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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1974

Page

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Willits Jail Deficiencies Prompt Local Reforms Say Police Chief

Willits Police Chief George Koehler defends post 1972 Grand Jury findings while detailing improvements at the Willits jail. He cites a four hour confinement limit, new shower, reduced inmates per cell, and two hot meals daily as steps taken after POST recommendations.

Willits George Koehler Mendocino County Grand Jury Koehler Peace Officers Sandards and Training POST Fort Bragg California Council On Criminal Justice Richard Mattern Francis Gibson Gibson Edgar A.smith Board of Corrections Smith

Timber cutting permit appeal in California coast area

Jack Cox of Ukiah and Lois Tracy obtained a timber cutting permit from the North Coast Regional Coast Commission for 65 acres south of Big River and east of Highway 1. A 60 day continuance was granted to await state commitment on purchasing 30 acres for Mendocino Headlands park. Terry Johnson appealed the decision. a San Francisco hearing was held yesterday.

California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Jack Cox Ukiah Lois Tracy North Coast Regional Coast Commission Big River Highway 1 Terry Johnson Mendocino State Commission San Francisco State Department of Parks“ and Recreation Cox Commission

Ukiah Warmth Rises To 28 By Noon

Ukiah experienced frigid conditions with a morning low of 24 degrees as fog lingered over the valley. By noon the temperature reached 28 degrees marking a four degree rise and mirroring yesterday's noon high. A forecast from United Press International predicts rising clouds and possible rain late Friday or Saturday.

Energy Chief Forms Task Force to Audit Refineries

Washington (UPI) Energy Chief William E. Simon created a task force from the Internal Revenue Service and the Federal Energy Office to audit price, profit and supply records of every U.S. petroleum refinery. The move aims to verify refinery reports, justify price increases and pursue an independent reporting system on inventories, with teams visiting corporate offices and firms up to four times yearly. The plan covers all 140 refineries and follows criticism over data accuracy amid the energy crisis.

Washington UPI William E. Simon Simon Internal Revenue Service FEC United States FEO Gallup Nixon

Selection of college site delayed for 15 days

Men Docino College trustees extended the final site decision to January 23 after granting 15 extra days to gather more feasibility data on three proposed sites Redwood Valley York Ranch and Willits The board authorized Harding Lawson and Associates to conduct soil surveys evaluate on site sewage plant feasibility water supply costs and wells and storage equipment costs for fire protection The state plans to fund about 67 percent of site and construction costs with final site proposal due January 30 and possible amendment within 18 months if a chosen site proves infeasible

Glenn Erickson Board of Trustees Mendocino College Redwood Valley South York Ranch Wyllits Harding, Lawson and Associates Santa Rosa Pete DeVries Sacramento DeVries Bob Axt York Ranch Willits Bob Harrah Water Quality Control Board Doug Flautt Axt Flautt Lou Fortin Boonville

Reagan proposes record nine point eight one billion California budget

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan unveils a record 9.81 billion state budget with a projected 272 million surplus to cushion energy impacts. Major items include 7 percent state employee raises, 19.9 million for a new Fremont area school for the deaf and blind, 8.5 percent UC funding increase, 8 percent for state colleges, and return to one license plate. The plan rejects wholesale cuts but forecasts a 272 million tax surplus by July 1975 amid an expected revenue dip from the energy crisis.

Sacramento UPI Ronald Reagan Reagan San Quentin University of California California Federal Avenue Willie Brown Jr Ways and Means Committee Fremont Department of Corrections San Quentien

Oil firms interlock on bank boards threaten oil competition

A Washington study by Stanley H. Ruttenberg & Associates for MEBA finds extensive interlocking directorships between major oil companies and large banks and insurers. The report claims these overlaps enable coordinated action and reduced competition among 18 top oil firms, listing connections like Bank of America with Standard of California Union Oil and Getty Oil and Chase Manhattan with Standard Oil of Indiana Atlantic Richfield and Exxon.

Washington UPI Stanley H. Ruttenberg Ruttenberg Bank of America Standard of California Union Oil Getty Oil Bankers Trust Mobil Continental Oil Chase Manhattan Bank Standard Oil of Indiana Atlantic Richfield Diamond Shamrock Exxon Chemical Bank Texaco Amerada Hess Continental Bank of Illinois Universal Oil Products Crocker National Bank California First Boston Bank Commonwealth Oil First Chicago Bank First National City Bank Shell’ Oil Phillips Petroleum Hanover Trust Cities Service Fallon ‘National Bank Gulf Oil Morgan Guaranty Security Pacific Bank Kerr-McGhee Western ’ Bancorporation Standard Oil of California

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