Boston Oil Party protest reenacts Tea Party 200 years on
In Boston 20 000 spectators watched a re enactment of the Tea Party marking the revolution 200th anniversary A papier mache Nixon effigy was tarred and feathered and paraded aboard a replica ship The event opened the Bicentennial celebration amid protests by the Oil Party calling for Nixon impeachment and energy policy critique
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City and district draft 10 year fire agreement outlines shared assets
UFD and district Two city council members and two Ukiah Valley fire protection district representatives are drafting a ten year contract to link the district and city fire departments. Under the plan the city would buy district equipment and both fleets would be used on fires across all service areas with budget shares tied to assessed value and capital outlays by the same percentage.
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GM shuts down plants as energy crisis hits auto sector
Sixteen of GM's 24 North American plants closed in a one week shutdown, idling 137,000 workers as the energy crisis reshapes production toward small cars. In San Francisco, a strike by the butchers' union against Northern California markets enters its third week with no talks scheduled.
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Washington, D.C
Study of hospital on agenda Tuesday
The Mendocino Community Hospital study presented to county supervisors two weeks ago will be discussed at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Prepared by Administrative Analyst Mike Pellock, it urges continued county operation and hiring a multi hospital consultant to reorganize administration and especially the billing system. Also on the agenda is a review of the county building proposal for the coast and a six month option to purchase a Fort Bragg building from Bank of America, as negotiated by County Administrator Al Beltrami.
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Face lift underway at Jake Fisherman’s Lake Mendocino area
The Corps of Engineers will raise water releases from 25 cfs to 3000 cfs for a few days, reaching a conservation pool of 727 feet. Project work includes paving the parking area, landscaping, lighting, and an extended floating deck at the main launch ramp delayed to fall 1974 due to heavy rains. Roads to the Marina will be paved ahead of the boating season.
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Three named in charges filed by DA in Ukiah Court
A 24 count complaint filed in Ukiah Justice Court accuses Redwood Valley man Ray Berg and relatives Darrell Berg and Natalie Berg of health safety and building code violations tied to an illegal mobile home park southwest of Redwood Valley on Road C east of Eastside Road. The suit alleges un sanitized conditions unsound mobile homes unlicensed units improper waste discharge permits and improper park operations in a residential estate zone.
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Redwood Valley
Ray Berg
Darrell
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Montana
Natalie Berg
Eastside Road
Farmers get energy assurance from Simon in fuel pledge
Washington United Press International William E Simon energy chief told farmers they will not lack gasoline propane or fuel oil needed to harvest or process crops. He noted agriculture will receive priority in allocations and said farm needs are national needs. He declined to forecast gasoline prices saying many variables could change. He may advise Nixon on rationing and discussed broader energy steps amid global shortages and winter weather.
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Britain faces gravest crisis. pre Christmas budget under fire
Chancellor Anthony Barber warned Britain faces its gravest economic crisis since World War II and unveiled a pre Christmas austerity package. The plan includes tax hikes, credit curbs, spending cuts, pay reductions, and higher unemployment to cushion the economy amid oil, coal and rail disruptions and a looming national struggle over who runs the country.
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