Mendocino College faculty seek negotiating panel on pay package
Mendocino Community College trustees offered a good faith salary and fringe benefits package to all employes. Faculty spokesmen requested a committee to negotiate differences in philosophies, revenue sources, and actual pay and benefits priorities for the summer and upcoming 1975-76 year. The board, administration, and a three member faculty salary committee discussed measures to raise and equalize compensation, including a cost of living increase, pay scale alignment with neighboring districts, enhanced health, dental and life insurance, and clearer job descriptions for classified staff. The board proposed the package and, after hours of discussion, unanimously approved presenting it districtwide.
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Mendocino Community College
Board of Trustees and Administration
Gerry Price
Northern California Community College
Mendocino College
Ford says national energy program is of great urgency
President Ford urged House leaders to act on a comprehensive national energy program after the Democratic plan to raise gasoline taxes failed and import quotas were adopted. He reiterated goals to cut oil imports by 2 million barrels daily by 1977, achieve energy self sufficiency by 1985, and ensure fairness for all Americans.
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Ford—national Energy Plan
Washington
UPI
Ford
House
White House
America
Ron Nessen
Nessen
CIA Inquiry Delayed As Republicans Boycott First Hearing
Three Republicans skipped the first meeting of a House subcommittee on intelligence delaying CIA director William Colby’s planned public testimony. The boycott followed Lucien Nedzi’s resignation as chairman amid a jurisdictional fight, with subcommittee chair James Stanton apologizing to Colby as he waited. Colby refused to turn over sensitive documents due to security concerns.
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Washington
UPI
House
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
William E. Colby
RVEP
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Committee On Intelligence
Subcommittee
James V. Stanton
D-Ohio
Colby
Ford Rabin discuss steps toward Middle East peace
President Ford and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin held final talks amid hopes for progress in Middle East peace. Secretary Kissinger called the session a considerable step forward, with no details on concessions in the Sinai and talks continuing with Sadat and Rabia.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Rabin
Siani
Israel
U.S
Mideast
Anwar Sadat
Austria
Rabia
Egypt
Aerosol sprays linked to ozone decay study urges caution
US government, in a first major study, warns there is legitimate cause for serious concern that fluorocarbon aerosols are decaying Earth's ozone layer and posing skin cancer risk. A possible ban by 1978 is tentatively recommended, with a NAS study due next spring guiding final action.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
National Academy of Sciences
United States
Les Aspin
D-Wis
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Russell W. Peterson
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Natural Resources Defense
Graduation for Ukiah Class of 75 at Anton Stadium
The Ukiah High School Class of 1975, numbering 361, will hold commencement tomorrow night at Anton Stadium. Prelude by the Ukiah High concert band under Rowland Nielson opens at 6 30 with Pomp and Circumstance. Principal J W Bill Tully welcomes, Debra Phillips leads the pledge, Rev William C Duncan gives the invocation, three seniors speak, diplomas are awarded by Clara Batow with Msgr Andre Tournier giving the benediction. band recessional ends the ceremony.
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Ukiah High School
Anton Stadium
Ukiah High
Rowland Nielson
J. W. “Bill” Tully
Debra Phillips
William C. Duncan
First Baptist Church
Rebecca Wilson
Eric Denna
John Michael Oakes
Carol Newby
Clara Batow
Board of Education
Andre Tournier
Indira Gandhi Convicted in Indian Election Case
Allahabad High Court convicts Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of two election violations from the 1971 campaign in Uttar Pradesh. She faces possible disqualification and a six year ban from public office if upheld. A 20 day stay is granted pending appeal to the Supreme Court. Raj Narain lauds the verdict as upholding judiciary tradition.
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New Delhi
UPI
Indira Gandhi
India
Allahabad
Uttar Pradesh
J.J.S. Sinha
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Rae Bareli
Raj Narain
Pakistan
Narain
Sinha
Clash over agricultural preserve rules ends with 4-1 vote
Williams and Banker clash for second week over an ordinance changing eligibility for agricultural preserves. Banker votes against as Avila flips, citing a removed sentence about parcels under 100 acres and unique characteristics. Ordinance passes 4-1 after debate on adjoining property owner veto power and inclusion criteria.
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Burgess Williams
Ernie Banker
Banker
Augie Avila
Avila
Galletti
Tim Eddie
Potter Valley
Williams
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Ukiah Kiwanis Club
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Lu McRee
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Ukiah
GOP
Ukiahi
Tim Steen
SEARS
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