Potter Valley district reorganization eyed to ease Ukiah split
Potter Valley officials and supporters urged the State Board of Education to approve a reorganization plan that would dissolve the Unified District, create separate Potter Valley and Ukiah districts, and allow a joint PV-Ukiah high school option if needed. State officials heard testimony in San Mateo as lawmakers sought autonomy and new funding arrangements, with an election set for November.
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Ukiah
Potter Valley
State ‘Board
San Mateo
Pv-Ukiah
Ukiahs
Jevy
Ete
Jim Eddie
Ukiah Unified
Larry Thornton
Pat Brown
Tony Siciliani
Board of Education
State Board
Department of Education
Wholesale prices jump on steel and gas in June
UPI reports the Labor Department shows a 0.4 percent rise in wholesale prices in June led by steel and gasoline costs. The April-June period yields a 6.6 percent annual inflation in wholesale goods, with metals and fuels driving over half of the gain and gasoline fueling a 10 percent fuel price rise.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Ford
Northwestern California Weather Highlights Through Saturday
Mostly fair conditions continue in Northwestern California through Saturday with low clouds and patchy fog along the coast at night and in the mornings, partial clearing by afternoons. Northerly winds up to 15 mph. Fort Bragg temperatures range from 48 to 70 degrees, Ukiah from 59 to 95 degrees.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
LAFCO Delays Betty Lorriane Annexation Plan
The Local Agency Formation Commission postponed action on annexing the Betty and Lorraine Street area into Ukiah to prepare a corrected map for the proposed one and one acre inclusion. Residents attended the hearing as a previous annexation failed after property owners rejected it at polls. City limits currently lie west of the Munson subdivision extending south from Cooper Lane to include parts of Betty Lorraine and Henderson attests to Marlene Street. Totnage Road remains outside the city.
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Lorraine Street
Ukiah
Munson
Cooper ‘Lane
Betty
Lorraine
Henderson
Marlene
Totsnage
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Ride Through New York City
Thousands cheered as the royal couple waved from an open limousine during the Bicentennial state visit. The Britannia arrived at the Battery, a 21 gun salute boomed, and Mayor Beame crowned Elizabeth an honorary New York citizen before tours of Federal Hall Trinity Church and Wall Street.
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UPI
Queen Elizabeth TI
Prince
Philip
Battery
Manhattan
Britannia
Hugh Carey
Angier Biddle Duke
Ple
Federal Hall
Abraham Beame
Gateway of
America
Elizabeth
Former first lady Pat Nixon suffers stroke and poor outlook
Long Beach doctors report Pat Nixon in excellent spirits but in serious condition after a stroke at her San Clemente home. Dr Lungren says two to three days remain critical while Nixon shows left side weakness and slurred speech.
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Long Beach
UPD
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Lungren
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Julie Eisenhower
San Clemente
Jack M. Mosier
Chicago
California
Ronald Reagan
Masier
John Lungren
Mosier
New Tremors Slow Indonesian Relief in Irian Jaya
Reports from Jakarta say fresh earthquakes endanger rescues in a remote Indonesian province where over 9,000 people died in landslides. Rain and fog cloak the Baliem Valley and hinder relief work as tremors shake Naira, where survivors await resettlement.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Baliem
Irian Jaya
West New Guinea
Naira
Christian forces rout leftists from towns
In Beirut region Christian troops routed leftist gunmen from two towns and pressed toward Tripoli. A Syrian column moved south along the coast while Palestinians fought Christian forces near Tripoli. More than 1,000 were killed in Chekka and Amioun amid accusations of civilian massacres.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Tripoli
Tal’ Zaatar
Akkar
Syria
Damascus
Kourah
Chekka
Amioun
Crusaders’ Cross
Drought Devastates Europe As Rain Offers Slim Hope
England sees its first substantial rain in 20 days while Western Europe endures the worst drought in generations. Crops suffer, livestock slaughtered for fodder, and power cuts hit Portugal and Belgium as authorities impose water restrictions. France seeks young volunteers to help irrigation efforts amid canal closures and farmer adjustments.
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London
UPI
England
Denmark
Europe
Celle-les-Bordes
France
Observatore Romano
West Germany
Frankfurt
Biarrizzi
Italy
Scandinavia
Valery Giscard d
Portugal
Lisbon
Belgium
Antwerp
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Larry Laufenberg
Kelsey Creek
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Duane Merrill
Bay Area
Journal
Linda Hedstrom
LAFCO
Betty-Lorraine
New York City
Trinity Church
Wall Street
U.S.D.A
Al's
Trukadero
Lovers Lane
Joseph Canzor Canzoneri
Pat
Bulletin
Paris
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