01 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1977
Page
1
President Carter asks Congress to form a small Agency for Consumer Protection to balance influence with big business. He tells 200 supporters the agency would be nonauthoritative, merely a forum for the quiet and unorganized to be heard, not a power seizure.
James Schlesinger told a House subcommittee that Carter's targets for insulation and solar heating and cooling are reduced. The testimony followed CBO criticisms calling the goals unattainably high and over optimistic.
About 425 prospective jurors were told by Superior Court Judge Nicholas Nunzio that those chosen to try 12 Hanafi Muslims on murder and kidnapping charges may be kept sequestered most of the summer. The defendants including Hammas Abdul Khaalis sat with lawyers as jurors filled questionnaires fed into a computer. In Los Angeles a SWAT siege continued as Howard Lee McDowell hostage situation persisted in a hotel bathroom with police outside and the Rev. James McDowell opposing surrender efforts.
Slight chance of showers north then clearing tonight. Elsewhere fair through Thursday with fog and low clouds along the coast tonight. Cooler with light winds turning gusty northwesterly this afternoon. Fort Bragg readings 46 to 60 and Ukiah 46 to 80.
Officials plan an interdenominational memorial on Beverley Hills site to honor 158 victims of the Beverley Hills Supper Club fire. Gov. Carroll declared a 30 day mourning period and ordered flags at half staff as attendance is invited from regional leaders and responders.
Governor Ed Brown says he would add 200 million to the 850 million property tax and renter relief plan next year due to a larger than expected budget surplus. He cautions the boost depends on tight spending elsewhere and legislative approval.
Mendocino County supervisors tentatively rejected a 29000 revenue sharing request for the Mendocino County Youth Project, risking closure of branches in Ukiah Fort Bragg Willits Point Arena and Boonville. Project director David Patton warned a funding loss could total about 60000 and jeopardize 16 staff across five offices.
Undersheriff Jack Wilson said the sheriff's office may expand its inquiry into the May 28 death of 28 year old Jimmy S. Vinson in Redwood Valley. Vinson was found dead in his living room from an apparent drug overdose and an autopsy is pending final results.
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