Lake County planning commission set for mobilhome park hearings
The Lake County planning commission chaired by Harvey Sampson will meet at the courthouse with a full agenda on mobilhome parks. Hearings include Holiday Lakes environmental report at 10:15, Lake Hills Estates permit continued to April 12, Baughn and Cameron lot hearing, Vista Del Lago permit, Paradise Valley park items, aircraft repair and other use permits, and variances. An Area Planning Organization meeting follows in supervisor chambers, with public access to both events.
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Lakeport
Lake County Planning Commission
Harvey Sampson
Lake County
Holiday Lakes
Lake Hills Estates
Baughn
Cameron Mobilhome
Allen’s Mobilhome
Highway 53
Lower Lake
Copsey Creek Ranch
Vista del Lago Mobilhome
J.P. van Brocklin
Paradise Valley Mobilhome Park
J. Dittmar
Pierce Airport
Joel R. Murphy
William W. Ellis
Lakeshore Blvd
Earl’s Harbor
Chesley B. Smith
Lakeshore Bowl
Highway 29
James B. Bertram
Highway 20
Oak Grove
Clearlake Oaks
George F. Chilcote
Area Planning Organization
Don Martinelli
Junior Wilds
Roy Dufrain
Les Aaker
Bob Reese
Breland
Fire calls log from Ukiah area incidents
Friday 8:49 p.m Lantern Inn Motel water shutoff after broken pipe. 9:13 p.m Ukiah General Hospital lab smoke. sterilizing oven melted plastic. no damage. 9:22 p.m Bottle Shop fluorescents smoking. no damage. Sunday 2:52 a.m Purity Store fire in metal trash bin. sprinkler activated. no damage. 3:40 a.m Wentz Market wooden trash bin fire. bin destroyed. 7:19 a.m Catholic parish house wooden greenhouse behind parish house. total loss. 2:04 p.m Ambulance transport Duane Carpenter to Ukiah General Hospital.
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Lantern Inn
Ukiah General Hospital
Purity Store
Wentz Market
Oak St
Duane Carpenter
Ukiah Airport faces protest over air tanker base
Residents near Ukiah airport prepare to protest the basing of firefighting aircraft for summer operations as the Airport Commission reviews airport uses. About 35 people attended a Feb 27 meeting pushing for withdrawal citing noise and crash risk. A July timing for Sisk-Q Flight Service operations looms, with rental rates on the agenda.
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Ukiah
Elmer Harmon
Sisk-Q Flight Service
Ukiah City Council Sets Hearing On Zoning For Condos
At 8 p m in city hall Ukiah council will vote to set a public hearing on amending the zoning ordinance as it applies to condominium developments. The meeting includes a closed executive session on commissioners and salary talks and a request to consider police radar equipment purchase. A D J DeMartini letter requests preschool funding amid federal cutbacks. Ordinance 634 would add undergrounding of utilities in new and remodeled construction with exemptions.
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Ukiah
Jim Swayne
D.J. DeMartini
ITT and CIA linked to Chilean coup efforts in 1970
Senate investigators probe ITT actions to block Salvador Allende’s 1970 Chilean election. ITT executives met with CIA official William Broe at the Sheraton Carlton in Washington on July 26 1970 and discussed influence operations. Merriam testified he reported to Geneen and kept contact with Broe. Documents suggest ITT pressed for steps to protect its Chilean holdings and possibly sought help from Nixon White House officials and Mitchell. Further testimony may reveal Agnew and other officials’ involvement and a push to undermine Allende through economic pressure in Chile.
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Washington
UPD
Harold Geneen
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
U.S
ITT
Senate
William Merriam
Salvador Allende
Chile
Merriam
Geneen
William V. Broe
Western Hemisphere
Directorate of Plans
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Foreign Relations
Broe
Sheraton Carlton
CIA
Allende
John Mitchell
White House
Frank Church
D-Idaho
ITT Corporation
Subcommittee
Corporation
ITT CIA
William R. Merriam
Sheraton Carlton Hotel
John J. McCone
McCone
Justice Department
Hartford
Nixon Administration
Treasury
John B. Connally
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Charles W. Colson
Agnew
SEC
Spiro Agnew
Ned Gerrity
Mitchell
Inter-company
Communists pledge POW release as U.S. troop withdrawals near
Saigon reports the Provisional Revolutionary Government will free part of the last group of American prisoners by Sunday and the rest by the following Wednesday, enabling about 5,300 more U.S. servicemen in Vietnam to go home. The exchange pace, ceasefire conditions, and ongoing troop draws are intertwined with stalled evacuations at Tong Le Chan base.
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Saigon
China
Loc Ninh
Hanoi
Nguyen Sinh
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Bui Tin
Joint Military Commission
JMC
Gia Lam
U.S
Vietnam
Defense Attache Office
DAO
South Vietnam
le Trung Hien
Tong le Chan
Higher food prices prompt eat a little less warning
The Cost of Living Council forecast ongoing grocery price rises through the year with a suggestion to curb spending by eating a little less. Farm prices should fall after midyear and end the year near January levels, while retail prices may rise but level off by year end. Northwestern California forecast parts cloudy with possible rain and temperatures in the 30s to 50s.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Food supplies to rise in 1973 with price relief expected
The paper cites significant food stock growth in late 1973 and forecasts lower farm prices as supplies reach markets. Deputy director James McLane advises buying in larger quantities, seeking sales, and eating less. President Nixon and Rep. Leslie Arends discuss inflation trends and production boosts without price freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLane
Council
Leslie Arends
R-N
House
GOP
Weather data snippet from March 1973 and 1972
The excerpt lists March temperatures and rainfall figures for 1973 and 1972. It shows daily highs and lows such as 39 at noon, 46 today with a low of 37, plus rainfall readings of 40.05 inches for the current year and 21.27 inches for last year.
Indians seek recall of tribal chieftain at Wounded Knee
AIM leaders formally requested a recall election to oust tribal chairman Dick Wilson amid the three week occupation on Pine Ridge Reservation. petition with 1,445 signatures could trigger an election within 45 days, while settlement talks stall on occupation and government reform.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
UPI
American Indian Movement
AIM
Pine Ridge
Carmen Christy
Indian Legal Services
South Dakota
Carmen
James King
Ukiah
Dick Wilson
Wilson
Horace Webb
Justice Department
Webb
United States
Oglala
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Tom Bullard
Redwood Empire Fairgrounds
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Raymond
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SEARS
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MacClaren
Reds
Huen
Hien
California
Fort Bragg
Nixon
Arends
Soviet Union
OPPEL
Ames Irrigatio
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