Chamber proposes downtown move to central complex and parking
The Ukiah Chamber revitalization committee urges moving city county and state offices to a central downtown complex bordered by E Perkins Mason E Clay and Main Streets. The plan includes about 500 new off street parking spaces across multiple lots and a 60 to 70 car lot where the courthouse sits with a bandstand.
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Greater
Ukiah
Swayne
Oak Street
Penney’s
Perkins Street
Post Office
Stephenson
G & G Tire
Main Street
Church
Smith
Planning Commission
Henry
Clay
School
Oak
Standley
Enemark
Napa
Council
Board of Supervisors
Sterling
Norgard
Jack Simpson
Perkins and
Jack
Barry Wood
Gary Weinkauf
Chamber
Mendocino College selects Miss Fuller commencement speaker
Second June graduation at Mendocino College will honor 34 Associate in Arts degree recipients and eight certificates. Miss Robbi Fuller of Willits, 20, will give a short address at a 5.50 plate steak dinner at Broiler Steak House in Redwood Valley. Al Canepa Jr., Pete DeVries, and Dr. Tom MacMillan will participate. tickets available at the college or by phone.
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Robbi Fuller
Mendocino College
Redwood Valley
al Canepa, Jr
Willits
College Board of Trustees
Pete DeVries
Tom MacMillan
Carrier Seeks Help Paying Daily Journal Delivery
A carrier for the Ukiah Daily Journal asks recipients to assist with collections when he first calls today. He requests payment to cover delivery charges.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Council Approves Appraisal For North City Fire Station
The Ukiah city council authorizes an independent appraisal of a northern fire station site funded by the city and the fire protection district. Councilwoman Lorraine Pearson leads the ad hoc committee and declines to name locations to avoid inflated land values and past site-purchase disputes.
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Ukiah
Lorraine Pearson
N. State Street
Empire Drive
Jack Shaw
Lu-Ann
Mitchell
State Street
N. State
Henry Street
E. Perkins
Codding
Orchard Street
Governor Brown Signs Model Farm Labor Bill in California
Gov Ed Mund Brown Jr signs historic farm labor legislation in Sacramento aimed at ending a decade of strife in the fields. The ceremony included key lawmakers and signals a potential national model as he embraces a compromise between growers and labor groups led by Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Senate
James R. Mills
San Diego
John Dunlap
Napa
George Zenovich
Fresno
Howard Berman
Beverly Hills
Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Cesar Chavez
United Farmworkers’ of America
Afl-Cio
The
Teamsters
Budget Hike Proposed as Ukiah City Faces 9.7 Percent Increase
City Manager Jim Swayne unveils a near 5.5 million preliminary budget with a 9.7 percent rise over 1974 75. To balance the books he proposes eliminating two vacant positions and shifting 240 000 from revenue sharing and electric fund into the general fund. A June 18 budget work session is set as wage talks with Operating Engineers loom. The Ukiah Valley Child Development Center seeks 127 000 in county revenue sharing for a new 74 child capacity facility, arguing it offers all day care and serves low income families.
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Mark Raymond
Jim Swayne
Swayne
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Swayne i
Electric Fund
General
Council
Ukiah Valley Child Development Center
Chris Towne
Bruce Eder
Clic
Towne
CDC
Ukiah United Methodist Church
Yokago
Board of Supervisors
Eder
Ukiah
Barry Wood
Ukiah Co-op
Happy Day
Orchard Primary
M Mon Pere
Wood
Mon Pere
State Department of Education
State Department of Health
Social Service Department
Anna Smith
Ukiah teachers vote no confidence in district leaders
Dave Bliss spokesman for Ukiah Unified district teachers led a no confidence message to the board and Supt Murphy after a special Pomolita meeting. The board offered a four percent salary increase while noting possible state funding, with negotiations continuing.
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Dave, Bliss
Ukiah Unified
Board of Education
W.co
Murphy
Pomolita School
Employes Council
Margaret Hoaglen
Hopland
Guy Connolly
Read Murphy
CEC
AFT
Mendoseta
Pomolita
Ukiah Unified California
Environmental group participates in California firing case
Seashore Environmental Alliance files brief as friend of the court in a California Supreme Court case over governor removal of a public member from the North Coast Regional Commission. Judge Wetter ruled the governor cannot remove a public member. AG seeks Supreme Court review on June 11 agenda. The group advocates broad governor removal power to push offshore oil development and economic change.
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Seashore Environmental Alliance
Los Angeles
Mayfield Jr
Gov
Brown
California Supreme Court
Mayfield
North Coast Regional Commission
Curtis Wetter
Tehama County
Supreme Court
Friends of the Court
Commission
Sadat Reopens Suez Canal on October 6 Destroyer Voyage
President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal and sailed through it aboard the destroyer October 6. He spoke from a quayside rostrum and called the canal’s reactivation a contribution to peace in the Middle East, restoring Egyptian control.
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Port Said
Egypt
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Middle East
Sadat
Flag Day spectacular at city park Saturday
Ukiah prepares a Flag Day celebration with a 35 member Marine platoon landing by CH53 helicopter around 2 p.m. The event honors the U S Bicentennial and Marine Corps 200th birthday with dress blue uniforms, color posting, and the Ukiah High School band coordinating a historical program. The public is invited to picnic and join the family outing.
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City Park
Bob Burke Jr
Ukiah
Larry Napier
Marine Barracks
Marine Corps
Ukiah High School
Elk Lodge
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Supervisors Chambers
Children’s Subcommittee
Mental Health Advisory Board
Margaret Williamson
Cook
Sid Maurer
Burgess Williams
Fae
North Ukiah Fire Station
Gov. Brown
Bulletin
Jerry
Best
T.V
RCA
Zenith
Sony
St. Ukiah
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