Kissinger Says Force Not Ruled Out If Oil Strangles World
Secretary of State Kissinger in a Business Week interview says force would be considered only in the gravest emergency if oil supplies were strangled. He warns against action over prices but flags potential risks with Soviet reaction and Arab-Israeli conflict.
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Kissinger
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Business Week
State Department
Puerto Rico
U.S
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Banker rails at Sacramento over defender funds repayment
Ernie Banker from Mendocino County criticizes state auditors for demanding 254 from a three year period in reimbursements to the public defender's office. He blasts the move as a farce while County Administrator Al Beltrami and others align with Sacramento. reimbursements stop until July each year.
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Ernie Banker
State Capitol
Sacramento
Mendocino County
Public Defender’s Office
al. Beltrami
Public Defender
LAFCO to Examine Spheres Report Monday
First district supervisor Burgess Williams urges citizens to attend the Local Agency Formation Commission meeting at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the courthouse supervisor chambers. The session opens with a public hearing on the freshly completed Spheres of Influence report covering cities.
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Burgess Williams
Local Agency Formation Commission
Supervisors
LAFCO
Williams
Georgia Pacific to resume Wkiah particleboard plant operations
Georgia-Pacific will reopen its Wkiah particleboard plant Tuesday with 60 employees on a three shift schedule through Friday. The plant closed in December due to weak demand and faces a variable outlook as orders dictate production.
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Georgia-Pacific
Wkiah
G-P
December unemployment soars to 7.1 percent nationwide
The Labor Department reports 6.5 million unemployed in December, up 560,000 from November, marking the highest rate in 17 years and the steepest month rise since 1960. First National City Bank raises its prime rate from 10 to 10 percent amid worsening recession.
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Labor Department
Ford
Congress
Afl-Cio
George
Meany
Washington
America
Commerce Department
Watergate defendants plan appeals amid sentencing prep
The Watergate cover up trial concluded but appeals loom for four Nixon aides John Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mardian. Sentencing interviews begin as grand juries continue and other prosecutions advance. President Ford declines comment on convictions while Ehrlichman defends the trial as political. Unemployment and production data signal economic strain prompting possible tax cuts and energy measures.
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Washington
UPI
John N. Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert C. Mardian
Richard Nixon
John J. Sirica
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
John B. Connally
Texas
U.S. Treasury
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
C. G
Bebe"’ Rebozo
Watergate
Ford
Ehrlichman
NBC
District of Columbia
Mobile park gains EIS approval near Calpella
The county planning commission accepted the environmental impact report for a 41 space mobile home park on 4.45 acres northeast of Calpella. William Fleming plans a three stage build on East Side Road near Marina Drive and Highway 20, with retaining walls and a separating fence required. A neighbor protested traffic and water concerns, and conditions include a water storage tank and a minimum gallons per minute water delivery.
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Calpella
County Planning Commission
William Fleming
Fleming
East Side Road
Marina Drive
Vineyard
Dinner Honors Renno Bartolomie at Redwood Valley Event
A dinner Saturday at the Broiler Steak House in Redwood Valley honors Renno Bartolomie as he winds up 20 years with Mendocino County. Superior Judge Tim O'Brien serves as master of ceremonies. Don Striepeke and Dave Guild, longtime friends, are among speakers. Social hour follows.
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Broiler
Redwood Valley
Mendocino County
Tim O'Brien
Don Striepeke
Sonoman County
Dave
Guild of
Fort Bragg
Public Assistance Rises to 16 Percent in County
Social Service Director Dennis Denny says about 16.4 percent of the county population on local welfare rolls receive cash grants medical aid or food stamps not counting federally funded programs for old age aid to the blind and disabled. Coast areas account for most recipients and applications surge creating a “paper blizzard” while looming budget strains and possible state federal takeover of programs prompt board review.
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Social Services
Dennis Denny
Denny
Legislative Committee
Harvey Sawyers
Pia
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