Countywide air pollution rules take effect New Year's Day
Mendocino County will enforce new air pollution controls starting Jan 1 1973 affecting industry agriculture and private burning. District officer Dr Ray L Holtzer says compliance with state and local rules is required and variances are possible. Open burning limits include frost protection agriculture and certain utility actions with two mile city exemptions.
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Mendocino County
Ray L. Holtzer
Control District Hearing Board
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Willits
Mendocino
Air Resources Board
Holtzer
California Division of Forestry
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Potter Valley
Nixon signs work registration rule for able-bodied welfare
President Nixon declares the United States scorns the freeloader and signs a work or job training requirement for able-bodied welfare recipients. The law, taking effect July 1, targets roughly 2 million adults, excluding mothers with young children and other groups, with most affected under Aid for Dependent Children.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
Nixon
United States
Suit seeks damages over FAA employee grievance rules
Sacramento report says air traffic controller James Faucett filed a federal suit challenging FAA employee grievance procedures. Attorney Victor Reichman seeks $1 million for 200 controllers denied promotions and pay after the March 1970 sick-out, arguing their records should be expunged. Defendants include the U S Department of Transportation secretary John Volpe and FAA administrator John Shaffer.
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Sacramento
UPS
Federal Aviation Administration
Victor Reichman
U. S. District Court
James Faucett
FAA
Reichman
Faucett
Siker
U. S. Department of Transportation
Transportation
John Volpe
John Shaffer
Price of newsprint increases in western states
Crown Zellerbach announced a price rise for standard 32 pound newsprint by eight dollars per ton in eleven western states including Hawaii and Alaska, effective Saturday. The increase amounts to about five percent and was approved by the Federal Price Commission due to higher manufacturing costs. A prior increase had been deferred during Phase 1 of the Nixon wage price freeze.
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San Francisco
UPI
Hawaii
Alaska
Crown Zellerbach
Federal Price Commission
Nixon
CSAC Critical Of Watson Tax Plan Proposes Alternatives
The County Supervisors Association of California voices deep concern over the Watson Tax Limitation Amendment’s impact on county services. CSAC plans to push a constructive alternative to the 1972 Legislature and public, aiming for meaningful local property tax relief while noting potential pitfalls. CSAC forms a task force to study government responsibilities and revenue needs, with a January 21 meeting set for further ballot proposal review.
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County Supervisors Association of California
CSAC
Daniel G. Grant
Grant
Santa Barbara
A. Alan Post
Association
Sacramento
Supervisors approve two PEP positions for Mendocino County
The Mendocino County board adopts a resolution to fill two Public Employment Program posts a law clerk and a warehouseman Careers begin in January with salaries of 728 and 505 dollars per month Applicants must be unemployed or underemployed and reside in the county Applications and details are available from the county personnel department Room 5 at the courthouse.
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PEP
Board of Supervisors
Gordon McKillican
Welfare Department
Mendocino County
Sweepstakes winner in New York cries after ticket theft
New York UPI reports Holda Johannson, 66, cried when told her Irish Sweepstakes ticket won $52,000. Her purse with the ticket was snatched a month earlier on a Manhattan street. The seller of the ticket still has the receipt and she may receive the prize upon providing positive identification.
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New York
UPI
Holda Johannson
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Johannson
Credit cards may vanish by 1980 says Stanford economist
MENLO PARK UPI A Stanford Research Institute economist warned that credit cards could be extinct by 1980 as theft losses surge. He noted abuses are widespread and some issuers may lose as much as half their gross profits, while existing fraud-curbing methods remain largely ineffective.
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Menlo Park
UPI
Stanford Research Institute
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Geo. Hunter
A. Cober
Emer
Sat Sun
Mendocino Publishing Co
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