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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
2
Ukiah Daily Journal notes Noah’s age at 600 years at the time of the ark’s completion, while the text does not specify how long the ark’s construction took.
This sixth article explains the fuel supply situation, the challenges faced by the petroleum industry, and efforts underway to resolve them, aiming to inform Pearson's Chevron Service customers.
Officials warn that to keep pace with rising demand the United States must build six new refineries yearly through 1980, each capable of 150,000 barrels per day at a minimum cost of 250 million dollars.
Many U.S. refineries run on sweet crudes from domestic fields. Production has declined recently. Economic incentives have not spurred enough exploration for new reserves. Environmental opposition to offshore drilling and the Alaska pipeline has further limited domestic supply.
The text argues that importing sufficient foreign refined products is needed in the short term to meet demand, but notes that foreign refining capacity is limited and securing accessible, reasonably priced supplies may be difficult.
The FTC charges eight largest oil firms with monopolistic production and marketing practices that raised gasoline prices and contributed to shortages. Exxon Texaco Gulf Mobil Standard Oil of California Indiana Chicago Shell and Atlantic Richfield face 30 days to respond. case could go to adjudication if denied.
Wall Street reports third quarter growth may outpace April June gains with auto production up 21 percent. Silver stocks seen as lucrative as inflation boosts value, while housing remains a protective, but inflation influenced, investment. Dollar weakness discussed with mixed international implications.
FIRST CALIFORNIA COMPANY lists shares at 302 South School St Ukiah with a market report showing Dow Jones near 902 as Phase IV economic program stirs trading. NYSE turnover exceeds 6.7 million in two hours. Cordura, Metromedia and AT&T warrants lead activity amid mixed advances and declines.
The Mendocino Conservation and Planning Foundation will hold its annual meeting Saturday at Russian Gulch State Park in Mendocino. At 4 p.m. Mildred Benioff will chair the corporate business meeting as directors report on the year’s planning and environmental aims and a barbecue salmon dinner is served before a Coastal Zone Conservation Commission panel discussion.
Dick W. Austin a 54 year old Ukiah area rancher died Monday in a Ukiah hospital from an apparent heart attack. A World War II veteran born in Tawa he lived in Ukiah 27 years and was a member of Abell Lodge 146 F and AM and Ukiah B P CO Elks Lodge 1728. Funeral services at 10 30 a m tomorrow at Eversole Mortuary with Rev. Travis Hyatt officiating. Burial at Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa. Memorial contributions may go to the Heart Fund. He is survived by wife Pat two children Philip and David brothers Averal of Potter Valley and Ernest of Santa Fe.
Lakeport three people face welfare fraud charges with Aug. 24 court dates in Lake County Justice Court. Raymond Poole 28 Pamela Poole 23 and Winifred Ramirez 50 are alleged to have unreported earnings in 1972 totaling 1015 dollars for Poole and 890 dollars for Ramirez while on welfare rolls. Poole couple and Ramirez were released on their own recognizance after voluntary surrender. the welfare investigation was led by Duane Stewart with charges issued by District Attorney Dave Luce.
Joseph Sinbaldi, 49, Clearlake Highlands, was booked on assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly attaching a knife to a six foot metal tube and slashing George Fisher, who a half inch cut on the hand, during an altercation tied to Fisher’s German shepherd. The incident occurred about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday as Sinbaldi rode past the residence on a bicycle.
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