Carter Wins Energy Plan Victory On Capitol Hill
The White House and President Carter hailed key committee votes on energy policy. The House Ways and Means panel rejected a new oil exploration incentive and endorsed a phased oil tax to raise domestic oil prices toward world levels by 1981, passed to refiners and ultimately to consumers.
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UPI
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D-Ore
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House Science and ‘Technology
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Joe Waggonner
D-La
Uncertain fate for 17 water projects
Washington reports that 17 water projects costing 2.2 billion dollars face an uncertain future as the House approved about 12.3 million for Warm Springs Dam site work and road completion. The vote to continue funding opposed withholding funds, with a mixed party split and a broader public works bill still in play.
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UPI
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White House
Don Clausen
The
Daily Journal
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Corps of Engineers
Massachusetts
Silvio Conte
Conte
Mendocino Youth Project seeks continued funding through August
Two board actions enable the Mendocino County Youth Project to operate through August with 10 000 surplus funds in July and a contract for August revenue from the California Youth Authority. A requested 29 000 in revenue sharing was postponed to July budget hearings. Patrol reports fatal and minor vehicle crashes nearby as supporters press for sustained county youth services.
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Lake and Mendocino County
Mendocino County
Board of Supervisors
California Youth Authority
Dave Patton
Patton
Journal
Ukiah council to discuss sewer budget and youth project
The Ukiah city council plans 6 pm budget discussion focusing first on the sewer budget with a proposed rate drop from 4 to 3.25 dollars per month. The overall 8.5 million dollar city budget includes 3.5 million to PG&E, with police and fire at 557000 and 400000 respectively, plus road and golf project spending. Don Allen warns funding cuts could push youths toward state prisons, while supporters cite growth in school funding for the youth project. County Administrator Al Behrami announced Mike Garvey’s appointment as deputy administrator, effective June 29.
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Juvenile Justice Commission
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Mendocino-Lake
Chambers
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Swayne
Pg&e
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Bob McAllister
Big Brothers and Sisters
Sybil Hinkle
Robert Drucker
Jim Williams County
Adelle Clark
Patton
Ernie Banker
Jim Eddie
John Cimolino
al -Behrami
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Bob Garr
Fort Bragg
Cao
Department of Local Affairs
State of
Wisconsin
Oakland
Garvey
Loyola University
Chicago
California State University
Hayward
Ukiah Court Gets Parking Ticket Collections By City
Ukiah Justice Court will hand parking ticket collections to the City of Ukiah as the board approves the change. Judge James Luther seeks another full time clerk despite overtime clocking 132 unpaid hours this year. The court serves Ukiah Valley and has seen caseload rises since 1971 with more small claims in 1977.
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James Luther
Board of Supervisors
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Ukiah
John Cimolino
al Barbero
Ernie Banker
Ukiah Valley
KGB Questioning Shifts Focus to Dissident Contact
American reporter Robert C. Toth left Lefortovo prison after a fresh round of KGB questioning. He said investigators now concentrate on his interactions with a jailed Jewish dissident charged with treason.
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UPI
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Los Angeles Times
Lefortovo
Northwestern California Coastal Weather Outlook
Low clouds and fog along the coast with local afternoon clearing. Drizzle at night and morning. Mostly fair through Thursday with a chance of afternoon thundershowers in mountain areas. Inland areas warmer. Fort Bragg 52 to 60, Ukiah 52 to 83.
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