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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1975

Page

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Ford readies economic energy package in televised briefing

President Ford prepared proclamations to raise import oil duties by 3 per barrel and retroactively apply a 12 percent investment credit on business taxes. He outlined aims to curb inflation, expand plant hiring, and boost energy conservation in a 1975 news conference with aides and economic officials.

Washington UPI Ford Congress White House Roy Ash Alan Greenspan Council of Economic Advisers L. Willman Seidman Treasury William Simon Simon

Dorothy Bechtel Named Chamber of Commerce Citizen of Year

Dorothy Bechtel dubbed a "human dynamo" earned the Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year at a Saturday installation. Her service includes organizing the Firebelles in 1950, PTA leadership, church roles, and community aid. her family attended as the award was announced.

Human Dynamo Dorothy Bechtel Chamber Greater Ukiah Bechtels Dorothy Firebelles Auxiliary Sandelin Bechtel Coyote Dam Methodist Church Coyote Valley Frank Zeek PTA Bob Axt Lu McRee Bud Randall Pacific Gas and Electric McRee Iver Suess E. Perkins Street Sueis Gladys Pickle Jack Cox Larry Artman Bill Fernandez Thom Parducci Larry Lynch Dave Spencer Bill Fowler Artman Bill Howland Lee Enemark Nick Shutz Jack MacNab Fernandez Randall Chamber of Commerce Lee Sandelin

Mao's new constitution cements power and signals world war warning

Hong Kong dispatch reports Chinese Premier Chou En-lai confirming Mao Tse-tung as commander in chief under a new constitution abolishing the head of state post. Chou warns that a new world war is forming as the United States and Soviet Union clash, urging global preparation and unity.

Hong Kong UPI Chou En-lai Chou National People’s Congress Mao Tse-tung NPC New China News Agency United States Soviet Union Europe China Mao Communist Party

Arabs Free Eight Hostages After Orly Seige Flight To Baghdad

Three Arab gunmen released eight French hostages after a 17 hour siege at Orly Field and fled aboard the Chateau de Compiegne to Baghdad aboard an Air France 707. The hijackers and hostages had been barricaded since Sunday afternoon as police pursued the incident tied to El Al jetliners.

Paris UPI Baghdad Air France Rome Mediterannean Beirut Iraq Naguib Abdel Hamid Kadry Valery Giscard d Aitackers Orly Field Tel Aviv el al Israel el al Palestine Liberation Organization Israel PLO Western Europe Michel Poniatowski Thy France Poniatowski

County Board Set to Tackle Broad CETA Agenda

County supervisors begin a lengthy Tuesday session at 10 am at the courthouse with major focus on federally funded CETA programs. A Civil Service Commission report details positions under CETA and the administrator will provide a status update and space allocations for new hires. Bruce Levene to present a Mendocino County Bicentennial history proposal at 3 15 pm. Public Works Director Campbell to report on Branscomb Road walkway at 1 30 pm.

Civil Service Commission Public Defender Bruce Levene Mendocino County Public Works Budge Campbell Branscomb Road

California lawmakers push to end oil depletion allowance

California legislators consider AB117 to end the oil depletion allowance, raising about 50 million dollars in annual state revenue. A drinking age amendment ACA15 would drop the limit to 18 if approved by voters. Senate bills SB29 and SB50 would provide up to 450 million and 300 million respectively in low interest housing loans for low and middle income families. Finance Director Roy Bell to testify on the governor's 11.3 billion budget.

Sacramento UPS California Ronald Reagan Assembly Senate Bill Lockyer D-San Leandro Revenue and Taxation Committee Edmund G. Brown Jr Robert C. Cline Northridge Judiciary Committee George N. Zenovich Fresno George Moscone San Francisco Roy Bell Finance Committee

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