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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1974

Page

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Silent President to face open hearing on Watergate grand jury report

Judge Sirica will hold a public hearing Wednesday on the disposition of a sealed grand jury report tied to Nixon's Watergate handling. The White House says Nixon will state his legal position in court and decision timing remains undisclosed. The hearing follows indictments of Nixon associates on cover-up charges and includes involvement from Watergate prosecutor Jaworski and House impeachment inquiries. The situation layers in Gagliardi decisions on related cases and new indictments of Cuban Americans tied to Ellsberg psychiatrist office burglary.

Washington UPI John J. Sirica Nixon White House Ronald L. Ziegler Gerald L. Warren House Warren Sirica Watergate Leon Jaworski James D. St. Clair Sirica’ S Ziegler St. Clair House Judiciary Committee H. R. Haldeman Haldeman Senate Mike Mansfield Peter W. Rodine D-N.j Bernard L. Barker Eugenio R. Martinez Felipe de Diego Daniel Ellsberg Barker Martinez Democratic Party U.S Lee P. Gagliardi New York John N. Mitchell Maurice H. Stans Gerald R. Ford Denver U.S. Court of Appeals H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman

Rowland weighs reentry in 2nd District race

Mendocino County planning commission chair Byron J. Rowland may re-enter the 2nd District State Senate contest after withdrawing at a Ukiah meeting Feb 15. The decision hinges on whether Bob Theiller files, potentially leaving Behr unopposed in the primary. Deborah White, Big River News editor, has filed for county clerk-recorder, opposing incumbent Viola Richardson.

Byron J Barney Rowland Mendocino County Sonoma County Bob Theiller Peter Behr Tiburon Warm Springs Marin County Behr State Senate Big River News Deborah White County Clerk-Recorder Viola Richardson

Carrier Seeks Advance Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal

The newspaper carrier asks readers to pay three months in advance when first contacted. The appeal urges timely collection to support daily delivery services.

Ukiah Daily Journal

Beef backup may breed new shortage

Washington UPI reports that consumers may not see promised beef supply increases next summer and fall unless the current beef backup is moved off the market to raise cattle prices. Gordon Van Vleik of ANCA says retailers should boost special price cuts to clear the temporary glut. producers bear losses as corn costs rise. He links the shortage to the truckers strike which clogged the meat pipeline and notes retail prices have not yet declined from January highs.

Washington UPI Gordon van Vleik American National Cattlemen's Association ANCA van Vleck

Haldeman says no regrets amid Watergate charges

LOS ANGELES UP I T alks by Haldeman on the lawn of his Hancock Park home. He concedes some things were done wrong but maintains he did not. He expects to be found innocent and vows cooperation with investigators. He lauds Nixon and denies personal disgrace, insisting he was merely staff. He says no bargains will be made and Newsmen report his calm stance.

Los Angeles UPI Haldeman White House Watergate Grand Jury Nixon Hancock Park Republican Party

Lashbrook files to challenge Brown for county assessor

Fort Bragg resident and 49 year old Lashbrook, a retired electronics specialist and former FAA administrator, filed nominating papers Monday for the June 4 primary. He cites public access to records, reducing secrecy, and aligning assessor decisions with taxpayers as key goals while opposing incumbent Wilbur J. Brown. Lashbrook lists TRT affiliations and has two sons in local public service, with his home near Inglenook Fen.

James H. Lashbrook Fort Bragg Lashbrook Wilbur J. ‘‘Webb Brown Federal Aviation Administration Sacramento The Journal Mendocino County Coast United Organizations of Taxpayers Association of Concerned Taxpayers Ralph Nader Tax Reform Research Group Mary James Jr Fresno County Sheriff's Department Stevel Fresno County Planning’commission Inglenook Fen

Rancher Jim Eddie Seeks Potter Valley Supervisor Seat

Potter Valley rancher and Ukiah Unified school board trustee Jim Eddie announced his candidacy for the June 1974 supervisor race. He stressed local control, land and resource management, and the need to restore county authority over timber, agriculture, and recreation to preserve the rural economy. Eddie, born in Potter Valley in 1935, operates the family ranch and serves on the Potter Valley irrigation district board and the Ukiah Unified school district board.

Jim Eddie Potter Valley Ukiah Unified School Board Board of Supervisors Eddie Potter San Luis Obispo Cal Poly Poly Ukiah Unified

Gas experts wrong in predictions says energy chief

Washington United Press International energy chief William E Simon dismissed instant experts predicting severe gasoline shortages this spring and summer He argued forecasts were off base but cautioned relief would take weeks after any embargo lift and warmer weather could ease the crisis without immediate price drops Arizona New York oil markets expected similar shifts if Arab embargo ends

Washington UPI William E. Simon United States Simon Nixon

Voters race for two council seats and college trustees

Voters faced an eight oclock deadline to cast ballots in a crowded field for two city council seats and three Men docino College trustees, one unopposed in the March 5 municipal and community college district elections. By noon turnout was light at several precincts with 81 to 103 ballots cast of 791 to 816 voters. Swearing in occurs March 12 after tomorrow nights council meeting when a final date for the trap club issue and a possible lease deal with Triple A Air Charter may be discussed. a resolution on implementing the California relocation assistance act is also on the agenda.

Mendocino College Triple A Air Charter, Inc

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