Coastal residents press board on tax reform and recall threat
Coastal Residents Forum led by Ray Rice demands the Mendocino County board back tax reform bills in Sacramento and a timber yield tax change. Ted Galletti faces a two week recall threat if the board does not act, while officials caution on timing and staff limits for any legal action.
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Ted Galletti
Board of Supervisors
Ray Rice
Coastal Residents Forum
Peter Behr
Robert Nimmo
Rice
Galletti
Tim Steen
CRF
Steen
Genghis Khan
Sacramento
Sen. Behr
Mendocino County
Assemblyman
Keene
Augie Avila
Behr
Avila
Brian Shea
Shea
Ernie Banker
County Supervisors Association of California
CSAC
Jim Eddie
Jim Lashbrook
Lashbrook
Irene Lange
Fort Bragg
North Coast
Ukiah City Council Faces Jammed Agenda Tonight
The Ukiah city council meets at 8 p.m. in chambers to review Alameda energy and Mendocino College communications and county lease of the city jail. It will consider an R-3 zoning amendment for hotels and mortuaries, a rezoning request from R-2 to R-3 along S Dora, two public hearings on the General Plan social element and on Leslie Street rezoning to C-1, and a planning commission recommendation to start annexation for the Munson subdivision between Cooper Lane and Talmage Road.
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Ukiah
Chambers
W. Church Street
City of
Alameda
Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission
Jeanne Lewis
Mendocino College
County
S. Dora
Washington
Observatory
BLM
Leslie Street
Planning Commission
Munson
Cooper Lane
Talmage Road
Waugh Lane
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Mostly cloudy through Thursday with rain likely at times. Winds 15 to 25 mph from west to southwest tonight and Thursday. Fort Bragg expected 47 and 57 degrees, Ukiah 46 and 63.
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California
Fort Bragg
Manson cultists convicted in California conspiracy case
Sandra Good and Susan Murphy were found guilty of conspiracy to mail death threat letters to corporate executives after a two week trial. Good also faced four counts of making threats by telephone. Both acted as their own attorneys and cited cleaning up the earth as motive. Sentencing set for April 13. Murphy remained free on bond and requested custody.
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Sacramento
UPI
Sandra Good
Manson
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
Miss Good
Susan Murphy
Miss Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
Miss Murphy
Miss
Ford pressures Reagan to exit GOP proxy race in Illinois
In Illinois Ford won his fifth straight primary, 59 percent, while Reagan trailed with 40 percent as Carter led Democrats with 48 percent. Ford urged Reagan to quit the GOP challenge, aiming to unite the party, while Reagan vowed a 50 50 chance to win. Carter seized a decisive victory, Wallace strong, Shriver fading with plans to influence the convention.
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Chicago
UPI
Ford
Illinois
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Ilinois
Reagan
George Wallace
Sargent Shriver
Carter
Georgia
Congress
Rogers C.B. Morton
Wallace
Florida
Shriver
Sen
Henry) Jackson
Jackson
Morris Udall
Arizona
Harris
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Mendocino County Eyes Justice Court Consolidation Plan
Mendocino County supervisors set an April 7 public hearing to reconsider consolidating or eliminating the nine Justice Courts. The move follows state court rulings and legislation aimed at replacing lay judges with attorney judges, with cost concerns and election implications shaping the discussion.
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Mark Raymond
California Judicial Council
State Supreme Court
Mendocino
Supreme Court
Judicial Council
Homer Mannix
Anderson Valley Judicial District
Board of Supervisors
California
Marshals and Constables Association
Federal Court of Appeals
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Little Lake
Willits
Round Valley
Covelo
Joseph Weber
Justice Court
Tim Stoen
Ted Galletti
Stoen
Kirk Gustafson
Round Valley Judicial District
Galletti
Mannix
Gustafson
Randolph Collier
Association
Augie Avila
Duncan James
Joe Allen
Ukiah Justice Court
Ernie Banker
Burgess Williams
Brown
Manpower Council Alters Mendocino County Board Action
The County Manpower Planning Council revised its makeup to comply with state rules and avoid conflicts of interest. Six members were dropped for representing organizations handling CETA funds, three new members added, forming a 19 member MPC chaired by Supervisor Jim Eddie with members from Ukiah city and county offices and including a Native American, an educator, and a Mexican American community representative.
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County
Manpower Planning Council
Board of Supervisors
MPC
CETA
Joe Casillas
North Bay Human Development
Ira Gilliand
Ukiah
Jim Swayne
Doug Flautt
Willits
Betty Seagraves
Fort Bragg
Carl Godee
State Employment Development Department
Dennis Denny
Dave Johnson
County Personnel Department
William Brakebill
County Administrator's Office
Bob Barnett
David Durfee
Tom Everett
Charles Green
Garey Hurn
Jim Whipple
Nita Kucich
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Coast
Lynnette Fromme
Fromme
Tate-LaBianca
Los Angeles
MacBride
Tony Vau
Ukiah High School
Chris Eynon
Ukiahi
Wildcat Informer
Tony
Billy Crawford
Bill Norbury
Board
Justice Court Consolidation
Robert Heeb
Ten Mile
Manpower Council
Redwood Regionaires
Sheridan
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