Israel orders Sinai pullback to ease Middle East tension
Israel announces withdrawal of half the front line troops and supporting hardware from the Sinai as part of easing regional tensions and paving the way for Egypt to reopen the Suez Canal. Sadat calls the move insufficient for cargo transit but leaves door open if conduct improves.
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UPI
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
Anal
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Sadat
American Broadcasting Company
Salzburg
Austria
Chaim Herzog
Ukiah Planning Commission set to hear Wagner rezoning plan
The meeting will include a public hearing on the Anderson Valley development plan amendment and a rezoning request for the Wagner property to permit a John Peers Co. computer assembly plant south of Ukiah. Hearing at 10 a.m. on the west side of Highway 101 between Burke Hill and Cox-Schrader Roads.
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Anderson Valley
Wagner
John Peers Computer Assembly
Ukiah
County Planning Commission
John Peers Co
Burlingame
Burke Hill
Cox-Schrader
Boonville
Ukiah-Boonville
Soda Creek
Huntley Soyster
Ukiah city council to address smoking ban and budget
The Ukiah City Council meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. in City Hall to consider a smoking ban in council chambers during meetings, adoption of a priority list for Federal Aid Urban road funds, expansion of the downtown parking district for property purchases, and presentation of the proposed 1975-76 budget. The fire station site ad hoc committee will report on seeking appraisals for several parcels.
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Ukiah
City Hall
Barry Wood
Board of Supervisors
N. State Street
Empire Drive
Ford Road
N. State
Low Gap Road
Ackerman Creek
Talmage Road
U S. State Street
Sanford Ranch Road
Pavia
S. State Street
Gobbi
Wabash
Conflict creates dilemma for Redbud hospital board member
Harvey Sampson reelected to the Redbud hospital district board may resign due to an incompatibility with his roles on the Clearlake Highlands water district board and the Lake County planning commission. The state attorney general’s opinion said planning commission membership conflicts with hospital and water district directorships. Supervisors left the decision to Sampson, who weighs voter impact, rezoning risks, and the need for experienced planning amid potential new hospital board members.
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Shinley U Lakeport
Harvey Sampson
Redbud Hospital District
Sampson
Clearlake Highlands Water District Board
Lake County Planning Commission
Dave Luce
Planning Commission
Luce
Jim Gordon
Governor battles over North Coast Commission seat
John Mayfield Jr. loses bid to remain on the North Coast Regional Commission as Gov. Brown faces a challenge. Donald Bright of Cal State Fullerton joins the case seeking reinstatement after being fired from the South Coast Regional Commission. The court ruling held public members’ appointments last for the life of the commission. The state appeals to the California Supreme Court, likely June 11, while Mayfield, an executive at Microphor in Willits, has criticized regionalization of state government.
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John Mayfield Jr
North Coast Regional Commission
Donald Bright
Gov
Brown
South Coast Regional Commission
Bright
Cal State
Fullerton
Mayfield
North Coast Commission
Curtis Wetter
Tehama County
Attorney General
California Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
High Court
Microphor, Inc
Willits
State Coastal Commission
Ford and Pope Paul urge peace as NATO talks end
President Ford wrapped up a weeklong push for NATO solidarity and Middle East peace in Rome after meetings with Pope Paul VI and Italian leaders. The Pope urged power not be used to solve all problems as Ford and Egyptian President Sadat reported positive but inconclusive talks. Betty Ford joined briefly, and a final communique from Ford and Italian President Leone noted discussions on Europe America relations East West detente and energy and economic matters.
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UPI
Ford
NATO
Mideast
Pope Paul
Vatican
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Betty Ford
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Giovanni Leone
Quirinale Palace
Leone
Henry A. Kissinger
Austria
Athens
Sadat
Cyprus
Mediterranean Front
Salzburg
Egypt
Mrs. Ford
Air Force One
Ciampino
Rare double nuclear test firing near Las Vegas
A rare double-barreled underground nuclear test was conducted at Pahute Mesa and Yucca Flat, 110 miles from Las Vegas. The blasts caused ground movement and light swaying in Las Vegas, with no radiation leaks reported. Winds delayed the tests from dawn to morning, as safety rules require no wind toward Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Pahute Mesa
Stilton
Lawrence Laboratory of
Livermore
Yucca Flat
Los Alamos Laboratory
New Mexico
Energy Research and Development Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
TV star Ozzie Nelson dies of cancer at 68
Hollywood upi Ozzie Nelson famed bandleader radio and TV star with Harriet for 22 years died at his home from cancer at 68 after a year of tests surgery eight months ago and a decline noted a month ago. Survived by Harriet their two sons David and Rick six grandchildren and services tentatively planned for Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.
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UPI
Ozzie Nelson
Harriet
Nelson
David
Rick
Jersey City
Rutgers University
New Jersey Law School
The
Forest Lawn
Hollywood Hills
Carrier Seeks Help With Daily Collections
A Ukiah Daily Journal carrier asks readers to assist by paying due collections when contacted for delivery today. The request emphasizes timely payments to support ongoing newspaper distribution and reliable service.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Five crewmen survive after capsized oil rig rescue
Five crewmen trapped aboard a capsized offshore oil rig survived about 20 hours by conserving air in pockets and signaling divers via wall pounding. One man remains missing, feared swept overboard. Coast Guard divers eventually freed the survivors and transported them for medical evaluation.
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Grand Isle
UPI
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Darrel John Dore
Delcambre
Dore
Sterling Dunn
New Orleans
End of recession of little comfort
A labor economist cautions that while economy may be turning up, up to 25 to 35 million Americans could still lose jobs or income this year. Mark Roberts of AFL CIO notes unemployment will rise and the downturn lingers despite some positive indicators.
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Mark Roberts
Aflcio
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