California governor folds timber rules into Forest Practices Act
Governor Brown signs an executive order integrating timber harvest plan rules with the Forest Practices Act to streamline review. A single simplified form will be used by state experts to satisfy both environmental impact requirements and harvest plans. Critics warn delays may persist without a time limit, while officials say the move cuts red tape and speeds approvals amid high unemployment in logging regions.
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Brown
California
Snodderly
Bill Stall
Claire Dedrick
Humboldt County Superior Court
Recreation
Economic study issued on Redwood Valley college cost projections
Friends of the Community College release an inflation sensitive study by Michael Tyrell of Lord and Associates. It estimates eight year costs for a Redwood Valley campus between 13.6 and 415.4 million with per taxpayer impacts of 750 to 1000 dollars per 10 000 assessed value and notes inflation could push building costs beyond 7.9 million altering local funding shares.
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Retwood Valley
Friends of ‘the Community College
Michael Tyrell
Lord and Associates
Marilyn
Butcher
Friends
Valley ’ College
Tyrell
Redwood Valley
Vancouver boy commits to California Youth Authority
A 15-year-old Vancouver youth was committed to the California Youth Authority for his role in an armed robbery near Willits and the kidnapping of a woman. His 17-year-old companion, Lee Drake, was certified to adult court to face charges including armed robbery and kidnapping. The pair allegedly attacked Robert Pelletier Jr. and kidnapped Mrs. Rust, who was later released unharmed. Nearby arrests followed minutes after the incident.
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Vancouver
Washington
California Youth Authority
Oregon
Willits
Ukiah
George Nelson
Superior Court
A.B. Broaddus
Lee Drake
Ukiah Justice Court
Joe Allen
Drake
Robert Pelletier Jr
Petaluma
Pelletier
Reynolds Highway
Francis Rust
Ukiah Unified board candidates to air views at Yokayo
Tomorrow at 7 30 p m League of Women Voters candidates night features eight candidates for three Ukiah Unified school board seats 4 year terms start April 1 with Lois Cook as moderator Five incumbents and challengers vie while one candidate withdrew Barbara McLean chair and Sybil Hinkle moderator plan a follow up AAUW event for Mendocino Community College district candidates next week at the same venue.
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Ukiah Unified Board of Education
League of Women Voters
Yokayo School
Charles Bell
Ray Worster
Jon P. Green
Romayne Shepherd
Priscilla Hunter
Stephen Caravello
Tom Mon Pere
Betty Hook
Martinelli
Lois Cook
Ukiah
Willits
American Association of University Women
Mendocino Community College
Barbara McLean
Sybil Hinkle
AAUW
Journal
Ford signals possible 1976 tax cut if unemployment stays high
President Ford may propose a further tax cut in 1976 if unemployment remains near 8 percent despite a 1975 tax rebate. L. William Seidman said the economy might need more stimulus, while governors and officials discussed energy policy and economic relief amid a slow recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
L. William Seidman
Seidman
Congress
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Rogers C.B. Morton
White House
House
Senate
Morton
Rockefeller urges governors to back economy and energy plan
At the National Governors Conference winter meeting Nelson Rockefeller argues for federal honesty in empowering local government and presses governors to back Ford administration priorities on economy and energy. He notes fiscal strain from unemployment insurance and seeks support amid a Congress split with many Democratic state capitals.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Rockefeller
Washington
Ford
Congress
New
White House
Ukiah Council Eyes Bids for Old Carnegie Library Building
Ukiah City Council to review three bids for the vacant City Library building once part of a Carnegie fund project. Jack Cox offers 31 875 for the 60 by 106 foot lot, with Bob Savage 26 100 and Joe Foutz and Frenchy Sanchez 26 060 following. The building date traces to 1914 with a 1913 La Porte Construction bid and Carnegie funding.
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la Porte Construction
la Porte
City of Ukiah
Carnegie Foundation
Jack Cox
Bob Savage
Joe Foutz
Frenchy Sanchez
Pry
Cox
Council
County Board Signals Budget Tightening And Cuts
County board tells department heads to expect belt tightening as contingency fund transfers after the fact will be disfavored. Seven cost cutting measures are proposed including freezes on new positions and overtime, travel limits, and pausing new programs through June 20 to curb a projected social services deficit. Dennis Denny estimates a $733,000 shortfall with $137,000 county responsibility. contingency funds total about $900,000.
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Board of Supervisors
Social Services
Dennis Denny
Denny
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