Hearst to unveil food plan amid SLA kidnapping case
FBI reports no new leads as Randolph Hearst prepares to announce a needy food distribution plan amid the Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapping of Patricia Hearst. Family spokesman says plan would involve substantial funding but less than the $400 million SLA demanded. FBI notes avoid jeopardizing safety. Hearst and Examiner receive daily messages from supporters.
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Hillsborough
Calif
UPI
Randolph A. Hearst
Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia
William Randolph Hearst
FBI
John Kelly
SLA
San Francisco Examiner
Jay Bosworth
Bosworth
Catherine
Cinque
UPU
Jackson
Dennis Banks
American Indian Movement
Miss Hearst
New Left
Jerry Rubin
United States
Patricia Hearst
Rubin
Yippies
Charles Bates
Bates
Donald DeFreeze
California
San Francisco
Rowland withdraws from Senate race in six-county district
Barney Rowland announced withdrawal from the Republican primary for the 2nd Senatorial district, clearing a path between Sonoma County Supervisor Bob Theiller and Sen. Peter Behr of Marin. The move followed a closed GOP central committee meeting to gauge viable candidates.
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Barney Rowland
Sonoma County
Bob Theiller
Peter Behr
Marin County
Rowland
GOP Central Committee
Theiller
Mendocino County
Behr
Marin
Napa
Solano
Sonoma
Lake
Mendocino
Humboldt
del Norte
Randolph Collier
Yreka
North Coast
Theiler
Barney
Ernie Banker
Gordon Pusser
Pusser
Democratic Central Committee
Banker
Children Break Into Ukiah Warehouse For Fort Build
Ukiah police warn parents after children aged seven to twelve broke into a warehouse at E Gobbi and the railroad tracks Sunday. They disturbed containers of toxic chemical sprays that can injure eyes skin and internal organs if swallowed. Parents advised to contact their doctor if exposure is suspected.
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Ukiah
Alex Thomas Co
E. Gobbi
Ukiah City Council Sets Trap Club Hearing
Ukiah city council agenda lists a public hearing on the Ukiah Valley Trap Club lease as item five at city hall. The meeting may also consider a revised storm drainage policy and flood-improvement plans within the master plan. City Manager Jim Swayne seeks a traffic grant for a pedestrian safety and bicycle path study tied to future general plan updates.
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Ukiah Valley Trap Club
Ukiah City
Jim Swayne
Council
Ukiah
Mardi Gras Winners Show Big Turnout and Record Donations
More than 5,000 people attended the fifth annual Mardi Gras benefit for St. Mary's school chaired by Louie Zaina and Jack Wilson. Organizers expect to exceed a $30,000 goal, with six major prizes announced including a 1974 Vega, a color TV, a waste compactor, a Yamaha scooter, Blue Chip Stamps, and a 10 speed bicycle for Ukiah High teacher Antonio Otero.
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Louie Zaina
Jack Wilson
Cochairmen
St. Mary’s School
Tom Antoni
Vega
Lance Motors
Wanda Brumhall
Willits
Custom TV
Mary, Johnston
Bartlett Oil Co
Glenn Vaughan
Potter Valley
Yamaha
Jin
Jim
Leila’ Garza
Ukiah
Medico. Drug
Redwood Tree
Antonio Otero
Gas Shortage Eases in Ukiah as Short Stop Opens 24 Hours
Local gas prices in Ukiah range from 48.9 to 56.5 cents for regular and 51.9 to 60.7 for premium, with Short Stop markets at 915 N State and 135 Washington and the Urich station offering full service. Despite curtailed schedules at many stations, these outlets report ample supply. chamber of commerce seeks Sunday rotations and federal fuel allocations to support agriculture timber and tourism in the county.
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Urich
N. State
Washington
Ford Road
Ukiah
Chamber of Commerce
Sonoma County
Marin
Bay Area
Bill Fernandes
Teen Center and PT&T win planning approvals in Ukiah
Planning commission approved Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. to add a one story main switching office at 305 W. Stephenson St with landscaping, screening, and parking waivers. Also granted a final extension for the Ukiah Valley Teen Center and permitted several other projects including an ice plant reconstruction, a 5,300 sq ft office building at 495 E. Perkins St, a zone change, a Standard Oil service bay addition, and an office building at 390 W. Standley St housing a local law firm.
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
City Planning Commission
W. Stephenson Street
Roy Albright
Pacific Telephone
Pt&t
Albright
Richard Avey
Ukiah Valley
Agnes Daugherty
Planning Commission
Ukiah
200
Clara Avenue
H.A. Madden
Madden
E. Perkins Street
Joe Foutz
County Chamber of Commerce
Foutz
Standard Oil
East Perkins
Orchard Avenue
W. Standley Street
Rawles, Golden, Hinkle and Finnegan
Helicopter Landing at White House Leads to Mental Evaluation
Pfc. Robert K. Preston 20 of Panama City Fla was confined in a closed ward at Walter Reed for psychiatric evaluation after landing a stolen helicopter on the White House lawn. He was briefly taken to DC Superior Court as a federal unlawful entry charge was dropped by U.S. Attorney Earl J. Silbert.
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Washington
UPI
Robert K. Preston
White House
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Preston
Panama City
Fla
District of Columbia Superior Court
U.S
Earl J. Silbert
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Glide Memorial Church
Popeye Jackson
United Prisoners Union
Senate
Fort Bragg
Cape Meno
Oscar Klee
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Klee
Zaina
Snow White
the Seven Dwarfs
St. Mary’s
Fairgrounds
Don Vidmar
the Prince
Glenn Gawel
Witch
Jean Wood
Grove
City Park
Bulletin
Empire
Fairmart Grocery
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