State auto fleet to convert to natural gas fuel system
Governor Reagan announced a plan to equip 175 of California’s 28,500 state vehicles with dual fuel systems for gasoline and natural gas to cut vehicular air pollution. The program includes tax cuts on natural gas, rapid initial conversions in four smoggiest areas, and a push for broader adoption by public and private fleets.
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Carl Ingram
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagafi
Californians
Cpentive
Reagan
State ‘Division of Highways
Weather Alert Near California Coast Through Wednesday
Northwestern California forecast shows cloudy conditions with likely rain today, locally heavy near the Coast. Chance of rain tonight and Wednesday, minimal temperature change. Ukiah highs near 52, tonight lows around 44. Gale warnings north of Pt. Arena and small craft advisories south of Pt. Arena.
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California
Pt. Arena
Alioto to open records on 2.3 million antitrust fee
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto heads home promising to publish records Wednesday on the 2.3 million fee earned as a private lawyer in a Washington state antitrust case. Washington officials discuss possible conflicts of interest as scrutiny grows over O'Connell's role and payments tied to recovering 16 million for public utility districts.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph L. Alioto
Washington
John O’connell
O’connell
Slade Gorton
Oakland Tribune
Alioto
Washington State
Gorton
O'Connell
Evans
Robert Graham
Graham
John Huneke
Spokane
Washington State Bar Association
Tax election deadline Wednesday in Ukiah Unified district
Ukiah Unified residents must register by 5 p.m. tomorrow for the Feb. 17 tax election. The current rate is 2.86 per 100 with a 95 cent increase proposed for three years. Deputy registrars trained at the courthouse, led by Pat McKeehan, filed about 150 registrations district wide.
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Ukiah Unified School District
PTA
Potter Valley
Pat McKeehan
Conley denied jury for a sanity phase
William Junior Conley 38 Ukiah laborer who killed Clifton and Elaine McCool in 1964 faces a bench sanity trial in San Francisco Superior Court. He is already serving a life term for first degree murder after a fourth trial and two prior reversals over jury instructions. The sanity phase opens January 12 with Jim Cuneo and Duncan James as key prosecutors.
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San Francisco
William Junior Conley
Clifton
Elaine McCool
E. Clay Street
San Francisco Superior Court
Conley
Robert Y. Bell
Jim Cuneo
Attorney General's Office
Duncan James
Mendocino County
Fire Calls Report from Monday Afternoon Incident
Fire units responded to a 2:18 p.m. call at Nee Bailey residence on Leslie Street with clothing dryer fire and smoke damage. A separate 4:37 p.m. auto fire occurred in the 200 block of School Street involving a vehicle owned by Bob Guidi with no damage observed.
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Nee Bailey
Leslie
School St
Bob Guidi
Congress enacts major tax reform bill provisions
Summary of key reform provisions include personal exemption rises to 750 by 1973, standard deduction climbs to 15 percent with higher ceilings, low income allowance expanding relief for five million poor, and a 15 percent social security boost. Surtax ends mid-1970. excise taxes on cars and phone service continue. Investment credit eliminated. moving expenses and income averaging broadened. minimum tax targets tax sheltered income. Depletion and capital gains rules tighten. foundations taxed. church and tax-exempt entities face new corporate tax rate.
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Washington
UPI
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