Carter pushes toward normal relations with Cuba Angola Vietnam
President Carter urges normal ties with all nations and cites Cuba's troop withdrawal from Angola as a step. He says he would support relations with Cuba and Vietnam after concerns like human rights in Cuba and a full accounting of MIAs in Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
United States
Cuba
Angola
Agriculture Department
U.S
Vietnam
Fidel Castro
United Nations
U.N
Andrew Young
Young
State Department
Castro
Plains
Trustees Accept Yokayo Ranch EIR and Plan Friday Study Session
Mendocino College trustees accepted Earth Metrics EIR for Yokayo Ranch campus and set a 7 p.m. Friday meeting at Ukiah Fairgrounds to review 14 major impact areas and mitigations. They authorized traffic and sewer discussions, potential site changes, and use of Carl Purdy Hall for an athletic center while considering art and music program expansions.
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Mendocino College
Yokayo Ranch
Ukiah Fairgrounds
EIR
Earth Metrics
Palo Alto
Art Marshall
Sacramento
Pete DeVries
Public Works
Budge Campbell
Hensley Creek Road
Dave
Mendocino County
Howard Bashford
Ed Burton
Willits
Walter Chappell
Long
Ukiah Valley
Chappell
Ukiah seeks HUD flood plain map review over designation
City council directs staff to contact HUD to review and possibly revise the flood plain map after claims Oak Manor and areas east of the freeway are designated flood plain. FHA financing implications and differing HUD criteria cited by proponents and officials. action urged to confirm process and chances of change.
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Ukiah
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Bobby Kennedy
T.F. Cleland
Oak Manor
Cleland
Main Street
Kennedy
Federal Housing Administration
Randy Hays
FHA
al Kruth
Kruth
Mike Harris
Hays
Harris
California
Northwestern California Weather Outlook Through Friday
Fair and mild conditions expected in Northwestern California with patchy fog and low coastal clouds at night and in the morning. Fort Bragg readings range from 48 to 58 Fahrenheit while Ukiah shows 42 to 81.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Weather Data Snapshot From February Dates 1977 and 1976
High and low temperatures for February 15 and 16 in 1977 and 1976 are listed with rainfall totals and tides. Readings show February 15 1977 reached 80 and 39 with 7.91 inches rainfall versus 1976 59 and 44, with February 16 1977 59 and 44. Tidal times note tomorrow’s high at 10 51 a m and low at 5 24 p m.
Main St extension study okayed by council
The council approved authorization to use state transportation funds for engineering and environmental analysis of extending Main Street from Gobbi Street to Talmage Road. The move would open land behind Yokago shopping center for development and provide a new north south arterial. A proposal to seek proposals for the study passed 3-1 with Brannon dissenting. Mayor Wood expressed mixed feelings about opening the area to development.
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Ukiah
Main
Gobbi
Talmage Road
Yokago Shopping Center
State Street
Main Street
Mill
Marshall Street
Jack Cox
Yokago Center
Ted Feibusch
Cox
Jack Simpson
Cox’s
Jim Swayne
State Transportation
Simpson
Water safety advisory on lower Russian River runoff
North Coast water quality official Dr. David Joseph urged banning water contact recreation in the lower Russian River and monitoring downstream water systems for disinfection due to drought. He cited at least 25 percent treated sewage flow below Mirabel Park and described regulatory dilution conditions between Oct 1 and May 14 under normal weather.
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Sacramento Upi
Russian River
Mirabel Park
David Joseph
North. Coast
Accusations flare at Marsh hearing in city council chambers
Tempers rose during an eight day hearing before Judge Rudy Michaels as Leo Cook accused Deputy Attorney General Lou Castro of bias while Castro urged revocation of Dr Paul Marshs medical license. The State Board of Medical Quality Assurance ordered the hearing to review 12 counts of incompetence and negligence.
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Leo Cook
Paul Marsh
Lou Castro
State Board of Medical Quality Assurance
Marsh
Castro
Dr. Marsh
Rudy Michaels
Sacramento
Cook
Michaels
Ukiah General
Hillside
Matthew Howard
Howard
Ian Nelson
Frank Dailey
Robert Cook
Nelson
Dailey
Willits Doctor Fined for Illicit Drug Dispensing
Willits general practitioner Dr. William T. Foster pleaded guilty to seven misdemeanor counts of illegal drug dispensing. He was fined 625 dollars, received a 10 day license suspension and two years formal probation. Foster must weekly file prescriptions with Mendocino County probation and conduct patient examinations prior to prescribing. Dr. Fred M. Myers faces trial March 1 on eight similar counts.
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Willits
Little Lake Justice Court
William T. Foster
Fred M. Myers
Dr. Myers
Dr. Foster
Mendocino County Probation Department
State Bureau of Narcotics
Foster
Galen Hathaway
Vince Lechowick
William Moses
San Pablo
Moonies Challenge Probate Code Sections Before California Supreme Court
Moonie followers in New Ideal City Boonville seek a ruling on temporary conservatorships as unconstitutional. Mendocino DA Duncan James Wies that probate code protects conservatee assets while noting recent court actions involving Moonie camp residents. Anne Glassey withdrew a prior petition for conservatorship hearings in San Diego and Moonie devotee Jamie Weiss remains slated to appear before Judge Broaddus on February 28.
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New Ideal City
Moonie Camp
Boonville
California Supreme Court
Mendocino County
Duncan James
Supreme Court
Napa
Marin County
James
Public Guardian
Dept. 1
Superior Court
Anne Glassey
Gene Glassey
San Diego
Glassey
Broaddus
Jaimie Weiss
Sun Myung Moon
Moonie Order
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Carl Purdy
Potter Valley
Beauty College
Holley Brackett
Merk
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Expert Service
State St
Mendocino
Marina
Main St
Ira. Brannon
Brannon
Barry Wood
George Hunter
Moonies
Anne
A.B. Broaddus
Moonie
Orchard Plaza
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