Forest Service clashes with LP over timber sales costs
During an advisory session LP forester William Smith accused the Forest Service of ripping off timber firms and counties. Forest supervisors from Mendocino National Forest outlined fuel management road work and timber appraisal programs, noting a 19 percent county land share and a plan to cut 90.4 million board feet annually amid variable slash removal costs.
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U.S. Forest Service
Louisana-Pacific
Forest Service
William Smith
England
National Forest
Smith
California
Blaine Cornell
Mendocino National Forest
Cornell
Mendocino County
Ukiah Schools Suspend Classes for Lincoln’s Birthday
Ukiah schoolchildren will have a holiday tomorrow as schools join city county state and federal offices in observing Lincoln's birthday. Ukiah adult school students will also be released and Mendocino College will close. Meat retailers focus open as will grocery stores and banks.
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Ukiah
Lincoln
Mendocino, College
Ukiah LWV Candidates Night Set For Feb 20
Ukiah League of Women Voters sponsors a candidates night for Ukiah Unified board of education with two incumbents seeking reelection and six challengers for three seats in the March 4 election. Incumbents Roy Worster and Charles Bell. challengers include Iron Green Utility Ell and Cook among others. The event, moderated by Cook, is Feb 20 at 7 90 p.m. in Yokayo school multipurpose room. Arleen Shippey chairs voter services and urges all concerned voters to attend.
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Ukiah League of Women Voters
Yokayo School
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Roy ‘Worster
Pax
Charles Bell
Iron Green
Utility Ell
Cook
Arleen Shippey
LWVV
Ford orders release of 2 billion highway funds to aid construction
President Ford announced the release of 2 billion dollars in impounded federal highway funds to aid the ailing construction industry and to assist states during the recession. He outlined three priorities: create jobs, boost highway safety, and complete key links, with potential urban mass transit spending. He also said a farmer energy rebate program would be unveiled in coming weeks and urged deregulation of natural gas to help fertilizer supplies.
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Topeka
Kan
Ford
Frank Zarb
Agricultural Unity
Highway Fund
Ford plan to rebate fuel costs for farmers to curb food inflation
President Ford’s proposal to rebate farm fuel costs could limit retail food price increases in 1975. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said rebates of about 469 million dollars might offset higher energy costs for farm machinery and fuel. A department economist forecast only a modest relief to consumers.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Department
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Forecast shows U S unemployment near ten percent this summer
Economists surveyed by UPI warn the nation could reach a 10 percent jobless rate by midsummer with over nine million unemployed. Harvard's Otto Eckstein and others say 10 percent is possible though some expect it to be slightly high.
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Richard Hughes
UPI
United States
Otto Eckstein
Harvard
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
Stanley R. Reber
The
Conference Board
Reber
Eliot Janeway
Steel
Aluminum
Janeway
Senate probes $77 million Saudi training contract
Defense Secretary Schlesinger cites Pentagon push to hire U S civilians to train Saudi troops amid rising Arab demand. Senate Armed Services plans inquiry into Vinnell Corporation contract to recruit about 1000 trainers for Saudi guards, with 66 US and 729 Iranian trainers already deployed.
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UPI
James R. Schlesinger
Pentagon
Vinnell Corporation
Alhambra
Schlesinger
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Iran
U.S. Navy
United States
Ringer
Congress
Kissinger Probes Sinai Troop Withdrawals With Israel
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger pressed Israeli officials in Jerusalem on limits to troop withdrawals in the Sinai and the political price for a renewed disengagement with Egypt. Foreign Minister Yigal Allon called the talks productive after a five hour session with government leaders and aides as they discussed revival of political momentum in the area.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Asraeli
Yigal Allon
Kissinger
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