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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1974

Page

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End to Truck Strike in Sight as Talks Advance

Washington negotiations between striking independent truck drivers and government officials show progress. Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp reports discussions focus on fuel allocations pricing policies and federal regulations. A proposed special bill may let ICC authorize higher rates via a diesel cost pass through.

United Press International Washington Pennsylvania Milton J. Shapp Shapp House Senate Commerce Committees Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Federal William E. Simon

Final decision today on Festival plans in Ukiah

The Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce executive committee meets this afternoon to decide on plans for a one day spring celebration. Objections from the Ukiah Men's Golf Club cite potential parking and noise issues during the club's two day invitational tournament. Budget is about 4200 dollars with food booths and barbecue as income.

Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Ukiah Men’s Golf Club Chamber Bob Fowler Golf Club Municipal Park Fowler Vinewood Park Tom Goforth Bill Clarke Goforth Clarence White Bob Axt Anton Stadium State Street

Prison sentence for Mrs Hoaglen in manslaughter case

Mrs Hogalen was sentenced to state prison for voluntary manslaughter after a jury convicted her of stabbing her 31 year old cousin Lloyd Hoaglen during a September altercation at the Hoaglen home. The judge denied probation, with a range from six months to 15 years. The victim died from a single abdominal stab wound.

Charlotte Fern Hogalen Lloyd Dennis Hoaglen Hoaglen Timothy O’brien

Scouts to Run City and County Tomorrow

Scouts will take over city and county government for a day as part of Scout in Government Day ahead of National Scouts Week. Selected Boy Scouts and Explorers meet at 9 a.m. at the Palace Hotel, then noon lunch with Ukiah Rotary Club. Window display contest runs Feb 9 to 11 with judging Feb 11 and ribbons for top panels.

Palace Hotel Ukiah Mark Raymond Oak St

Mendocino County Candidate Thurman Seeks Treasurer Job

Tom Thurman 28 a Mendocino County investment counselor and instructor has announced his candidacy for treasurer tax collector in the June 4 primary. He is Ukiah branch office office manager for Roberts Scott and Company and teaches accounting economics and finance at Mendocino College adult education program. Thurman has served as Junior Achievement advisor and is treasurer of the South Ukiah Rotary Club. He holds a six year college path to a degree in business management from California State University San Diego.

Tom Thurman Mendocino County Thurman Ukiah Roberts, Scott and Company Mendocino College South Ukiah Rotary Club School of Business California State University of San Diego

Ukiah Board to Hear Plans on Fraud Workshop and Projects

A county board meeting tomorrow will include a state attorney general office representative discussing a consumer fraud workshop for the Ukiah area at 10 30 a m. County Administrator Al Beltrami will lead talks at 11 a m on selecting a hospital management firm for Mendocino Community Hospital and on energy conservation program recommendations. At 2 30 p m the board will receive a status report on potential Jug Handle Headlands national monument acquisition.

State Attorney General's Office Ukiah al Beltrami Mendocino Community Hospital

Nixon proposes 304.4 billion budget amid deficit fears

President Nixon unveiled a 304.4 billion fiscal 1975 budget claiming it not inflationary while aiming to keep unemployment low. He warned Congress cooperation is essential to keep the deficit within bounds as energy shortages complicate forecasts and contingency spending plans were drafted.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Congress Herbert L. Stein President Council of Economic Advisers Frederic V. Malek United States Defense Navy

Federal energy chief urges $3 gas minimum to curb panic buying

William E. Simon urged motorists to buy at least three dollars worth of gasoline to curb panic buying overwhelming stations. He said a mandatory minimum could follow congressional action. Officials note long lines driven by small purchases, with as much as half of current buys under five gallons.

United Press International Federal Energy William E. Simon Congress Simon

Albion Man Seeks Seat As 5th Dist Supervisor

Alvin Withers of Albion announces candidacy for Fifth district supervisor in the June primary. He moved to Albion in 1951, is married to Mavis Barry, and has two Albion Mendocino school graduates. A former Standard Oil employee, he served in WWII with the U S Maritime Service and the Naval Reserve. Withers is active in Mendocino Coast Gem and Mineral Society and local fire service groups, emphasizing budget discipline and county cooperation. Cont'd on Pg 42.

Alvin Withers Albion Withers Mavis Barry Mendocino Santa Clara Valley Almaden Standard Oil Company of California U.S. Maritime Service J.g U.S. Naval Reserve Mendocino Coast Gem and Mineral Society Mendocino County Firemen's Association Californiia State Firemen’s Association Albion Little River Fire Commission Fire Commission State Assembly Sacramento

Shore seeks reelection as county auditor in June primary

R. K. Bob Shore announces plans to seek reelection as county auditor in the June 4 primary. A World War II veteran with four years service including time in the South Pacific, he has long resided in Ukiah and Potter Valley. He previously ran his own public accounting office from 1947 to 1966 and completed UC Berkeley accounting and data processing courses. Shore says he will continue to run the auditor’s office efficiently and align accounting with state standards.

R. K Bob) Shore South Pacific Army Infantry Ukiah Potter Valley Shore University of California Berkeley International Accountants Society Institute of Business Computer Education Chicago

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