Green Line chosen for Highway 101 reroute in Mendocino County
Environmental impact notes minimal effects on residents with twelve housing units in the right of way and no replacement housing available. Green line runs east of the Russian River, avoiding flood plain, with lands mainly used for grazing. Public hearing in Hopland in Feb 1970 compared Red Blue and Green routes. Green line adopted for its lower terrain, river access, and minimal wildlife impact.
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Key
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Hissian River Canyon
Northwestern Pacific
Squaw Rock
Cloverdale
Mountain House Road
Supersuds tavern idea for SST mockup at Boeing
Bud Nixon of Eugene Oregon proposes a supersuds tavern using the SST mockup at Boeing. In Albany New York ratifies the constitutional amendment lowering voting age to 18 by wide margins in both chambers. Republicans opposed in both houses.
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Albany
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New York
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Pope simplifes nullities with new annulment order
Vatican officials report Pope Paul VI approved an order to streamline procedures for obtaining annulments across diocesan courts up to the Sacred Roman Rota. The reforms aim to cut time and paperwork, already tested in U.S. dioceses for several years, with announcement expected soon.
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UPI
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Final blow to U.S. SST financing effort ends study contract
The government and Fairchild Hiller Corp mutually terminate a contract to study private financing for the U.S. SST project. About $800 million in U.S. funds had been invested before Congress cut SST funding. Senate opposition halted revival plans. Boeing warned restarting SST assembly could cost 500 million to 1 billion dollars.
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UPI
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Seattle
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Oregon Demos chase amid Capitol standoff over 18 vote amendment
Oregon Senate faced a stalemate as 13 Democrats hid from lawmakers delaying 18 roll calls and the session. Senate President John Burns locked the chamber and called police to regain quorum. Democrats argued the issue should be decided by the Legislature, not voters.
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Clarence Zaitz
Salem
Ore
UPI
Oregon
Kops
Senate
U.S
John Burns
Burns
Playday rodeo Sunday at Willits arena
Willits hosts the Horsemen's Association annual barbecue and Playday rodeo at the arena on E Valley Street. Barbecue starts at noon followed by a show featuring cow riding ribbon roping and various roping and racing events. Tickets 2 for adults 1 for children 12 and under. gate price 0.50 for show only.
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Horsemen’s Association
E. Valley Street
Willits Jr
Prom tuxedo trends alarm the nation in late 1960s humor
Washington humorist notes how prom fashion eclipses the date, with boys in extravagant velvet pants and lace-trimmed jackets. He quips that youths resemble Liberace, while girls chase boutonniere plans as florist jokes land a punchline.
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Billy Bushel
Debbie Threadthin
Frankie Mapsong
Susan Papple
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