Revelers blast into New Year across venues and cities
New Year's plans unfold from Times Square to Chicago and Indianapolis with crowds, concerts, and dinners. Up to 300,000 may gather in Times Square to watch the ball drop. others pay for lavish NYE events, from Sammy Davis Jr. in Los Angeles to Della Reese in Chicago. A special TV chamber for Notre Dame versus Alabama draws fans to the Cook County jail fundraiser. Seattle's Airport Hilton offers a $65 package with party, room, brunch, and bowl-game view.
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Times Square
Expo ‘America
Allied Chemical Tower
Central Park
Sammy Davis Jr
Century Plaza Hotel
Los Angeles
Charles Pearce
San Francisco
Gold Street
Red Foxx
Ramsey Lewis
Jerry Granger
Cook County
Chicago
Ambassador Hotel
Dave LaWinter
Mister Kelly
Della Reese
Union
Indianapolis
Notre Dame
Alabama
Seattle
Hilton
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Aides to Senator Fined for First Class Scandinavia Trip
Two aides to Senator Randolph Collier must refund 1300 to the state for using first class on a two week Scandinavia study trip. They billed 5093 for travel and 2653 2440 in hotel expenses. The first class billing exceeded coach fares by about 650.
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UPI
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
John C. Williamson
Senate Rules Committee
Robert L. Hampton
Helen Winslow
Williamson
Riverside Press- Enterprise
Winslow
Hampton
Collier
Scotto for Mendocino County sheriff in 1974 race
Donald K. Scotto, 52, a county welfare fraud investigator, announced his candidacy for sheriff of Mendocino County in the June 1974 primary. A Ukiah resident with long service in local law enforcement, Scotto highlights community involvement and plans to outline his law enforcement assessment and solutions during the campaign.
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Donald K. Scotto
Mendocino County
Scotto
Albertinum
Ukiah
Donald Scotto
Ukiah Police Department
George E. Smith
Donn Saulsbury
Pomolita Pta
State Department of Fish and Game
North Coast Opportunities
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
Walnut Ave
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Ukiah Daily Journal Observes New Year Holiday
Publishers and employees will observe New Year's Day as a legal holiday and the newspaper will not publish tomorrow. The Daily Journal staff extends a Happy New Year to subscribers and publication will resume Wednesday.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Daily Journal
One-Cent Gasoline Increase Aimed at Sellers
Washington energy chief William E. Simon outlined a one cent per gallon rise to offset a 20 percent cut in fuel supplies for January. The move targets gas station operators facing squeezed margins amid Phase IV price controls and intensified enforcement by the Federal Energy Office and Justice Department.
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UPI
William E. Simon
Simon
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Federal Energy Office
FEO
OE to continue race relations test amid NYC objections
Washington UPI reports the US Office of Education will keep administering a race relations questionnaire to students in about 25 states and DC despite New York City officials and parents calling it racist. About 27 000 students have taken part. three NYC districts balked.
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Washington
UPI
S. Office of Education
New York City
of Columbia
Michael J. Wargo
Fewer die as holiday traffic slows
The New Year holiday travel saw fewer deaths as traffic conditions were lighter than expected. National Safety Council guidance priced potential fatalities at 470 to 570 for the period, but restrained driving and gas concerns kept many off the roads. At least 212 traffic deaths were tallied by noon EST since Friday, with smaller totals in fire and other categories. A Chicago case involved McBride's Shell Service Station charged for selling illicit items. Authorities noted many gas stations shut Sunday and planned limited reopenings through Tuesday.
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National Safety Council
Chicago
Justice Department
South Side
McBride
Shell
United Press
Ukiah Band comes close to victory at East West pageant
Ukiah High School marching band earned 90 points, near the top in a pageant at Candlestick Park San Francisco. Highlands of Sacramento won Division A while Santa Cruz led Division B with top scores. Band director Rowland Nielson praised the Frosh-Soph-Junior group for their musicianship and effort, despite placing second.
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San Francisco
Rowland Nielson
Ukiah
Highlands of
Sacramento
Santa Cruz
Highlands
Nielson
Candiestick
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