California warned on future livability without long term protections
The En vironmental Quality Study Council told Gov. Reagan and the legislature California faces severe danger to host tolerable life within decades. It urged a state environmental quality board eight regional panels and a bold, funded plan for air water land use, transportation, and energy to build a cohesive long term strategy.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Ronald Reagan
Environmental Quality Study Council
Reagan
Pomolita Parents Meet Over Disruptions To Junior High Activities
Pomolita seventh and eighth graders may face tighter supervision after a Friday dance disruption. Eight seventh graders were intoxicated outside the gym, two girls were hospitalized, andAlcohol was supplied by high school students. Principal Roger Wren states suspensions are in place until after Easter. Ukiah police are investigating.
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Pomolita
Roger Wren
Ukiah
Wren
Cat removal service call at 1451 Manzanita Drive
A 3:30 p.m. service was dispatched to 1451 Manzanita Drive to remove a cat stranded in a tree. The call was logged as a routine welfare and safety response by local responders.
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Manzanita Drive
Ukiah Area Rainfall Lags as Showers Continue
Scattered showers in the Ukiah area over the past 24 hours add 0.95 inches to a seasonal total of 22.24 inches, still far behind the 33.09 inches recorded by this date last year per Ukiah fire department records. We forecast more scattered showers this weekend, maintaining the lag in the 1971-72 season.
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Ukiah
Northwestern California Weather: Fair Tonight Then Rain Likely
Fair conditions prevail in Northwestern California tonight. Friday brings cloudy skies and rain likely north of Red Bluff with a chance of rain south to Sacramento. Highs reach the high 50s to mid 60s, with lows in the upper 30s to 40s and winds from 5 to 15 mph increasing to 10 to 20 mph from the south on Friday.
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California
Red Bluff
Sacramento
California voters set June 6 primary field eight Democrats
California voters will choose among eight Democrats and two Republicans in the June 6 presidential primary. Signatures are due by Friday: Democrats need 14,694 and Republicans 17,199. Muskie McGovern Humphrey Jackson Chisholm Lindsay Yorty McCarthy and Muskie already qualified. Ashbrook and Nixon will file. Minor parties Peace and Freedom 330 signatures and American Independent Party also seek ballot access.
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UPI
California
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George
McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Shirley Chisholm
New York
John V. Lindsay
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Rod Dewey
Ashbrook
Peace and Freedom Party
Benjamin Spock
American Independent Party
Muskie
McCarthy
Illinois
Humphrey
Chisholm
Lindsay
Yorty
Jackson
Cochairman
Charles A. O’brien
Injured San Francisco Woman Hurt In Highway 101 Crash
Mrs. Margaret Haines, 65, of San Francisco en route to Ukiah, was seriously injured when her car ran off Highway 101 near the Russian River and overturned. CHP Officer Richard Bakker found her about 11:30 a.m. and she was taken to Ukiah General Hospital with multiple fractures. A crushed snake lay near the wreckage.
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San Francisco
Ukiah
Ukiah General Hospital
Margaret Haines
Russian River
Sonoma County
CHP
Richard Bakker
Wrecking yard owners appeal policing order near Fort Bragg
Wrecking yard owners appeal a planning commission decision to police up the Redwood Wrecker and Salvage Yard. The Fort Bragg board debated six month cleanup, eight foot fence, and yard cleanup while neighbors testified to earthquakes and damage from the smash unit. The planning commission order plus two-year additional use permit issues framed the dispute.
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Planning Commission
Fort Bragg
Board of Supervisors
August Avila
Avila
Chester Bennett
Teyesore
Bennett
Vancel Welch
Welch
Highway 1
Harvey Sawyers
al Barbero
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Senate
Sanford Weiner
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