Ford edges Reagan Carter wins big in New Hampshire
Ford won a narrow Republican victory over Reagan while Carter captured the Democratic front-runner label with a solid win in New Hampshire. With 98 percent counted, Ford led Reagan by about 1,000 votes in a tight race. Carter led Udall Bayh Harris and Shriver in the Democratic tally as Humphrey floated a non-candidacy.
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Ukiah High pool to be public use with wide access
Ukiah Unified district officials assured Tuesday night the proposed Ukiahi pool will be publicly accessible and not just for elite swimmers. They envision a large, multi-use facility for recreation, instructional and competitive swimming, with hours across mornings, after school, evenings, and weekends. The plan includes solar heating study, campus adaptation for 6-7-8 graders, and adjusted PE schedules as seniors opt for non PE credits.
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Public Forum on Fluoridation Likely Draws Citywide Interest
A fluoridation public forum will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Mendocino County Library. The event ties to the March 2 ballot and is co sponsored by the Ukiah Community Center Ukiah League of Women Voters the American Association of University Women and the Ukiah Business and Professional Women. Panelists include Dr Donald Vidmar Ukiah dentist David Maxon Tim Day and Dr Daniel Corrigan from the State Department of Public Health.
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Courthouse to add sprinkler system and extra exit
Supervisors cleared a plan to install a courthouse sprinkler system and add a second exit from the third floor jail after a meeting with state fire marshal representatives. Aims include constructing a maximum security detention facility on Low Gap Road and housing options with neighboring counties if needed.
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Violence reports dominate Argentina and Kissinger tour ends
BUENOS AIRES violence claims sharpen as guerrillas and security forces engage in deadly incidents leaving 91 killed this year and over 800 last year. In Washington Kissinger returns from a six nation Latin American tour and plans a week before congressional committees on the State Department budget.
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Weather Update for Northwestern California and Coastal Areas
Rain likely at times north through Thursday with partial cloud cover and showers south tonight. Rain becomes likely south at times Thursday. Fort Bragg tops 56 with 42 overnight. Ukiah 56/42. Gale warning along Cape Mendocino for southerly winds and small craft advisory southward.
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Water district faces protest over septic plan in Laytonville
Laytonville residents swarm a county board meeting to protest the Laytonville water district plan for a new septic system. Speakers claim spending on engineering, lack of public access to meetings, and potential environmental issues threaten water quality. Supervisors vote to audit funds, notify health officials, clarify district boundaries, and consider actions on a future election once a lawsuit over the annexation sought is resolved.
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County lays off CETA workers amid child care fears
Mendocino County supervisors adopt a four month CETA layoff schedule while waiting for Manpower Planning Council input on non county workers. The plan, triggered by funding shifts, would affect 30 CDC children and many low income families who rely on center staff for care.
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Ukiah Daily Journal Carrier Seeks Timely Collections
The paper carrier asks readers to settle payments when first contacted to ensure smooth delivery and uninterrupted service. He emphasizes prompt collection during today’s route and values customer cooperation to maintain dependable newspaper delivery.
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