Carter weighs decision on B1 bomber continuation
President Carter said a final decision on whether to proceed with the 20 billion B1 bomber program will be made this month after a detailed analysis. He and Defense Secretary Harold Brown will issue a basic judgment on the go ahead, despite Air Force seeking 244 bombers.
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Coastal Inland Weather Update for Northwestern California
Fog and low coastal clouds clear locally by afternoon with some morning drizzle. Conditions otherwise fair with variable high clouds through Wednesday. Inland areas remain cooler with Fort Bragg 50 to 60 and Ukiah 55 to 88.
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Young accuses four presidents of racism over Africa policy
UPI reports Andrew Young told the House committee that Presidents Kennedy Johnson Nixon and Ford could be called racist for neglecting U S policy toward Africa. He described the claim as part of his critique after visiting Africa and noted various reactions to his comments.
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Ukiah Jaycee Parade Winners Corrected REACT Wins
The first prize novelty float and Sweepstakes winner in the Ukiah Jaycee Parade was the Ukiah Valley Radio Emergency Association Citizens' Team REACT not the Ukiah Valley Rehab Center. REACT promoted solar energy with a bathtub moon shine outhouse float as bands performed along a 90 degree parade day.
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Assembly Passes $14.7 Billion California Budget
The California Assembly approved a $14.7 billion budget bill AB184 by a 54 to 19 vote, signaling a prudent spending increase. It would exceed $16 billion with expected tax relief and Brown school finance, while differences with the Senate cover prison funding, pay raises, and Medi-Cal rates.
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Mendocino College Trustees Pick Reid and Tarics as Architect
Mendocino College trustees authorize Supt. DeVries and Business Mgr. Christopherson to negotiate with Reid and Tarics Associates for a full campus master plan design and construction supervision at Yokayo Ranch. The firm highlighted fast track methods and prior projects from Connecticut to Samoa.
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Elks Flag Day Ceremony Set in Ukiah Park
The Ukiah Elks lodge will observe Flag Day on June 12 at 1 p.m. in Ukiah city park with officers in regalia. Ukiah High School band will perform and a Marine Corps contingent will give a special surprise act. A barbecue picnic at the Elks lodge on Vichy Springs Road follows, $2.80 adults $1.50 children.
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Britain moves to bar Amin from Commonwealth summit
Britain puts all air and sea ports on maximum alert to prevent Idi Amin from gatecrashing the Commonwealth conference. London warns it would bar Amin if he attempts arrival, amid prior calls to curb his attendance and amid mixed signals from Kampala and European airports. Kenneth Kaunda urges human rights stand at Commonwealth. A Ukiah council meeting is set to discuss a $48 million NCPA geothermal plant with Ukiah potentially contributing $4.8 million.
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