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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1976

Page

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Ukiah Council rejects rezoning on S Dora Avenue

The Ukiah city council unanimously denied a planning commission proposal to rezone property on S Dora Avenue between Washington and Observatory Streets from R-2 to R-3 near the new Ukiah General Hospital. The vote also approved a Diamond International C-1 to C-2 change at 235 E Perkins St and supported curbside meter parking near the courthouse.

Ukiah City S. Dora Avenue Washington Observatory Streets Ukiah General Hospital Jim Swayne Sterling Norgard Diamond International E. Perkins Street Lee Enemark Sheriff's Office Low Gap Road Swayne

Ukiah GP adoption moved to committee after planning vote

County supervisors refer a planning commission recommendation to the planning and land use committee. The commission urged most of the Ukiah General Plan to be adopted as the county plan amendment covering the Ukiah Valley after hearings on Nov 6 and Dec 18.

Planning Commission Ukiah Ukiah Valley Burke Hill Calpella Highway 101 York Creek State Street Lake Mendocino Drive Sanford Ranch Road Redemeyer Road Mill Creek Russian River Boonville Road Richard Pyerre Fort Bragg

Massive court reform measure seeks to merge courts in California

Senate backed a broad reform to consolidate Superior Municipal and Justice courts and set a 70 year retirement age for judges. Pay freezes would apply to appellate and superior court judges with limited increases for municipal judges until parity, amid protests over a two year salary freeze and future five percent ceilings.

Sacramento UPI Senate Edmund G. Brown Jr Judiciary Committee Alfred H. Long Monterey Park Brown State Judicial Council Long Supreme Court Mathew O. Tobriner Marshall F. McComb Justice Court Judicial Council

Ukiah Teen Wins Lake Mendocino Lions Student Speaker Contest

Fifteen year old Peter McClintock of Ukiah won the Lake Mendocino Lions Club student speaker contest held at the Palace Hotel. He previously won the Lake Mendocino contest and placed as runner up in the zone. Virginia Dresser, 17, placed second. McClintock and Katie Nicholson advance to the zone finals March 4 at the Manor Inn.

Lions Peter McClintock Ukiah Lake Mendocino Lake Mendocino Lions Jack Holt Phil Boynton Jennifer Harris Don Delahoyde Ukiah High School Harold Berglund Lake Mendocino Lions Club

Supervisors delay decision on intervening in timber suit

Mendocino County supervisors met in closed session to decide whether to join a federal suit filed by the Sierra Club against the U S Forest Service over Six Rivers timber harvesting. No decision was reached after 36 minutes with Assistant District Attorney Tim Steen. A San Francisco hearing is set for April 2.

Board of Supervisors Mendocino County U.S. Forest Service Sierra Club Six Rivers National Forest Tim Steen Forest Service San Francisco National Forest Six Rivers del Norte Humboldt Eel Mad Klamath, Smith, van Duren Trinity Mendocino National Forest del Norte County Mendocino Trinity, Klamath and Shasta A.J. Gray Fort Bragg Covelo

CETA Cutbacks Stir Ukiah Meeting And Subcommittee Action

Ukiah residents gather at the Veterans Memorial building to protest federal CETA cutbacks as the Manpower Planning Council forms a subcommittee. The panel led by Supervisor Jim Eddie and Ukiah City Manager Jim Swayne will meet to set layoff priorities before presenting recommendations to the board.

Ukiah Veterans Memorial CETA Manpower Planning Council Jim Eddie Jim Swayne Ukiah Dave Durfee NCO Dick Green Carl Godec State Employment Development Department Ed Nickerman County Roc MPC Board of Supervisors Ed Huddleston Huddleston Board

Lightenburger announces bid for First Supervisorial district

Charles Red Lightenburger, of Redwood Valley, petitions to run in the June primary. As president and chairman of Sir Charles Inc, he calls for tax relief for retirees, more affordable housing, and job growth in Mendocino County. He criticizes bureaucracy, cites county building department, and notes aims to aid workers families and seniors. He has lived in Ukiah since 1963 and belongs to local Rotary and Lions clubs.

Charles Red” Lightenburger Red Redwood Valley Sir Charles, Inc Mendocino County County Building Department

Nobel winner shocked by government inaction on smoking

UPI reports Nobel Prize winner Renato Dulbecco told a Senate hearing he is shocked by the government’s lack of action to curb cigarette smoking. Lawmakers from tobacco states oppose a proposed four year 9.3 billion health tax on cigarettes to fund medical research and health programs.

Washington UPI Renato Dulbecco Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Gary Hart Colorado Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Wendell Ford Walter Huddleston Senate Labor and Public Welfare Ford Department of Health, Education and Welfare Kennedy Dulbecco

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