Beilenson Leads Drive to Permanently Limit California Coastline
Democratic Senate leader Beilenson introduces SB1579 to restrict coastal development and maximize public access along California’s 1072 miles of sea shore. The plan, backed by Sierra Club, would redirect new building to developed areas, restore marshlands, and shift oversight from regional to permanent state commissions by 1981.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
California
Senate Finance Committee
Anthony C. Beilenson
Los Angeles
Sierra Club
Beilenson
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
County Ordered to Fix Courthouse Fire Hazards in 90 Days
State fire marshal lemons 90 day deadline forcing improvements across the county courthouse. Latest letter adds sprinkler system and widened egress for courtrooms, corridors, and stairways, raising potential closure risks and possible transfer of inmates if unsafe.
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Harvey G. Clausen
Bob Garr
Department of Corrections
Garr
Sonoma County
Ernie Banker
Ukiah
Ted Galletti
Low Gap Road
California Youth Authority
Ukiah teachers to retire after long service
Assistant Principal Don Musser dean Jean Near and Ukiahi Librarian Lowell Near will retire at the end of the current school year. Tully praised their decades of service, noting Musser and Near’s 29 and 23 years in the district, and Near’s $100000 in library funding.
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Jean Near
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Bill Tully
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
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Musser
Charles Fulkerson
Ukiah Union High School
Near
Fulkerson
William Chessall
Ukiahi
Ukiah
Area physicians face choice between insurance and going bare
About 10 to 15 percent of Mendocino and Lake County physicians have not decided whether to secure malpractice insurance from Travelers or Norcal or to practice without coverage. The CMA meeting in San Francisco urged reform measures and unity to keep care accessible and prevent paralysis of California’s medical system.
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Lake County
California
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California Medical Association
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UPI
Ralph M. Milliken
Los Angeles
CMA House of Delegates
Milliken
Potter Valley Bid Talks Stall Over Suit Against District
Ukiah Unified board heard six bids from Santa Rosa and Ukiah firms for Potter Valley elementary junior high classrooms. Principal Ralph Paulin said the Patricia Brown suit does not reflect Valley views and urged settlement to avoid delaying the $7.339 million Ukiah High project and bond financing.
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Ukiah
Potter Valley
Ralph Paulin
Patricia Brown
Paulin
Low Gap Road
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Todd Construction
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Christensen and Sons
Colombinn Construction
Beacon Construction
Fortuna
Francis Construction
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Larry Thornton
County supervisors adopt strict budget rules amid funding cuts
County supervisors approve tighter budget guidelines and warn of drastic reductions or terminations in revenue sharing programs. They expect no new positions, minimal fixed assets, and possible hiring cuts to maintain the 3.37 tax rate, with budget hearings slated for July and final adoption August 1.
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Congress
Burgess Williams
Ernie Banker
Williams
Wey
Hawker
Jim Eddie
Augie Avila
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