Impounded funds released to aid health and schools
President Nixon ordered the release of nearly 1 billion dollars in federal funds for HEW and education programs withheld to curb spending. About 466 million will go to school projects and 334 million to health research and training, with some funds already released earlier. Officials say the move adds pressure for higher budgets in 1975, while NEA welcomed the funds but noted concerns over the compromise package.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Congress
Frank C. Carlucci
Carlucci
White House
Gerald L. Warren
National Education Association
Helen D. Wise
NEA
Birth notices and public records from Ukiah area births
Vital statistics list multiple births with names and addresses across Ukiah and surrounding towns. Entries include Goforth, Farley, Hansen, Christensen, McKee, Campbell, Kleir and Blue births at Ukiah General Hospital in December with tones matching standard birth announcements. The section also records grand theft arrest of Michael Gibson and a series of dissolutions filed in December 1973 with party names and filing dates.
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Goforth
Fred. Goforth
Frontage
Redwood Valley
Ukiah General Hospital
Farley
Robert Farley
Carleton Drive
Hansen
Frank Hansen
Willits
Christensen
Chris
Kleir
Walter Kleir
Blue Lake Road
Upper Lake
Blue
Patrick
Talmage Road
Community Hospital funding and care questioned in Ukiah letter
A Ukiah resident details personal hospital billing woes at two facilities, questions charges and record handling, and asks Ukiah County supervisors to decide if the Community Hospital should close or a new facility be built for doctors. The writer contrasts experiences at Community Hospital with other local hospitals and urges scrutiny of ambulance routing and service quality.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily
The
Daily Journal
Ukiah Daily Journal
Mendocino
Daugh
Community Hospital
Ukiah General
Hillside
Board of Supervisors
NorCon
Lakeport council hears cable TV progress report
Lakeport city council heard a progress report from Ronald Schmidt on the Silver King Video cable system. The contract work will finish in 88 days, starting in the southern area and moving to the Terraces then central town. Channel 6 has been broadcasting local news and programs, with a color debut shown Dec. 17.
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Lake County
Lakeport
Ronald Schmidt
Silver King Video
Doone
Chaffnel 6
Bruce Bruchler
Silver King
Ghesanek
Hillcrest Drive
Elmer Pritchett
Rainbow ‘Road
Mary Galvan
Russel
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Bob Greene
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Fort Bragg
Thomas Cecil Glazier
Geraldine Lorraine Paz
Gary Wayne Blackledge
Ramona Dawn Phillips
Hopland
Jeffrey Charles Anderson
Georgia Anne Arko
Caspar
Mario Javier Guerra
Hayward
Leslie Diane Carpenter
Ukiah Justice Court
Michael Allen Gibson
Wegesser
Jacob
Mary C
Pullins
Harold, William Jr
Neda Sharon
Doers
Charlotte M. Daniel
Day — Jayleen
Michael Eugene
Schlegal
Virginia Lee
John Edward
Olson
Amy
Michael
skHed
Elliott
Timothy Slade
Roberta Ellen
Harry Johnson
Sacramento
Charles Keene
Rogs Jones
Vic Fallis
Lakeport Chamber of Commerce
Central California Association
Santa
Santa Claus
North Pole
Mendocino Lions Club
Greenwares
Duncan
n.sThuss
Pett
Hldren
AE Rda
Fimbeay
MAC Kentucky
Hrign
Sey
Redwood Empire Savings and Loan Association
Mendocino-Lake Savings & Loan Assn
South State & Gobbi Sts
Alder & Main Sts