Behr eyes north coast seat challenge after Behr over the mountain
Senator Randolph Collier could face a tough race in the new north coast district including Marin Sonoma Mendocino Lake Humboldt and Del Norte counties as Behr the Marin area Republican who once represented western Marin County travels the mountains to meet voters. Behr promotes environmental moderation and focus on energy inflation Amtrak and Greyhound service while opposing coastal nuclear plants and tax inequities in a bid to unseat Collier.
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Silver Fox
Siskiyous
Randolph Collier
Behr
State Supreme Court
Peter Behr
Marin
Soland
Napa
North Coast
Sonoma
Mendocino
Lake, Humboldt
del Norte
Ukiah
Collier
Garner
Sen. Collier
Yreka
Marin County
Board of Supervisors
Mt. Tamalpais
Bolinas
Sen. CoWier
Amtrak
Greyhound
Regan
Fuel Allocation Rules Signaling Early Rationing
Energy chief William E. Simon announced fuel allocation regulations to begin January 15. Gas stations face low priority while airlines gain a 10 percent quota boost and the military full current needs. The plan aims for a voluntary 10 gallon weekly target, with an 18-year-old licensing rule debated and a potential March implementation.
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Washington
UPI
William E. Simon
Simon
Cbs-Tv
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Energy Office
James L.howard
D-N. J
House Energy
Howard
Federal Energy
United States
Bevy of prizes in Ukiah First Baby Contest 1974
Ukiah Daily Journal and 26 Ukiah merchants sponsor the First Baby Contest for the New Year. About 15 babies expected in the running for Mistress or Master New Year. Deadline for birth timing is 5 p.m. Jan 3. tie leads to prize distribution by judges. Prizes include dinners, gift certificates, savings bonds, baby gear, a free subscription, and a portrait.
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Ukiah General
Mendotino Community Hospital
Michael Robert Thrilkill
Willits
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Ukiah Daily Journal
Green Barn
Fjords Smorgette
Mom
Lido
Vics
Prescription Center
Model Bakery
Buster Brown
Smith's Shoe Store
Spencer's, Shoes
Value Giant
Irene
Michael
Mueller
Book Revue
Dr. Spock
Baby & Child Care
Pomo T.V
Crown Interiors
The
County approves 24 hour emergency room at Mendocino hospital
Mendocino Community Hospital will operate a 24 hour Class I emergency room starting at 5 p m today. The board of supervisors authorized the service on a temporary basis while contracts are sought with physicians to staff the facility. Four doctors have agreed to take turns staffing, with shifts this week. Hillside Hospital plans a similar around the clock service soon. The move comes amid county and regional health planning debates and possible state federal action affecting hospital services and funding.
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Mendocino Community Hospital
Board of Supervisors
Hillside Hospital
Lou. _Camotta
Community
B. D. Bichacoff
Hillside
Ukiah Hospital Coordinating Committee
NorCon Health
Mike Pollock
Community Hospital
Gary DeSalvatore
NorCon
Reagan
Federal Department’ of Health, Education and Welfare
NorCoa
DeSalvatore
Sacramento
Washington
Ukiah Unified seeks $2 million more for high school
Ukiah Unified district aims to add about 2 million dollars in state funds for a new high school site and major classroom construction. The district already has 2.3 million allocated, with costs rising about 10 percent since the original amended request. A January board meeting will review financing options including a lease purchase, with site selection and district improvements to ease congestion.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah Unified School District
State of
W.O. Murphy
Board of Education
Ukiah Unified Board
Sacramento
Murphy
Santa
Clarence Felciano
Jim Barrett
Jillion
Ukiah Unified
Office of Local Assistance
Barrett
EIR
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Jim Swayne
Journal
By Mark Raymond
United Press International
Geneva
Suez Canal
Egypt
Suez Front
Israel
Suez
Sinai Peninsula
Moshe Dayan
Nilson
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N. State St
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