Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Turkish Fleet Sails Toward Island
Turkish battle fleets depart Mersin heading toward Cyprus amid rising tensions. UPI reports show Athens, NATO, and the UN rushing to defuse the crisis as Makarios seeks U.N. support and Greece-Turkey deploy forces along borders. Washington responds with high level diplomacy led by Kissinger and Sisco as Ankara weighs invasion.
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United Press International
Mersin
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
Athens
NATO
United Nations
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
San Clemente
Joseph Sisco
U.S
Makarios
New York
U.N. Security Council
Council
U.S. Navy
Sead T
Axtyetica
Mediter
Britain
Hermes
UPI
John Lawton
Orhan Birgit
Doar signals impeachment recommendation to House panel
Special Counsel John M. Doar told the House Judiciary Committee he would recommend impeachment of President Nixon on one or more articles. Rep. Wiley Mayne said Doar cited obstruction of justice as a factor and noted the evidence could warrant impeachment. The committee prepares to debate articles as counsel for the defense outlines opposing views and a partial Nixon-Haldeman tape transcript surfaces.
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Washington
UPI
John M. Doar
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Wiley Mayne
Iowa
Doar
Mayne
Dear
Sam Garrison
Garrison
James D. St. Clair
H.R. Haldeman
GOP
Rodino
Nixon-Haldeman
Hunt
St. Clair
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
Economy Slump Deepens amid Rising Prices in June
Washington reports show consumer prices up one percent in June, with a year-over-year rise of 11.1 percent. Wholesale inflation at 14.5 percent and GNP-based inflation at 8.8 percent reflect broad cost increases. Real weekly earnings for rank-and-file workers fell 3.8 percent, despite higher hourly pay, due to inflation. The CPI reached 147.1 driven by cars, medical costs, mortgage interest, durables, and fruit.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
House
Carl Albert
Congress
General Plan routed back to the Ukiah council
After a two hour public hearing at Veterans hall the Ukiah planning commission reaffirmed that the west side of the freeway should allow commercial development while the east side remains agricultural. They sent the General Plan back to the city council for minor revisions by the developers before possible adoption.
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Veterans Hall
Ukiah Commission
Ukiah City Council
City of
Planning Commission
Dora
Ukiah General Hospital
TelePrompTer
Channel 13
Alexander Estates lots win approval
The Mendocino County Planning Commission approved 31 new building lots in Alexander Estates north Ukiah, joining 42 previously approved lots. Development hinges on a $150 per lot fund contribution to extend Despina Drive to Low Gap Road and extra off site drainage work. The project spans from Lovers Lane to foothills and borders the cemetery and new high school site.
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Alexander Estates
North Ukiah
County Planning Commission
Lee McGraw
Jack Franks
Despina Drive
Lovers Lane
Low Gap Road
Empire Drive
Planning Commission
Empire Gardens
Herschel Gordon
Wildwood Drive
Deerwood Park
Foutz and Smith
Gordon
Firestone-Stimson denied zoning change near Mendocino
Firestone-Stimson Inc faced rejection as the Mendocino County planning commission denied a request to subdivide 440 acres along Jack Peters Gulch Creek into 2-acre homesites. The board’s stance shifted to 100-acre parcels, opposing timber resource fragmentation, while other zoning pleas from Bay Area residents sought upland recreation and mobile home allowances.
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Board of Supervisors
Firestone-Stimson, Inc
County Planning Commission
Jack Peters Gulch Creek
Mendocino
Charlie Barra
Mendocino County
Barra
Redwood Valley
Planning Commission
Barney Rowland
Marge Boynton
Richard Pyerre
Leo Sanders
Emery Escola
Augie Solomon
Peter Newton
Firestone-Stimson
Jack Peters Creek
Departments of
Forestry, Fish and Game and Wildlife
Newton
Rowland
Dale Sanders
Bay Area
Commission
Walter Hopkins
Chris Johnson
Sanders
Lake Mendocino View Estates
Calpella
Pyorre
Ordinance targets outdoor festivals with new permit rules
The board of supervisors introduced an ordinance to regulate outdoor festivals requiring sheriff and health department clearance before a permit. It defines festivals as gatherings of 1,000 or more for public musical or theatrical events, with exemptions for fairgrounds. Violations carry up to 500 fine or 90 days in county jail per day.
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Board of Supervisors
Sheriff and Health Department
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