Nixon lifts Phase IV food price freeze most lifting for food
The Phase IV plan cuts food price controls, lifting the beef and health care fee freeze and signaling a quick rise in food costs. Officials expect higher prices but not uniform across sectors, with meat output delayed by crops and a gradual return to level in 1974.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Herbert L. Stein
Stein
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Dunlop
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Taxable sales soar in Mendocino County first quarter 1973
State Board of Equalization reports a 21.7 percent rise to 32.547 million in Mendocino County for Q1 1973, led by Ukiah with 10.649 million, Fort Bragg 4.178 million, Willits 4.899 million, and Point Arena 219 thousand. Gasoline tax extension drives about 45 percent of growth. ignoring gas, growth stands at 8.9 percent.
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Mendocino County
State Board of Equalization
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Willits
Point Arena
California
William M. Bennett
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco Bay Area
New Talks Hint at Long Peace in Asia Under New Policies
Secretary of State Rogers said U S military policies and relaxing ties with China could yield peace for Asia through the century. He noted no immediate troop withdrawal from South Korea, with 42,000 U S troops there, to be reduced only gradually. Rogers spoke in Seoul on day two of his visit, planning talks with President Park Chung-hee and a UN debate on Korea.
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Seoul
API
William P. Rogers
U.S
China
Asia
United States
Pacific
South Korea
Rogers
Park Chung-hee
United Nations
Residents seek city hearing on Ukiah Trap Club lease
About 150 Regina Heights residents pressed Ukiah officials to oppose renewing the Ukiah Valley Trap Club lease for the East Gobbi site citing weekend gun noise. A public hearing date is to be set after council review, likely by Aug 15, with both sides to present evidence and discuss noise mitigation.
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Jim Luther
Barry Wood
Regina Heights
Ukiah Valley
Pam Berman
George Sullivan
Erickson
Ukiah
Ukiah Valley Trap Club
Gobbs Street
Jack Simpson
Luther
City Council
East Gobbi
Hillside
Listening Council
Acousis Company
Sensory Sciences
Karl D. Kryter
Ukiah approves 1973-74 budget with tax relief plan
Ukiah City Council acts to erase the 16 cent bond redemption tax for water system improvements, trimming general tax from 1.16 to 1.00 per 100. approves 4,109,002 spending, $211,059 below preliminary, preserves 27 cent parking tax, and raises business license fees.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah
Jim Swayne
Sterling Norgard
Ralph Buxton
Swayne
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy Homes
City Planning Commission
Oak Manor
Ukiah Union High School
Ray Worster
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Norgard
Worster
Jughandle Creek National Monument plan gains county support
Mendocino County supervisors back congressional action to create a Jughandle Creek National Monument above Caspar. The board seeks compensation for loss of property tax revenue and urges prompt action, while planning to approve a resolution of support at next Tuesday's meeting. The 850 acre site includes land from Jackson State Forest Caspar Lumber Co and others, with the ecological staircase and pygmy forest noted as key features.
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Mendocino
Jughandle Creek National Monument
Don Clausen
Caspar
Congress
Planning Commission
Federal Parks and Monuments
Tim Steen
Harry Wakerley
Caspar Lumber Company
Ernie Banker
Wakerley
Caspar Lumber
David Barnes
Jughandle Inn
Jughandle Creek
Burger
Hans Jenny
Department of the Interior
San Francisco
Bureau of Land Management
Jackson State Forest
Caspar Lumber Co
Elizabeth Burger
Pacific Holiday Lodge Corporation
Institute of Man In Nature
Man In Nature
Holiday Lodge
United States
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Bennett
Residents Petition Council
Ukiah Trap Club
Washington Ave
Don Burgess
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