Ford Names Bush Top U.S. Intelligence Official
President Ford unveils a reform package naming CIA Director George Bush as the nation’s top intelligence official and seeks authority for covert operations without prior Congress notification. The plan also disbands the Forty Committee and creates a three member White House oversight panel led by Robert Murphy to supervise CIA and other agencies.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Ford
Robert Murphy
America
Committee On Foreign Intelligence
CIA
Bush
National Security Council
Henry A. Kissinger
Torship
Kissinger
Brent Scowcroft
Edward Levy
James Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
U.S
Coastal plan could force costly General Plan redo
County planning officials warn the coastal plan as proposed would require thousands of hours and major spending to align the General Plan with new coastal designations. Planning Director Ron Hall cites open space changes, grading and erosion controls, and a new design control ordinance as likely needs. The county favors ongoing citizen committee work and notes possible legislative steps to adopt or ballot the plan with timing tied to election year dynamics.
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Ron Hall
Board of Supervisors
Hall
al Beltrami
Tim. Steen
San Francisco
County Supervisors Association of California
CSAC
Mendocino
Regional Coastal Commission
State Commission
Steen
Coastal Commission
Sacramento
Ukiah student Katie Nicholson advances to Lions zone speech
Ukiah high junior Katie Nicholson, 16, won the Redwood Empire Lions club contest and advances to the zone competition of the Lions International student speakers contest. Perry Stephenson, 18, of Potter Valley, placed runner-up. The event at the Moose Lodge featured judges Tom Goforth Jack Kummert and Alice Robie, with the topic Citizens Rights versus Criminals Rights. The Lake Mendocino Lions contest follows tonight at 7 30 at the Palace Hotel, with zone winners advancing toward regional and finally Newport Beach in June.
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al Norris
Redwood Empire Lions Club
Katie Nicholson
Ukiah
Tues
Lions International
Redwood Empire Lions
Katie
Ukiah High School
Perry Stephenson
Potter Valley
Ukiahi
Jim Stephenson
Tom Nicholson
CSF
Redwood Empire
Moose Lodge
Larry Kauffman
Tom Goforth
Jack Kummert
Alice Robie
Lake Mendocino
Palace Hotel
Miss Nicholson
Anderson Valley
Ukiah Lions
Manor Inn
Newport Beach
Lions
Bison trial opens with 75 jurors in jury box
Eleven jurors seated at 5 30 pm as panel of 75 prospective jurors was exhausted by cause dismissals and peremptory challenges. Five Eureka men face multiple charges for killing and butchering two bison cows and a heifer on Bell Springs ranch. Defendants include Philip Arnot Jim Arnot Eugene Roe Robert Spencer E F Pitlock and General Thompson. Trial date set to resume at 10 40 am Thursday.
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Eureka
Dept. 2
Superior Court
Bell Springs
Mendocino County
Grand Jury
Philip Arnot
Jim Arnot
Title Company Employe
Eugene Roe
Robert Spencer
E. F. Pitlock
General Thompson
Tim O'Brien
Duncan James
Weather rain likely spreading over Northwestern California
Rain likely spreading over northwestern California tonight with showers likely in the north and a chance of showers in the south on Thursday. Fort Bragg readings 45 to 53, Ukiah 42 to 54, gusty southerly winds in the north tonight.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Time running out for site selection at Mendocino College
Mendocino College district faces a March 26 1976 deadline to designate a definite site for phase one of a five year construction plan. Sacramento warns failure to pick Yokayo Ranch or a substitute will delay funding for 1977-78 and push back a permanent campus. Trustees to tour five sites at an interim campus in a daylong session.
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Pete DeVries
Mendocino Community College
Sacramento
Board of Trustees
DeVries
Mendocino College
Ed Rodgers
Chancellor's Office
Yokayo Ranch
Rodgers
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Mendocino Tea Bag Tax Protest Leaves Minor Impact
Mendocino County saw a small dent in tax rolls as Tea Bags for Taxes protests left 515,483 unpaid from 326 million charges in coastal tax areas. Treasurer Irene Lange noted a 15 percent delinquency rate, slightly above normal, with 252 tea bags received countywide and 51.58 percent of yearly taxes paid by December 10.
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Mendocino
Irene Lange
Lange
Waste discharge threat prompts Lake County action
Lake County supervisors voted to oppose tentative waste discharge requirements for the Dawn Horst commune at Siegler Springs after health official Bill Arnone stated daily 10,000 gallons of primary wastewater seep into Siegler Creek affecting nearby homes. The board also debated hiring an attorney for the DA, approved a Lake County Air Pollution Control District arrest ordinance, and scheduled a California Regional Water Quality Board hearing for February 26.
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Lakeport
Bill Arnone
Lake County Board of Supervisors
California Regional Water Quality Board
Siegler Springs
Arnone
Don Ellis
Siegler
Cache Creek
Clear Lake
Annone
Lake County
Regional Water Quality Control Board
California Fish and Game Department
Dave Luce
Steve Heagstrom
Ellis
Luce
Barry
Fills
Lace
Lake
LWV Candidates Night Sees 14 Ukiah Council Hopefuls
In Ukiah a League of Women Voters candidates night drew 14 hopefuls for three council seats. The event focused on redevelopment, water fluoridation, downtown parking, college siting, and government costs. Each candidate spoke five minutes followed by Q A, with about 20 voters in attendance.
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Ukiah League of Women Voters
LWV
Ray Nelson
League
Voters Service
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William Carson
Dennis Cunningham
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Ira Brannon
Hedwood Empire Savings and Loan
Stannan
Brannon
Jim Weller
United Stand
County Planning Department
Weller
Wallace Behm
Uluah
Belin
Behm
Jack Simpson
Twain
Simpson
CETA
Cak Knoll
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