Ford, Levi back tougher crime plan to Congress
Attorney General Levi hailed President Ford's proposal for mandatory prison terms, high fines, and gun controls to curb street crimes. Ford urged Congress and states to act, noting crime has risen sharply since 1960 and that quick trials and sure sentences are needed.
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Gang leader Giancana shot to death in Oak Park
Sam Giancana, reputed Chicago mob chieftain once linked to a CIA plot against Fidel Castro, was found shot in the basement of his Oak Park home on Thursday night. The killing ends his long criminal notoriety in Chicago’s gangland.
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Longhorn drive and exotic stock sale in Round Valley
Round Valley residents watched over 100 Texas longhorns trek 20 miles to the Jack Campbell ranch near Covelo for Cottonwood auction plans, with 20 buffalo headed there Tuesday. Strong, who runs Tinkerbell Ranch and a nearby zoological garden, also schedules auctions for deer, moose, and other exotics as part of a nationally advertised sale next weekend. Meanwhile a high profile crime case ties Giancana and CIA plots to Castro figures, with FBI involvement and no suspects named.
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GP wins change of venue in redwood harvest case
Georgia Pacific wins a venue switch for the timber harvest dispute over 155 acres of virgin redwoods near Mendocino Woodlands. The San Francisco case shifts to Mendocino County Superior Court, affecting notices, temporary restraining orders, and possible broader logging implications under state exemption rules. Environmental groups challenge forestry notices and Gov Brown’s emergency process.
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House passes energy bill amid debate and criticism
The House approved a measure to curb oil use with import quotas tax breaks and conservation credits sending the bill to the Senate on a near party line vote of 291 to 130. Treasury chief Simon calls it a nothing bill while sponsor Ullman says it shifts the nation toward a new energy base and reduced foreign oil dependence.
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Louisiana-Pacific amends timber harvest plan after Ukiah hearing
Louisiana Pacific filed amendments to its timber harvest plan for the headwaters of the middle fork of the Eel River near Yolla Belly and Castle Peak, following a Ukiah Grange hearing. Opposition from Cal Trout and regulatory groups prompted changes to completion date and the removal of a low bridge construction, with LP asserting ecological acceptability and noting ongoing log supply concerns.
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California governor cool to 173 million work plan
Sacramento notes Gov. Ed Brown Jr rejects a unique 173 million plan from Employment Development Director James Lorenz to create 100,000 socially useful part time jobs for up to four months. The proposal envisions a state bank and development corporation aiding not for profit and cooperative ventures with 1,000 per participant.
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Rail strike deadline delayed to July 21
Washington union negotiators agreed to extend the threatened national railroad strike deadline to midnight July 21 after talks with management and federal mediators. Officials said the extension was requested to avoid a weekend shutdown that could cripple the nation. Co L. Dennis, president of the clerks union, confirmed the extension.
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Summer enrollment climbs at Mendocino College MCC
More than 300 students enroll for the third summer session at Mendocino College Ukiah campus with additional registrations planned for Willits and Lake County. Courses run June 23 to July 31 with sessions on weekdays and special programs including a televised plant growth series and a humanities studies class tied to Ukiah Bicentennial. A geography field trip course led by Bob Wallen adds to the expanding lineup.
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