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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1974

Page

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Nixon addresses Soviets on TV from Kremlin

President Nixon told the Soviet people in a televised Kremlin address that U.S. Soviet relations have changed dramatically but many difficulties remain in controlling strategic nuclear arms. He signaled limited progress on MIRV deployment and possible hurdles in a broader arms agreement with Brezhnev.

Moscow UPI Nixon Kremlin U.S Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Brezhnev White House Ronald L. Ziegler Alexei N.kosygin Nikolai V. Podgorny Middle East Europe Grand Kremlin Palace Soviet Union United States Khatyn Minsk

Fire Calls Report From Mendocino County District

Monday fire and ambulance activity includes an ambulance transport of Jan Summers to Mendocino Community Hospital from the courthouse at 2 17 p m and a kitchen fire at 560 Talmage Rd Apt N causing moderate damage and smoke throughout the unit belonging to Lassie Lang with owner Jack Cox later, an ambulance transfer of Gloria Bennett to Mendocino Community Hospital at 8 30 p m, and a grass fire on Masonite Corp property near 101 freeway and North State St with no damage.

Mendocino County Jan Summers Mendocino Community Hospital Talmage Rd Apt. N Lassie Lang Jack Cox Gloria Bennett North State St Masonite Corp

Mendocino College Eyes Used Trailers for Ukiah Campus

Mendocino College reports Butte College has accepted a bid of 19 300 for eight used 1 by 50 foot trailers to be used as temporary classrooms. The deal saves roughly 48 000 to 72 000 compared with eight new units, though moving costs are not included.

Pete DeVries Mendocino College Today Butte College Durham Walt Robie College Busine Ukiah Pres DeVries Butte Robie al Schlueter Jack Briggs Schlueter Mendocino College Sacramento Capitol Pres. DeVries Mendocino College Board

Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal Route

The paper notes its carrier is collecting today and asks customers to help by paying upon first call. Motor routes require payment for three months in advance to continue service.

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Transportation draft plan adopted by county agency

The draft transportation element of the regional plan was adopted by Mendocino County's transportation planning agency. The plan proposes a pilot bus route along an inverted L from Gualala to Ukiah with possible spurs and allocates 100000 for the pilot. A five member committee will review differences before final state approval.

Transportation Planning Agency State Department of Transportation Citizens and Technical Advisory Committee TPA Gualala Point Arena Fort Bragg Willits Ukiah Anderson Valley Covelo Augie Avila Mendocino County

Subdivision up before Co planners for Ackerman Creek project

The Mendocino County planning commission will review an environmental impact report and consider a zone change and use permit Thursday at 10 30 a m for the 94 unit Ackerman Creek subdivision north of Ukiah The site is on the north side of Pinoleville Drive west of Highway 101 Lin W Ford the applicant seeks planned development zoning In other business the panel will hear an impact report at 2 p m for the Rancho Mendocino mobile home park north of Ukiah on Lake Mendocino Drive James Strong seeks a zone change at 9 05 a m on Hill Road to agricultural conservation zoning The zoological gardens and petting zoo were proposed at Mendocino Pass Road in Round Valley

Ackerman Creek Ukiah County Planning Commission Pinoleville Drive Highway 101 Lin W. Ford Rancho Mendocino Lake Mendocino Drive James Strong Round Valley Hill Road Strong Mendocino Pass

Record $41.9 Million Jump in Mendocino County Assessments

Mendocino County Assessor W L ee Brown delivered the 1974-75 assessment roll showing a total gross increase of $41,869,210 over 1973-74. More parcels were valued this year, including Ukiah, Fort Bragg, Redwood Valley, Willits area, and coast properties, plus reappraisal of standing timber and growing inventories. Inflation and higher sale values drive the rise. homeowners exemptions total $16,914,200 and business inventories $7,395,380.

Mendocino W. Lee Brown Bob” Shore Brown Ukiah City of Fort Bragg Redwood Valley Greater Willits

Peron Remembered in Buenos Aires Mourning

Tens of thousands lined Avenida de Mayo as an artillery caisson bore the body of Juan D. Peron to the National Assembly for two days of mourning before his state funeral. President Isabel Peron led the nation in prayer and vigils, with 100000 mourners outside the Blue Room. The crowd sang and wept, while Franco sent condolences from Spain.

Buenos’ Aires UPI Avenida de Mayo Peron National Assembly Juan D. Peron U.S. Capitol Maria Estela Isabel) Peron Buenos Aires Antonio Coggiano Pssto Senate Congressional Isabelita Panama City Isabel Francisco Franco Spain

Mourners honor Mrs King Sr as King family tragedy widens

Hundreds fill Ebenezer Baptist Church to mourn Alberta King and a deacon killed in a Sunday service. FBI probes possible conspiracy linked to a group called The Troop, with reports the gunman claimed a divine mission and targeted King Sr. as part of broader threats to black ministers.

Atlanta UPI Ebenezer Baptist Church Martin Luther King Sr FBI Chenault Ohio King South Columbus Jacob Dayton Alberta King Ebenezer Edward Boykin

Journal's want ad department closed for July 4 holiday

The Daily Journal announces its classified ad department will be closed Thursday July 4 for the holiday while the paper publishes as usual. Deadline for want ads to appear Friday July 5 is moved to Wednesday at 5 p.m. All city county state and federal offices will be closed Thursday along with Ukiah banks and most downtown and shopping center businesses.

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