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Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1975

Page

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Congress urged to raise national debt ceiling to $604 billion

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon asked Congress to lift the debt limit from $495 billion to $531 billion by June 1975 and to $604 billion by June 30, 1976. He cited deficits of $35 billion for 1975 and a peacetime record $50 billion by mid-1976, warning of higher interest rates and tighter credit if approved.

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Sanitarian Arrest Power Questioned by Board

County health officials seek to authorize sanitarians and air pollution staff to issue citations for public health, air quality, and sewer and food handling violations. The board questions the clause allowing arrest without a warrant, noting it redefines citation as an arrest and seeks clarification with Assistant District Attorney Tim Steen.

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Ford pushes oil tariff hike to confront Congress

President Ford moves to sign a proclamation raising crude oil duties by 1 dollar per barrel on February 1, 2 dollars on March 1, and 3 dollars on April 1, aiming to press Congress for action amid sharp Democratic opposition and claims of national security implications.

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PG&E official warns no alternatives to nuclear plants

PG&E public information officer Kit Newton warned that there are no viable near term power options aside from nuclear energy. He argued imposing a nuclear shift is essential to avoid higher rates and greater fossil fuel use while detailing cost pressures and limited hydro and gas supplies.

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Vinifera to Fund Mendocino College Feasibility Study

Andrew Beckstoffer of Vinifera, Inc will finance a feasibility study to assess placing permanent academic vocational programs at Mendocino State Hospital instead of building a new campus. An architectural engineering specialist will be hired to work with current college architects, with Mendocino College providing program projections and space needs. The college board indicated cooperation and interest in the results.

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County heads to hear Robin White at annual banquet

Elective and appointive county department heads meet tomorrow at the Manor Inn for a banquet and fun night. Robin White of Mendocino will speak on a northern California List state secession movement. Dennis Denny will MC, with Ted Eriksen Jr, Webb Brown, and Al Beltrami directing dinner. Special board invites extend to members and wives.

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Fort Bragg plywood plant to reopen under LP plan

Louisiana Pacific announces the Fort Bragg plywood plant will reopen Monday as part of a market driven restart. About 90 employees will return to a five day forty hour schedule, with full department operation from green end to final shipping. The lumber market remains weak and Alderpoint Covelo mills stay closed.

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