Koski v. DA and Judge Ju ried in Ukiah Suit
Fort Bragg man Darrell Dwayne Koski seeks to force filing of felony complaints in the Ukiah district rather than the venue where crime occurred. A Superior Court ruling by A B Broaddus is expected by Friday after hearings with Koski, DA Duncan James, and Judge Hale McCowen Jr. attached.
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James
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Kissinger Brezhnev Meet on Middle East and SALT
In Moscow Kissinger and Brezhnev spent about three and a half hours focusing on Middle East peace talks after prior SALT discussions. Vest said talks would resume at 5 p.m. without detailing progress as both sides seek working documents for Nixon’s summer visit and a potential Geneva agreement.
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Foreman Norton Title Bout Delayed By Knee Injury
Foreman arrives at Caracas arena with a stiff right knee as a doctor is summoned. The heavyweight title clash with Norton faces earlier threats over the referee nationality, but the bout proceeds as of now.
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Plans to Oust China Shelved By Soviet Union
Soviet sources say lack of support led Moscow to shelve a plan for a world conference to expel China from the world Communist camp. Allies warned it would deepen a split with Peking. a smaller meeting may be held. Sino-Soviet ties worsen with rhetoric and border talks stalled.
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Brooks Defends Nixon Homes Spending Report as Objective
House committee chairman Rep. Jack Brooks says the Nixon vacation home spending report is objective and straightforward. He rejects White House claims of bias and asserts $17 million in taxpayer funds were used to maintain three private homes beyond the president’s use.
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Briefcase Transfer Sparks House Bid for Grand Jury Report
The House Judiciary Committee received the Watergate grand jury secret report on Nixon’s handling of the scandal. U.S. District Judge Sirica turned over a two page summary and a bulging leather briefcase of materials, while the Appeals Court upheld the panel's right to the evidence.
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End of month gas woes ease for many stations
The AAA reports 23 percent of stations plan Sunday gasoline pumping up from 17 percent a week earlier and reported only 3 percent out of gas as month-end nears. Also fewer stations limit purchases, more are open at night, and some cut pumps by noon on weekdays.
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Willits Council Limits Mayor Term to Two Years
In the first meeting with new council members Jerry Shea and Frank Porro, Willits voters saw a two year term limit for the mayor approved by a tie breaking vote from Mayor Dave Shelton. The measure, opposed by Shea and Porro, would fix the mayor’s term in two years within any four year period. Additional actions included proclamations for a national day of prayer and plans for recreation land use and Little League fields, with funding and annexation studies authorized.
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Behr bill aims to let cities develop power in California
Ukiah and 10 other Northern California cities would join to issue revenue bonds for building independent generation facilities under SB 1186. The group plans to pool taxing power to fund projects and possibly use geothermal sources, despite transmission and steam supply hurdles. Local power would be wheeled over PG and E lines under a Supreme Court ruling.
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Marin County
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Healdsburg
Redalo ‘Alto
Santa Clara
Alameda
Lake of Sonoma
Jim Swayne
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
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