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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

Page

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Open space element faces county planning panel clash

County planning commission hears six hours of testimony on the open space and conservation element of the general plan drawing heavy opposition to proposed controls on future development. An environmental impact report was approved amid charges of inadequate, qualitative data and vague conclusions.

Mark Raymond Imput County Planning Commission County Planning Department Howard Bashford Ukiah EIA Supervisors Chambers Veterans Memorial Building Seminary Avenue Bashford Mike Huffman Division of Mines and Geology Jim Fernhoff Anderson Valley Commission Fernhoff Lampson and Associates Citizens Advisory Ron Hall

Special EIR hearing on Ukiah high school site

Ukiah Unified School District schedules a special environmental impact report hearing Monday at 7 30 p m at the district office to review a 60 page preliminary EIR by Jim Barrett. The meeting invites agribusiness leaders and opponents to challenge findings on Low Gap Road site acquisition and potential irreversible environmental changes with state loan funding of up to 3.5 million for replacement of earthquake dangerous buildings and land acquisition.

Board of Education Ukiah Unified School District Henry Streets Jim Barrett Mendocino Barrett Low ‘Gap EIR Empire Gardens

Turnpike Section Closed Over Truck Protest Delays

The Ohio Highway Patrol shut a 32 mile stretch of the Ohio Turnpike between Toledo and Fremont due to slow traffic from ongoing truck driver protests over diesel fuel costs and low speed limits.

United Press International Ohio Highway Ohio Turnpike Toledo Fremont

Extended Area Service opens between Ukiah Hopland Potter Valley

Telephone subscribers in the Ukiah Calpella exchange and in Hopland and Potter Valley gain Extended Area Service allowing toll free calls across the three communities starting tomorrow. Ukiah residents call to Hopland and Potter Valley without tolls, while Hopland and Potter Valley subscribers pay 85 cents more per month. Starting Saturday Hopland and Potter Valley dial 611 for Repair Service and Potter Valley also dials 411 for Directory Assistance and 767-8900 for correct time.

Ukiah- Calpella Hopland Potter Valley Pacific Telephone Ed Bean Ukiah Ukiah Exchange Bean

Food buyers calm as Ukiah stores report no panic

In Ukiah shoppers rush minimal as butchers union pickets continue at Safeway amid stalled talks over automation of meat packing in Richmond. Ukiah Safeway clings to nine to six hours, closed Sundays, with stock concerns growing. regional stores from Fort Bragg to Clearlake Highlands affected by the nationwide supermarket strike.

Ukiah Butchers Union Ukiah Safeway Safeway Richmond Food Employers Council Ifer Fort Bragg Willits Lakeport Clearlake Highlands Dean Nelson Nelson

Ford is nation's 40th VP on first day in office

Gerald R. Ford presided over the Senate for 12 minutes on his first full day as vice president. He aimed to repair Nixon’s ties with Congress and urged bipartisan cooperation. House Republicans elected Rep. John J. Rhodes as new minority leader, signaling a push for more congressional influence on White House policy.

Washington UPI Gerald R. Ford Senate Capitol Hill Congress Nixon Ford Dick Clark Iowa House Mike Marrisfield Hugh S. Scott George S. McGovern

City planners approve several building and zoning actions

City planning commission members approved a use permit for Blanche McGraw to build a block storage and office, and allowed a variance on lot size at 184 Thomas Street in CM zoning. They accepted revised plans for Jack Franks’s two suite office building at 725 South Dora with six front parking spaces and a six foot fence, landscaping approvals, and an automatic sprinkler system. A dry cleaning plant and retail outlet proposal at S State and West Mill was tabled at Schildt’s request. A zone change for H A Madden’s planned ice plant and beer wholesale at 200 Clara Avenue was discussed but requires a permit and new plans. The meeting ended with a study period on a proposed city zoning ordinance.

City ‘ Planning Richard Avey New Blanche I. McGraw Thomas Street Jack D. Franks South Dora Franks Jim Barrett Roger Schildt

Ukiah City Council Seats Up For March Election

Ukiah voters will choose two city council members in the general municipal election on Tuesday March 5. Incumbents Lorraine Pearson and Ralph Buxton seek reelection. Nomination papers are available from City Clerk Hattie Fillotson after December 6 and must be filed by noon December 27 with no filing fee. Papers require 20 to 30 signatures from registered voters. Terms for Mayor Jack Simpson and council members Sterling Norgard and Gary Weinkauf expire in 1976.

Ukiah Hattie Fillotson Jack Simpson Sterling Norgard Gary Weinkauf

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