec 23. Key needs include sweaters coats sizes 1-16 for boys and girls and non glass foods.
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Ukiah
Erwin Martin
Martin
Pomolita
Hopland
Talmage
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Potter Valley
Vivian Martin
Court Street
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