Taking a real flying leap Claudia Clarke flies solo in Midget Mustang
Claudia Clarke of Covelo, a mother of six and licensed nurse, owns a 115 horsepower Midget Mustang. She began flying three years ago after training in Round Valley, has 299 flight hours, and uses aerobatics and travel to escape daily life. Her husband runs a logging business while they operate a Standard Oil distributorship in Round Valley.
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Mark Raymond
Claudia Clarke
Covelo
Round Valley
Clarke
Max Hartley
Ace Aerial Service
Ukiah
Kay
Klee seeks new trial in tax case over prejudicial errors
Oscar H. Klee a longtime IRS foe and former judge has moved for a new trial or not guilty verdict after conviction for failing to file 1966 1967 and 1968 returns He claims eleven prejudicial errors and argues the tax law is vague complex and unconstitutional He plans to appeal and test the law in higher courts with his attorneys in Ukiah and San Francisco Hearing set for 9 30 a m Friday July 20 in San Francisco before Judge Wollenberg Northwestern California forecast calls for fair to Saturday with coastal fog inland cooling and gale warnings near Point St George.
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Oscar H. Klee
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Klee
Big River Judicial District
Fourth District
IRS
Joe Allen
Ukiah
David Cooper
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Albert C. Wollenberg
California
Fort Bragg
Point St. George
CDF seeks FAA exemption for Ukiah air tankers
California Division of Forestry applies to the FAA for exemption to station two twin engine aerial tankers at Ukiah airport for the 1973 fire season. State forester Lewis Moran says he is hopeful. FAA had ruled the exemption would not be granted.
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Washington, D.C
Don Clausen
Journal
California Division of Forestry
Federal Aviation Administration
Ukiah
Lewis Moran
CDF
Sis Q Flying
Sonoma County
John Zentner
FAA
Washington
Clausen
Willits
Sonoma
Humboldt
California
Dean testifies on pressure to halt audits of Nixon friends
John W. Dean III told the Senate Watergate panel that individuals urged him to intervene in IRS audit cases targeting two of Nixon's friends, and that at least once he refused. He cited a memo from Haldeman claiming the matter had been taken care of and described steps avoiding action.
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Washington
UPI
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.y
Watergate
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
H. R. Haldeman
John
Department of Justice
Ehrlichman
John D.ehrlichman
Montoya
Sean
Reagan weighs largest California budget amid rush to sign
Governor Reagan faces a $9.46 billion state spending plan approved by both houses with bipartisan backing. The measure raises school aid, boosts state employee salaries, funds a governor’s mansion and park purchases, and plans a new twin tower legislative office building. Senate passage was 34 to 6 and Assembly 69 to 3. Reagan aims to sign by Saturday midnight.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Senate
Assembly
James E. Jenkins
Jenkins
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Brown
Milk and egg shortages hit nation as price controls bite
Nationwide talk centers on looming shortfalls in milk eggs and poultry as farm leaders warn price ceilings may force cuts in flocks and trigger higher food prices. Congress claims Phase IV controls are needed while milk hogs flour and fruit output also slip under ceilings.
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Farm Bloc
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Abraham Kazen
D-Tex
Cost of Living Council
Karen
National Association of Food Chains
American Soybean Association
Board mandates spark arresters on all power tools
The board of supervisors enacted an emergency ruling requiring spark arresters on all internal combustion engines sold or rented including chain saws mowers tractors hay balers and portable tools. Enforcement carries fines up to 500 dollars or up to six months in jail.
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Board of Supervisors
Division of Forestry
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BOM
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Willy Brandt
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Los Angeles
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Arcadia
A. Alan Post
James Q. Wedworth
D-Hawthorne
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
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Windsor
Santa Rosa
Jerry Babcock
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Babcock
Ezra Babcock
Richard Babcock
John Babcock
Zimmerman Mortuary
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