Stand-by gasoline rationing plan outlined by government
Washington officials announced a stand-by gasoline rationing system offering up to 35 gallons per month per driver as a contingency. The plan includes colored coupons, optional exchanges, a $1 annual per person charge, and distribution via motor vehicle departments and banks or post offices, with potential operation by March 1 if needed.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
Simons
Energy
Supervisors back open space plan send to state Dec 31
County board voted to send the open space plan to Sacramento arguing it hadn’t truly modified the element. After hearings the open space section applied to state and federal lands, with conservation applied to A C and F C zoned preserves. Attorneys noted no penalty for late submission, but reimbursement funds could be cut off.
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Sacramento
Planning Commission
State Department of Resources
Harvey Sawyers
Ron Hall
Resources Agency
Burgess Williams
Duncan James
Nixon criticized for holiday flight on public airliner
SAN CLEMENTE UPI The Secret Service and FAA criticized President Nixon's decision to fly to California on a public commercial airliner for a post Christmas stay drawing attention to security and travel protocol concerns.
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San Clemente
UPI
Secret Service
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Nixon
California
Carrier Seeks Early Payments for Ukiah Pay Journal
A carrier for the Ukiah Pay Journal requests readers to settle payments promptly on first call. The note says motor routes are payable three months in advance.
Jondahl declares 1974 Sheriff Coroner bid for Mendocino
Fort Bragg police chief Tom Jondahl announces candidacy for Mendocino County sheriff coroner in the June 1974 election. He questions current staffing efficiency, cites untapped county personnel, and argues for better use of resources to protect residents. Jondahl, raised in Potter Valley, is married to Becky Steward with three children. He served in Korea, attended Santa Rosa Junior College, and holds an associate degree in business administration and a police science teaching certificate.
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Sheriff's Department
Jondahl
Sheriff’s Office
Potter Valley
Becky Steward
Ukiah
Terri
Tammi
Tom
Fort Bragg
U.S. Army
Korea
California
Santa Rosa Junior College
Gypsum board executives indicted in price fixing case
A federal grand jury indicted six gypsum board manufacturers and ten executives on price fixing charges. The U S Department of Justice filed a criminal contempt petition against four companies and four executives for violating a 1951 court ruling. Defendants include U S Gypsum Co National Gypsum Co Georgia Pacific Kaiser Gypsum Celotex Corp and The Flintkote Co with named leaders and officers listed.
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Gypsum Board
U. S. District Court
Washington
U. S. Gypsum Co
Chicago
Ill
Graham J. Morgan
Andrew J. Watt
National Gypsum Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Colon Brown
J. P. Nicely
Sale “Georgias Pacific Corp
Portland
Ore
William H. Hunt
Kaiser Gypsum Co
Oakland
Calif
Claude, E. Harper
Robert A. Costa
Celotex Corp
Tampa
Fla
William D. Herbert
Flintkote Co
White Plains
George J. Pecaro
Ukiah Wildcats to Perform at East West Shrine Pageant
Ukiahi Wildcats marching band under Director Rowland Nielson and Drum Major Steve Price will perform at the East West Shrine football classic at Candlestick Park San Francisco. About 78 players travel pre dawn for massed band assemblies and rehearsals before a 1 p.m. kickoff and a grand halftime pageant. The performance features bands from Silvercreek San Jose Rio Linda Pacific Grove and many others totaling around 1663 high school musicians.
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Ukiahi
Wildcat
Rowland Nielson
Steve Price
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Hughes Sports Network
The
Giants
49Ers
Ukiah
Ukiahs
California
Shriner
Ukiahi Wildcats
Silvercreek
San Jose
Rio Linda
Pacific Grove
San Juan
Watsonville
Elk Grove
Sacramento
Casa Roble
Silver Creek
San Ramon
Danville
Napa
Highlands
Norte del Rio
Oakdale
San Benito
Santa Cruz
Galt
St. Mary’s
Corcoran
Benicia
Dixon
Illegal parcel split haunts Redwood Valley owner
County supervisors weighed a resident's plea after an illegal subdivision blocked a septic permit for his five acre West Road property. Lawyers and engineers seek a loophole while planning officials consider tighter title checks and a meeting with title companies to prevent future illegal splits.
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Redwood Valley
Robert Hamby
Jerry Wetmore
Dick Rice
West Road
Hamby
Wetmore
Duncan James
Ernie Banker
Ray Berg
Berg
Ron Hall
Augie Avila
Title
James
District Attorney's ‘Office
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U.S
Organization For Economic’ Cooperation and Development
OECD
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Bureau of Mines
Bureau. of the Census
United States
George E. DeLury
the World Almanac
Hall
Bulletin
Tom Jondahl
Ukiaha
Mendocino County
R.v.ivian
Godfrey Morgan
Lorraine Pearson
Paul Trouette Jr
Vince Sisco
Roy Mathers
Mark Raymond
Wallace Behm
Railway Express
Paul Jack
Barry Wood
W.D
Duke) Fenter
Ralph Buxton
Jack Simpson
Sterling Norgard
Gary Weinkauf
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