Short-term agriculture classes offered by ROC
Beginning July 30 the Mendocino County Regional Occupational Center will offer three short term agriculture classes at Potter Valley and Redwood Valley. Open to students entering or over ninth grade, with one unit credit available. Classes run through Aug 10 with no registration fee. Courses include Fitting and Showing Livestock, Livestock Judging and Selection, and Basic Equitation or Horse Nutrition on specified days.
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Mendocino County
Potter Valley
Redwood Valley
Mendocino trustees weigh zoning and site status at district meeting
Trustees of the Mendocino Community College District will meet at the County Schools office off Low Gap Road to review zoning and school site possibilities and to summarize a profile of student characteristics from enrollment data. Relocatable classrooms at the Fairgrounds are also to be reported, with public attendance invited during open sessions. Equitation or nutrition class inquiries may contact the ROC, Penny Barnum will instruct classes.
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Community College
Fairgrounds
ROC
Penny Barnum
Ukiah High School
Todays Market Report First California Company New York
The market eased as profit takers moved in and Watergate concerns dampened buying. By noon the Dow fell 5.19 to 907.96 with broad losses ahead of gains 812 to 388 among 1,556 issues. Volume neared 7 million shares led by Boise Cascade rising 1?4 to 13% on 128,600 shares.
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Watergate
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Boise Cascade
Processors again reject Pear Association offer in California
California processors reject the California Canning Pear Association’s $115 per ton bid for No 1 Bartletts marking a second refusal. The association negotiates with individual canners as growers ship ripening fruit to fresh markets amid a strong demand and higher opening prices. Two injured in a two car sideswipe on Highway 128 near the Sonoma County line.
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California
California Canning Pear Association
Cameron Girton
Girton
Sacramento River
Highway 128
Sonoma County
Highway Patrol
Brian Newcomer
Pleasant Hill
Glen McLin
Deer Park
Newcomer
Jim Darrow
Cloverdale Medical Clinic
Kaiser Hospital
Oakland
McLin
Coalition backs food stamp plan for Mendocino County
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors will hold final budget hearings in late July or early August to decide whether to start a county food stamp program or continue commodity distribution. The Citizens Coalition for Food Stamps argues for benefits like food choice, higher quality nutrition, and local economic gains, claiming federal funded bonus stamps could reach about one million dollars annually for local markets. Public input urged through Formal letters to the Board.
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Board of Supervisors
Welfare Department
Citizens Coalition For Food Stamps
Laytonville
Covelo
Department of Agriculture
Department ‘of Agriculture
Ukiah
Calif
Coalition
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