Barbero seeks Rule 25 move to reopen Haven's Neck case
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors debated public beach access on Haven's Neck, with Supervisor Al Barbero moving to invoke Rule 25 to reconsider the Feb 23 decision upholding a planning commission requirement for a public shoreline access path. The vote to invoke Rule 25 was 3-2 with Banker and Avila opposed.
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Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
al Barbero
Haven
Barbero
County Planning Commission
Haven's Neck
Sacramento
Dunlap
Ted Galletti
Elk
Ernest Banker
Ukiah
Tim Steen
Joe Scaramella
Banker
August Avila
Fort Bragg
Haven’s Neck
Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal
The paper carrier asks customers to pay in advance for three months on motor routes. He notes today is collection day and requests help by making payment when first called.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Expanded program for Mendocino State Hospital
Ukiah supervisors approved a resolution to designate Mendocino State Hospital as a Community Mental Health Training and Research Institute while continuing patient care. The plan aims to expand research and training, address personnel shortages, and rename the facility. The board passed the resolution 5 to 0 with officials including Dr. Waldo Cook backing the move.
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Ukiah
Ernest Banker
Mendocino State Hospital
Banker
California
al Barbero
Redwood Valley
Waldo Cook
Sacramento
Pete
Cook
Barbero
County approves drainage project to end flood woes near Redwood Valley
Public Works Director Budge Campbell told supervisors that a joint agreement with the state highway department will install drainage under Highway 101 and along School Way to Uva Drive and a nearby creek. The county will maintain drainage outside the state right of way. The plan includes street drains along the county road. The board approved the agreement 5 to 0.
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School Way
Redwood Valley
County Public Works Department
State Highway Department
Public Works
Budge Campbell
Uva Drive
Campbell
Fire damages Mendocino Coast hospital delaying opening
An early morning fire at Mendocino Coast hospital damaged heating and refrigerator rooms, delaying the $3 million facility’s planned April opening. Fire crews controlled the flames within an hour. cause to be investigated.
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Fort Bragg
CUPD
Mendocino Coast Hospital
Reagan Welfare Reform Plan Proposed for California
Gov. Ronald Reagan unveiled a sweeping 70 point welfare reform plan aimed at trimming relief rolls and saving about 575 million dollars. The proposal would require able bodied recipients to work, tighten Medi Cal benefits, close loopholes, and push for a 50 50 cost share with counties for AFDC while expanding cuts and new eligibility rules across the welfare system.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
United States
Alioto accuses six agencies of leaking confidential files
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto charged before a Senate panel that six federal agencies leaked raw confidential material to Look Magazine writers. He cited the attorney general's office FBI IRS BNDD INS and Customs as sources and said the material linked him to Mafia figures in a libel suit. He urged stronger laws against leaking sensitive information.
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Washington
UPI
San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
Alioto
Attorney General’s Office
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau of Narcotics
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Customs Bureau
Look Magazine
California Criminal Identification and Investigation Bureau
Los Angeles
Senate
No kill order mentioned in My Lai briefing says witnesses
FT Benning. Army witnesses testifying in Lt William L Calley court martial challenge the claim of a kill order. Watke and Warren say Barker briefing did not include killings of women and children nor direct orders to kill all in the hamlet.
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H.D. Quigg
FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
Barker
Frank A. Barker Jr
My Lai
Calley
Ernest L. Medina
Watke
Warren
Col. Reid W. Kennedy
Aubrey M. Daniel III
Watker
Contempt charge against Curry dropped in Ukiah case
Robert Curry a 25 year old Daily Journal reporter photographer was arrested February 8 by sheriff officials on verbal orders from Ukiah Justice Court Judge Hale McCowen Jr. The district attorney refused to file a complaint and charges were dropped after Curry refused to surrender his firm. Curry was freed on bail and his camera and film were returned later that day. His attorney argued officers had no power to arrest for indirect contempt outside the courtroom.
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Robert Curry
Daily Journal
Hale McCowen Jr
Ukiah Justice Court
Curry
Dale
Harold
Robert Marutffo
Gualala
Newell Rawles
Rawles
mcCowen
Scouting fund drive opens in Ukiah at Palace Hotel
A Yokayo District Scouting fund-raising drive begins with a 7:30 breakfast Thursday at the Palace Hotel in Ukiah. Chairmen Carrol Ornbaun Bill Fernandez and Al Nicolaisen lead the effort to engage local businessmen and Scout parents. Volunteers to assist are urged to contact committee members.
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Ukiah
Palace Hotel
Carrol Ornbaun
Bill Fernandez
al Nicolaisen
Ornbaun
Fernandez
Nicolaisen
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