Nixon signs sweeping tax bill amid inflation fears
President Nixon signed a landmark tax bill saying it will narrow loopholes but raise concerns over inflation. He noted the measure reduces federal revenue by about 3 billion dollars, vows to push for a balanced budget, and hints at possible future tax actions such as a value added tax. The package expands social security benefits, raises the personal exemption, and tightens depletion allowances while closing several loopholes.
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UPI
Nixon
Federal
Treasury
State of the Union
Congress
White House
Easury
David M.kennedy
Democratic Congress
Kennedy
Treasury Department
1969 Grand Jury Recommendations Stir County Officials
The 1969 Grand Jury released its report before Christmas urging more authority for county administrators and closer scrutiny of Brooktrails operations. It calls for feasibility study on sheriffing law enforcement, contracting with cities, abolishing constables, and shifting salary decisions from Civil Service to a joint committee. It notes jail conditions, urges intercounty sharing of weights and measures, and demands stronger anti pollution action plus streamlined offices and data processing. It supports welfare fraud investigations, county welfare work, and damper on OEO funding, while pushing fish and game control enhancements and river channel studies affecting Ukiah water wells and agricultural wells.
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Brooktrails
Grand Jury
Sheriff's Department
Civil Service Commission
Employes Association
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Willits
Chamberlain Creek
Parlin Fork
Covelo
Point Arena
Health Department
Public Works Department
Board of Supervisors
Andor
Superior Court Department
Ukiah Justice Court
Lyell Cash
Office of Economic Opportunity
North Coast Opportunities, Inc
Mendocino County Fish and Game Commission
Russian River
Sonoma County
Lake Mendocino
Cold Ukiah Morning Records Low in Season
A 29 degree start in Ukiah matched the season’s low set by the Ukiah fire department weather bureau. By noon the temperature rose to 48 degrees while rainfall for the season stood at 17.08 inches, below last year’s 22.83 inches.
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Ukiah
Weather ‘Bureau
Three car chain reaction crash on State Street
A noon yesterday pileup occurred in front of a N State Street market. Lead driver Yvonne M. Jackson 44 of Ukiah involved after rear impact by Kenneth Rickabaugh 63 of Lakeport. Injured were Marsha Jackson 15 and Helen Rickabaugh 63. Ralph T Kennedy 25 of Ukiah uninvolved injuries. Paul McCoey investigated.
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N. State Street Market
Yvonne M. Jackson
Ukiah
Kenneth Rickabaugh
Lakeport
Marsha Jackson
Helen Rickabaugh
Ukiah General Hospital
Jackson
Ralph T. Kennedy
Kennedy
Rickabaugh
Weather forecast for California fair through Wednesday
Ukiah reports a steady pattern with little temperature change. High expected near 62 and a low around 30 tonight. The forecast covers fair conditions across the state through Wednesday.
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Y Hocentete
California
Ukiah
Manson may act as his own lawyer in Tate case
Charles Manson, 35, could plan escapes and run his defense from prison as a pro per defendant under a court ruling. He has access to the law library, telephone calls, and subpoena power, with funds for supplies and potential royalties funding his case. Meanwhile, Watson and Krenwinkel seek extradition defenses, filing against California trials and habeas challenges in Texas and Alabama.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Superior Court
William B. Keene
Prison Law Library
Family Jam Inc
Charles Watson
Patricia Krenwinkel
Texas
Watson
California
Susan Atkins
Tate
Mobile
Ala
Miss Krenwinkel
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