Congress Overrides Ford Vets Education Benefits Veto
Congress overrode President Ford's veto to boost Vietnam era veterans educational benefits by about 23 percent. The measure increases monthly grants and was financed with a supplemental request of roughly $814 million. Goldwater criticized the trip-heavy politics surrounding the issue as inflationary spending.
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Ford
Washington
UPI
Congress
Carl Albert
House
Senate
Buffalo Creek
West Virginia
Ukiah Unified previews new high school design details
Ukiah Unified board members receive a sneak preview of the proposed Ukiah High School to be built on Low Gap Road near Despina Way. Architects Felciano and Jeffries outline an aesthetic, functional plan emphasizing agriculture and forestry training, with ROC cooperation and district input to shape future programs.
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Ukiah High
Low Gap Road
Despina Way
Jim Eddie
Lew Martinelli
Felciano, Jeffries and Associates
Bill Tully
Supt
W.O. Murphy
Eddie and
Martinelli
Ukiahi
ROC
Ukiah Unified
Felciano
Jeffries
Howard Johnson
Jim Murakami
Beilenson Poised to Succeed Collier as Finance Chair
Sacramento Sen Randolph Collier relinquishes Senate Finance Committee chair after two terms. Beilenson of Los Angeles nears promotion to head the panel overseeing California's 10 billion dollar budget and spending bills. Collier to chair Transportation instead amid leadership shakeup.
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California
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Collier
Transportation Committee
Anthony C. Beilenson
Los Angeles
Beilenson
Edmund G. Brown Jr
James R. Mills
San Diego
Finance Committee
Committee On Finance
Mills Hospitalized as Fallout From Scandal Breaks
Representative Wilbur Mills of Arkansas is in Bethesda Naval Hospital after announcing fatigue and illness. Fanne Foxe says she plans to visit him while Speaker Carl Albert notes Mills has long faced health issues and remains a powerful figure as chair of the Ways and Means Committee.
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Mills
Maryland
Carl Albert
Albert
Wilbur Mills
Geothermal inspection contract let for Sun Oil wells
A contract for inspecting Sun Oil Company's two exploratory geothermal wells in southeastern Mendocino County was awarded to Welty-Boddy of Little River for 710 dollars in four installments. Three inspections will assess erosion and pollution controls at sites between Pieta and Tyler Creeks near Hopland and The Geysers.
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Sun Oil Company
Mendocino
Welty-Boddy
Little River
Sun Oil
Ernie Banker
Tim Steen
Pieta
Tyler
Hopland
Helping Hand Offered to Kids in Juvenile Hall
A new juvenile hall volunteer program opened with an open house Tuesday to explain aims and invite community members to share time and guidance with youths. A steering committee led by Bonnie Beck Virginia Simpson Nancy Adams and Bernadette Pardini plans ongoing staffing and a booklet detailing daily activities.
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Bonnie Beck
Bernadette Pardini
Nancy Adams
Beck
Tom Martin
Sybil Hinkle
Virginia Simpson
Ukiah City Council Weighs Waste, Chambers Relocation and Juvenile Hall Volunteers
City council agenda includes solid waste collection proposals and a potential relocation of council chambers due to space and safety concerns. A public hearing at 8 15 p m covers weed abatement assessments while resolutions address a variance for Autumn Leaves Retirement and a new sanitary disposal fee structure.
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Ukiah
Council
Jim Swayne
Todevelopeed Agency
Companies Cut Spending and Production Amid Deepening Recession
Government reports show firms lowering spending plans for next year and reducing current output to tackle record stockpiles of unsold goods. Signals suggest continued weakness for months as the nation faces a deeper economic downturn.
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Ina
Hoon P ‘ Ae
Community College site talks at Redwood Valley meeting
About 60 people gathered at the Broiler Steak House in Redwood Valley to discuss using the former Mendocino State Hospital for Mendocino Community College, Ukiah High School, or both. Marilyn Butcher outlined aims of the Friends of the Community College group urging trustees to reexamine the hospital site. Andrew Beckstoffer, Vinifera president, noted cost estimates would be clarified in future trustee discussions and suggested potential taxpayer savings. Beckstoffer also highlighted ongoing safety and heating studies and confirmed the sewage plant is adequate.
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Redwood Valley
Mendocino
Andrew Beckstoffer
Vinifera
State of California
Ukiah
Low Gap Road
Beckstoffer
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