Pacific Gas and Electric Defends Humboldt Bay Plant
PG&E spokesmen defended Humboldt Bay nuclear operations denying regulatory infractions and noting the plant has had an accident free safety record since 1963. They cited corrective actions after two cited AEC violations and described the discharge of technician Robert Bowen Jr for threatening a supervisor, with arbitration and NLRB outcomes noted.
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Mendocino Delegate to Attend Public Hearing on Shoreline Access
Mendocino County will send a board delegate to the Assembly interim committee on judiciary matters in January 2021 in Los Angeles. The hearing will address dedication and use of shoreline property and invite ocean-bordering counties to present positions. The board deferred picking a specific delegate and referred the matter to the recreation committee, which will report at the January 4 session.
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PT&T seeks immediate refund order from California Supreme Court
Attorney William N Bennett leads Consumers Arise Now in urging the California Supreme Court to issue immediate refunds to telephone subscribers. They ask the court to deny a rehearing petition by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. and to uphold the November 26 decision setting aside the 1970 PUC order allowing accelerated depreciation. The case centers on a disputed accounting method and potential refunds tied to a substantial annual rate in effect under the 1968-through-1970 framework.
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Carrier Seeks Advance Payments in Ukiah Daily Journal Route
A local newspaper carrier asks readers to settle today for future issues. Payments are due three months in advance on motor routes, with the carrier requesting cooperation on the first contact.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Northeastern California Weather Showers Lowering Snow Level
Weather forecast notes showers in northeastern California today and Friday with locally heavy rain and a fall in temperature. Snow level drops to about 1,500 feet by tonight with stronger coastal warnings issued. Ukiah high around 53, low near 37.
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Chimney Fire Damages Hoyle Residence on Marven Avenue
Fire department responded to a Wednesday chimney fire at the Hoyle residence on Marven Avenue. The incident caused smoke and minor fire damage to the chimney and surrounding areas with no injuries reported.
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Nixon signs $1.6 billion cancer attack law
President Nixon signs a 1.6 billion three year program to attack cancer focusing on research and early detection of oral cervical and breast cancers. The act keeps NCI control with a new three member presidential panel as watchdog and authorizes 15 treatment and research centers.
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In-depth study probes LPS Act outcomes in California
A California State Employees Association spokesman said an in-depth study of the Lanterman Petris Short Act is nearing completion and will be released next week. It probes where patients have gone since 1969, if care is adequate, and whether mentally ill people end up in jails. The report cites hospital discharge trends, licensing concerns, and welfare benefits, and proposes 28 amendments to the act.
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Counties consider joint powers plan for regional development
Mendocino Del Norte Lake Sonoma Humboldt and Del Norte counties reexamine a regional development joint powers agreement after Reagan veto halted earlier bills. Del Norte backs a new legislative push while Lake seeks independent funding. County supervisors call for a work study and a post holiday meeting to decide next steps.
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Humboldt
del Norte
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Council of Intergovernmental Relations
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