Chamber function sparks debate at Mendocino budget hearing
Supervisors opened final budget hearings amid debate over whether Mendocino County should be promoted by the Chamber of Commerce or private enterprise. A $52,586 exploitation and promotion budget passed 3-2, with Burgess Williams and Jim Eddie dissenting. The panel heard proposals for informational programs from Tony Siciliani and Rick Billings. Budget changes included cuts to timber appraiser positions, a new auditor slot, and a public defender budget increase to 86,600 for new contracts. The social services program remains the largest spend, fueled by federal and state funds.
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Potter Valley
Rick Billings
Ukiah
Siciliani
Billings
Eddie
Webb Brown
Brown
Elections Department
Auditor
Public Defender
North County
Coast
Community Development Commission
Agency Formation Commission
Justice Court
Last-ditch appeal to avert California cannery strike
In Burlingame 28 California canneries pressed for continued bargaining to avoid a strike by 60,000 workers. John Scalane of California Processors urged marathon sessions if needed, while Teamsters union officials set a 10 a.m. walkout and talks resumed at that time.
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UPI
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John Scalane
California Processors, Inc
Teamsters California Council of Cannery and Food Processing Unions
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College trustees set regular meeting at Mendocino College
Mendocino College trustees will meet in regular session at 4 30 p m Wednesday in Room 501 of the Fairgrounds interim campus. The board will review reports on architectural services high classifications ethnic studies site information and other matters.
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Mendocino College
Fairgrounds
Viking 1 lands on Mars sends first surface photos
Viking 1 completed a gentle touchdown on Mars more than 200 million miles from Earth and began transmitting the first surface images. The rover shows a sandy rocky desert with a rolling horizon and footpad in view. Officials hailed the milestone as a major step in the search for life and planetary exploration.
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UPI
America
Viking 1
Mars
Red Planet
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Space Agency
Viking
Viking scientists hail Mars landing at Jet Propulsion Lab
NASA administrator Dr James Fletcher called the Viking landing a major objective reached with promises of more to come. Officials lauded the flawless descent and anticipated soil sampling and chemical analyses to follow, marking a historic step in the Mars mission.
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Pasadena
UPI
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
James Fletcher
NASA
Noel Hinners
Space Science
Mars
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Mutch
Viking Control
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Amendments to GP Will Occupy Ukiah City Council
Ukiah city council meets Wednesday at 8 p m in council chambers to hear two general plan amendments and a prezoning request affecting properties at Hope Barnes Church and Perkins Streets and at Bab cock Lane and E Gobbs Street. Also on the agenda a joint powers agreement with the Youth Service Bureau and a parking variance for a restaurant and office at 295 S State Street.
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W. Church Street
Hope, Barnes, Church, and
Perkins Streets
Babcock Lane
E. Gobbs Street
Denny and
Gianoli Construction
Youth Service Bureau
Mendocino County
S. State Street
Patchy coastal clouds rise and fog spreads inland tonight
Northwestern California estimates patchy low clouds and fog along the coast increasing to night and into coastal valleys Wednesday morning. Inland areas stay fair through Wednesday with some variable cloudiness in the far north. A small craft advisory remains in effect along the coast from Point Arena southward. Fort Bragg records 52 and 62, Ukiah 56 and 90.
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California
Coast Point Arena
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Carrier seeks help with payments for daily journal deliveries
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier asks for timely payments when he calls about delivering today. He requests residents’ cooperation to avoid missed collections and ensure ongoing service.
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Daily Journal
Investigators near solving Chowchilla kidnap case
Investigators say they are not far from identifying the three gunmen who kidnapped 26 school children and their driver last week. Clues found include clothing notebooks and the bus driver's wallet near a Santa Cruz Mountains road, with newer descriptions issued for a third suspect.
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UPI
Santa Cruz Mountains
Santa Clara County
Alameda County
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Nevada
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Madera County
Jack Baugh
Ray
Ed Bates
Freda
Officials worry as new assaults are launched near Beirut
Christian forces pressed new assaults on leftist positions in mountains east of Beirut. More than 400 foreigners faced evacuation delays as US officials studied routes amid fighting on roads to Damascus. Arafat sent emissary to Damascus. Syria pressed east Lebanon, fueling fears of a broader escalation.
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Washington
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Syria
Beirrut
American University
Bekaa Valley
Safar
Aitourah
Chouf
Tripoli
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