Sonoma Board Discusses Mendocino Prisoner Housing Change
Sonoma County board members reviewed proposals to housing Mendocino inmates in Sonoma facilities and possible transfers to Lake County. The talks also touched on ambulance service in Covelo, and museum artifacts ownership and the museum’s February or March completion window.
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Carrier Seeks Prepaid Collections in Ukiah Daily Journal
The carrier requests prepayment for three months on the motor route in Ukiah. He asks for payment during the first call to collect current dues and ensure continued service.
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Haig leads US advance party to China for Nixon visit
About 25 American officials depart Washington today to arrange Nixon's February trip to China. Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig will head the party with Ronald Zeigler and network representatives from ABC CBS and NBC. The group stops in Key Biscayne before reaching Peking for technical preparatory talks.
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Stand-by call for gas line leak at WL Monroe
On Tuesday a stand-by response was issued to WL Monroe for a gas line leak with no fire reported. Fire crews checked the area and ensured safety. no injuries or damages noted.
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Alternate MSH usages studied for cost and care shifts
A Tuesday meeting with Andy Robertson Dr Waldo Cook and Tom Gillons explored new uses for Mendocino State Hospital to cut costs and boost activity. Discussion included an inter care system with Medi Cal and Medicare sources and reducing patients from 675 to 500 by July 1 1972.
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Romero arraigned in brother's death
Peter P C Romero a 35 year old Clearlake Oaks man was arraigned on a murder charge in Lakeport Justice Court Tuesday before Judge Gesfard Wright following his arrest early Tuesday morning by Lake County sheriff's deputies after a family dispute ended with him shooting and killing his 25 year old brother Albert Romero at their home in Lower Lake The younger Romero died at Rosebudy Community Hospital in Clearlake Highlands after being shot in the stomach with a 40 caliber rifle on Monday night
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Lakeport
Reagan to propose $7 billion budget for California in 1972
Gov Ronald Reagan will unveil his first budget above seven billion dollars for 1972-73. State finance director Verne Orr says general fund revenue will rise about 400 million, keeping taxes flat though school funding may shift. Orr sees a strong year with 5,000 aerospace job losses mainly in Southern California, and expects lawmakers to avoid new tax increases in an election year while pursuing property tax relief and school financing. Coastal planning legislation is anticipated after coast measures stalled last year.
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Nixon and Brandt pledge unchanged European troop stance
In a joint statement after two days of talks at Key Biscayne, President Nixon and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt vowed that U S troop commitments in Europe would remain unchanged and no NATO decisions would be made without allied consultation. They urged balanced burden sharing and coordinated plans for European security talks and mutual force reductions, noting strong U S European cooperation on monetary and trade policy.
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U.S. Bombers Hit North Vietnam Fourth Day In Brief
UPI reporting from Saigon says U.S. fighter bombers struck North Vietnam for the fourth consecutive day with plans to continue Thursday. Pilots saw MIGs at extreme range and faced mostly anti aircraft fire due to bad weather. Hanoi Radio claimed seven American planes shot down, mainly F4 Phantoms. In other news, Soviet and East Pakistan talks moved toward a trade pact and aid, while California faces a reapportionment ruling on one man one vote.
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Weather report for Northwestern California and Cape Mendocino
Northwestern California will see rain and snow above 1000 feet with cloudy skies. Thursday remains rainy north of Cape Mendocino, with cooler temperatures. High today and low tonight near Ukiah.
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SEC says brokerage houses bungled during stock boom
The Securities and Exchange Commission accuses brokerages of mismanagement amid a 1967 surge in orders and a 1969 70 market plunge. It urges Congress to expand power over exchanges, dealers, and self regulators to prevent future crises and tighten supervision of banks and transfer agents.
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First New Year Baby of 1972 Urges City Birth
Ukiah merchants plan a bassinet of gifts for the first baby born on or after January 1 within the city or surrounding suburbs. Attending physician must verify birth time and address and the winner may have a photo printed in the Daily Journal. Return verification by January 7 at 6 PM.
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