Nigerian coup leader still at large after government captures many officers
Nigerian authorities say many junior officers have been captured after the abortive coup last week. The ringleader Lt. Col. B S Dimka remains at large, with Obasanjo announcing Dimka led the insurgents who ambushed Murtala Mohammed and killed him.
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IRA Bombings Hit British HQ in Belfast Downtown
IRA exploded multiple bombs around British Army headquarters in downtown Belfast harming the city post office and forcing evacuation of top commanders. No casualties were reported, with security tight and area cleared after three blasts.
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UPI
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Boston rally attack injures dozens of officers
Police say 40 to 50 officers were injured in a Sunday disturbance described as a radio coordinated assault at an antibusing rally. Police Commissioner Robert deGrazia called it an obvious conspiracy by an element of hoodlums and said federal officials were brought in to investigate.
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UPI
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Rainy spell Across Northwestern California With Gale Warning
Rain on and off tonight across Northwestern California with rain likely in the north at times Tuesday and morning drizzle possible in the south. A gale warning runs along the coast from Cape Mendocino north and a small craft advisory extends south to Point Arena. Fort Bragg readings 47/57 and Ukiah 45/57.
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Fort Bragg
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Mao Launches New Push Against Revisionists in China
UPI reports Mao Zedong personally initiated a renewed mass debate targeting Teng Hsiao-ping as a so called revisionist. Shanghai Radio quoted speakers at a mass rally in Shanghai criticizing Liu Shao-chi and Lin Piao while Hua Kuo-feng is named premier designate as Teng faces renewed purge.
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Hua Kuo-feng
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Liu Shao-chi
Lin Piao
Chang Chung-chiao
Yao Wenyuan
Wang Hung-wen
Chiang Ching Yao
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Mendocino Sheriff Opens New Rehabilitation Center
The Mendocino County sheriff starts operations at the Low Gap Road facility with administrative offices and radio room moving in over the holiday weekend. The center will house misdemeanor prisoners while felons stay at the courthouse jail. dedication is set for Monday February 23.
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Rainfall Eases Drought as Ukiah Receives 1.08 Inches
Ukiah records 1.08 inches of rain over the weekend raising official rainfall to 1063 inches with more precipitation forecast this week. The storm began Thursday night marking the first measurable rain since January 12. This year's total remains 1367 inches below last year's level on this date.
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Ukiah
Annual St Marys Mardi Gras a huge success
The St Marys Mardi Gras at the Ulaah Fairgrounds drew strong support for the St Marys school fund. Grand prize was a Chevrolet Chevette won by Katherine Vogelheim of San Francisco. Other prizes included carpeting to G He Furman and a television to Lee Testa, with auctioneers Bob Scroggins and Sal Sage and total receipts reported at 5 771 by chairman Arnold Bogner.
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San Francisco
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Lance Motors
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G He Furman
Utah
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Lee Testa
Calpella
Western Auto
Vern Laindquist
Ukiah
Curtis Clark
Jim & Jim's
Jimmy Brown
Arnold Bogner
Bob Scroggins
Sal Sage
Petaluma
Pentagon budget battle over cuts to protect security
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld says a $1123 billion 1977 defense budget is needed to stay ahead of inflation and counter Soviet power. Senator Proxmire contends about $7 billion can be cut without compromising U S security. Both voiced views on CBS Face the Nation and in interviews with wire services.
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Russia
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Proxmire
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Ford
Office of Management and Budget
Ukiah County meeting agenda includes tax report and plans review
The county board meets Tuesday at the courthouse with the treasurer reporting coastal tax collections for the first period. Planning Director Ron Hall will discuss a coastal plan seminar and a classification map for the wild and scenic rivers program. The Ukiah General Plan is to be reviewed, with a CETA status report and a Vineyard View Estates subdivision discussion on the 2:30 p.m. agenda.
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Ron Hall
County Supervisors Association of California
Ukiah Valley
Vineyard View Estates
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