Vancouver youths arrested after Oregon man shot and kidnapped
Two Vancouver youths ages 15 and 17 were arrested near Fort Bragg after allegedly robbing and shooting 22 year old Robert Pelletier in Santa Rosa Hospital. They reportedly picked up Pelletier in Petaluma and drove north on Highway 101 before being detained as adults for criminal action in Superior Court.
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Vancouver
Washington
Fort Bragg
Oregon
Willits
Robert Pelletier
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Petaluma
Loggers lose bid to appeal EIR ruling in California
Northern California loggers failing to win an appeal after a court order requires environmental impact reports on major timber cutting. Gov Brown declines moratorium while state officials set emergency review centers and plan to expedite harvesting plans.
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Sacramento
UPI
Capitol
California
Brown
North Coast
Edmund G. Brown Jr
David Snodderly
Los Angeles
State Resources
Claire Dedick
Dedrick
EIA
Ms. Dedrick
Snodderly
Associated California Loggers
Bill Stall
Deddick
Humboldt County Superior Court
State Division of Forestry
Redding
Red Bluff
Barry Keene
Deureka
Stall
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
Christensen blasts milk price report amid backlash
SACRAMENTO UPI Christensen former director of food and agriculture denounces a Legislative Auditor General Rose report claiming a $55 million overestimate in dairy costs benefited farmers. He calls the audit distorted and warns against harming the milk stabilization statutes and industry.
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Sacramento
UPI
C. Brunel Christensen
Food and Agriculture
Christensen
Legislative
Harvey M. Rose
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Rose
Auditor General
Mendocino LAFCO delays sphere study to study implications
At the Mendocino County LAFCO meeting, officials agreed that further study of proposed spheres of influence is needed before any decision. The talks, continued from January 6, questioned the scope and impact on agriculture and local planning.
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Mendocino County
LAFCO
Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Ukiah
Ukiah City
Council
Russell Near
Citizens’ Committee
Council Chambers
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
City-Chamber
Young man found dead in car on Ridgewood grade
Sheriff's deputies investigate a possible homicide after finding Michael Wager of Upper Lake dead in a station wagon on the Ridgewood grade. The body, likely 24 to 72 hours old, showed head injuries but no weapons were found. An autopsy was performed with results expected today.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Ridgewood
Sheriff's Office
Lake County
Ridgewood Gate
Michael Wager
Upper Lake
Ford Says Middle East Embargo Could Cripple Economy
President Ford warned another Middle East oil embargo could cripple the economy and national security. He said congressional aspirin measures won’t solve the problem and urged a broad energy program combining production, efficiency, and new energy sources. He urged five to ten years of gas rationing if needed and noted political backing from Southern governors.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ford
Opportunities Industrialization Center
Georgia
Alabama
George Wallace
America
Congress
George C. Wallace
House
Ways and Means Committee
Democrats Reject Ford Defense Budget Increase
Democrats in Congress reject President Ford's $9 billion defense boost and advocate using funds to aid inflation torn victims. They warn the deficit could reach $80 billion, while defending spending on social programs remains a contentious point amid a bleak 1980 outlook.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Morris K. Udall
Ariz
Pentagon
Mahon
Sen
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Sam Gibbons
Dfia
Ukiah High Student Makes Homecoming Queen Candidacy
Bruce Larson an 18 year old Ukiah High senior challenges tradition by running for Homecoming queen with backing from male students and the California Scholarship Federation. Eight girls are running and a student council meeting will debate the candidacy with both sides presenting views.
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Bruce Larson
Bruce
California Scholarship Federation
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Jondahl
Ernie Villegas
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Raymond
Demos
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
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