California unemployment drops under national rate in May
California’s jobless rate fell to 6.9 percent in May the first time in 17 years it trailed the national rate. Total employment reached 9,297,600 as unemployment eased by 0.9 point from 7.8 percent, though the B 1 bomber halt could cost about 8,000 aerospace jobs nationwide.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
Paul, Warnke
Soviet Union
Opine
Washington
Warnke
United States
Partial quashing of Grader subpoenas by Superior Court
Superior Judge Jack Golden orders that FPPC subpoenas to Ocean Traders Grader Fish Co and Fiat Lit records be narrowed but require attendance and production of documents showing transfers totaling 16 500 15 000 and 15 000 from 1974. The ruling covers alleged campaign contributions and asserts lawyer client privilege and jurisdiction questions. The article also reports California unemployment at 6 9 percent in June with record job gains across sectors and a workforce over 10 million.
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Jack Golden
Lake County
Duces Tecum
Fair Political Practices Commission
William Grader
Fort Bragg
Ocean Traders Inc
Grader Fish Company
Public Land Association Inc
Grader
Dept. 1
Superior Court
Bodega Harbour
Fort Bragg and
Noyo
Robert Miller
Mendelsohn
Miller
Yadega Bay
Zankich
Louise Drob
San Pedro
Don Kates Jr
San Francisco
Judge Golden
FPPC
Bank of America
Sausalito
Wanda Zankich
Wanda Zankich i
Golden
Ocean Traders
Public Land Association
Petersen, Lonergan and Larson
McDonald, Belson and Kelly
FRPC
Ukiah Unified board approves tentative budget
Trustees review a publication budget showing an $81,585 deficit for 1977-78 with total expenditures of $9,597,091. Teaching and related salaries total $7,552,225 based on current year raises, without new negotiated schedules. Final budget timing depends on state funds and possible program cuts.
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New
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Ray Worster
Murphy
Pear Tree Center and Kmart to Dedicate in Ukiah
Pear Tree Center will officially dedicate at 9 15 a m tomorrow with a ribbon cutting at 9 30 a m in front of Kmart as the new shopping complex opens. Local business leaders including Center developer Alex Thomas and Chamber of Commerce manager Bil Alvernaz will attend along with Mayor Jack Simpson and Kmart manager Mark Mers.
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Pear Tree
Ukiah Area
Kmart
E. Perkins Street
Len Garrison
Alex Thomas
Bil Alvernaz
Greater Ukiah
Chamber of Commerce
Mers
Pear Tree Center
Ernie’s Liquors
Mary’s Hallmark Shop
Trend O
Rick’s Donuts
Nu-Life
County approves new planning brochures and CETA study
County officials announce colorful brochures on building permits mobile home permits and planning guides funded by a 6000 contract with Siciliani and Siciliani. Board backs a one year 70000 CETA labor market analysis despite potential conflicts of interest raised by Supervisor Barbero.
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Potter Valley
Siciliani
Board of Supervisors
Tony Siciliani
Jim Eddie
John Cimolino
al Barbero
Tom MonPere
Barbero
Hydesto County
Huddleston
CETA
MonPere
Redwood Associates
Louis Delsol
John Cimelino
Cimelino
Ukiah Board weighs light upgrades funding for Anton Stadium
The Ukiah Unified district will study alternatives to a $20,000 City of Ukiah joint renovation plan for Anton Stadium lighting. Mendocino College and the city may explore other financing terms while night football for the 1977 season is considered.
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Ukiah
City of Ukiah
Mendocino College
Anton Stadium
Board of Education
Ukiah Unified
Supt
W.O. Murphy
Anton
Mendocino Community College
Meridocino College
Pete DeVries
W.C. Murphy
Murphy
Ukiahi
Candice Cannon
San Quentin riots leave three dead in racially charged violence
At San Quentin Prison 2320 inmates were placed under lockdown after three convicts died and three more were badly injured in chain of black white fights. A prison spokesman called lockdown standard procedure for incidents of this magnitude.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
San Quentin Prison
Mike Luxford
Northwestern California Fair With Fog and Inland Warmth
A weather update notes patchy low clouds and fog along the coast through Thursday with slightly warmer inland by Thursday. Northerly winds will be gusty, strongest in the far north this afternoon. Fort Bragg readings around 48 to 66 and Ukiah 54 to 97.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
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Martin Glick
State Employment Development Department
Glick
Jose
TV & Antenna Service
Carnegie
Zack
Byron
Bud
Thompson
Carnegie Area
Daily. Journal
St. Ukiah
Planning Department
Siciliani and
General Plan Advisory Committees
Quentin Killings
Rockwood, Tenn
Rockwood
Sheriff's Department
Elwood
Ind
Indiana
Otis R. Bowen
James T. Smith
Essex International Corp
Bowen
Carol Frye
United Auto Workers
Mendocino van & Storage
Mason ST
Uriah
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