Ukiah Unified reviews progress on middle school plan
At a Tuesday board meeting the Ukiah Unified board discussed a revised completion target of September 1978 for full middle school implementation serving grades 6 7 and 8. The session covered cost projections and a district budget guideline review while Wren outlined a team teaching model and multimedia provisions for the new program.
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Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Ukiah Unified
Donald DeMartini
Supt
W.O. Murphy
Roger Wren
Wren
Ukiah Middle School
Mendocino County sees child abuse referrals rise sharply
Social Services Director Dennis Denny reports 244 referrals in 1976 for child abuse or neglect, surpassing 1973's 226. Of 244 families, 384 children required protective services, with emphasis on emergency foster placements and public education. The issue cited as the department’s top priority amid funding and policy concerns.
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Mendocino County
Dennis Denny
Board of Supervisors
Denny
Department
Child Protective Services Division
CPS
Northwestern California Weather Update Forecast
Rain Likely tonight then scattered showers Thursday as cooling lowers snow levels to about 2000 feet. Fort Bragg 40 to 48 Ukiah 38 with data spanning February 1977 and February 1976 showing highs and lows. Last year rainfall 11.46 inches. High tide 2 52 a.m. Low tide 9 52 a.m.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Hi' Lo
Hi Lo
Ukiah High Student Wins Lions Club Speakers Contest
Ukiah junior Ken Kauffman, 16, won the Redwood Empire Lions Club student speakers contest at the Manor Inn and advances to the zone speak off next month. He defeated Mark Ganter and John Mihalyo in the three speaker field.
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Ken Kauffman
Center
al Norris
Redwood Empire Lions
Norris
Tom
Neil
Mark Ganter
John Mihalyo
Journal
Raymond
Redwood Empire Lions Club
Manor Inn
Larry Kauffman
Speakorf
Ganter
Moose Ganter
Ukiah
Mihalyo
Ukiahi
Richard Mihalyo
Ukiah Lions
Zack's
Lake Mendocino
Vichy bridge in Vichy County slated for replacement
County supervisors moved to replace the Vichy bridge over the Russian River within three years. Public Works Director Budge Campbell recommended funding engineering studies, prioritizing the project, and pursuing federal funds while adding road improvements and widening the new span to 40 feet. The bridge serves Deerwood Redemeyer Road Vichy Springs and Regina Heights and was built in 1952.
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Vichy
Russian River
Public Works
Budge Campbell
Campbell
Deerwood
Redemeyer Road
Vichy Springs
Regina Heights
Sanford Ranch Road
Watson Road
Lake Mendocino Drive
Caltrans
Federal Aid Urban Committee
FAU
Ukiah Public Works
al Kruth
Ukiah forms steering panel for General Plan update
Ukiah city begins review and amendment of the General Plan adopted in 1974. A nine member steering committee with representatives from county and city agencies business and citizen groups will meet biweekly at 7 pm in council chambers to guide the 18 month revision process and encourage citizen participation.
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City of
Ukiah
Ukiah Valley
Planning Commission
Clyde Oakes
al Barbero
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
Susan Johnson
Mendocino County Planning Commission
Jack Cox
Ukiah Business Community
Gay Thomas
Ukiah Citizenry
Ira Brannon
Jack Simpson
Ukiah City Council
Martha Harmon
al Norris
Ukiah Planning Commission
Council Chambers
W. Church
Mike Harris
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Coastal Public Defender
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Robert Petersen
Alameda County
United Airlines
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