Board reverses clause on Savage eight acre subdivision
Ukiah board of supervisors reversed a planning commission ruling that required a three acre minimum for an eight acre subdivision owned by Ethel Savage. The RE zone allows one acre parcels, and the decision also sent back a travel trailer park permit matter to the planning commission for road upgrades and new evidence from 22 property owners.
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Planning Commission
Ethel Savage
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Harvey Sawyers
Savage
Merle Turner
Fort Bragg
Turner
Freak mishap on River Road injures man
Gene Mendenhall, 44, of Ukiah, was driving a pickup that was being towed by friend Robert Ansaldo, 29. Both men were en route to work on another pickup in a private yard when the towed vehicle swerved, overturned, and left Mendenhall with possible major head injuries. Hesitation injuries reported by Highway Patrolmen. Mendenhall was taken to Community Hospital by Ansaldo.
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Gene Mendenhall
Ukiah
East River Road
Cunningham
Robert Ansaldo
Mendenhall
River Road
Community Hospital
Ansaldo
County counselors topic returns to Mendocino board
Mendocino County supervisors again consider whether to create a county counsel office. A budget study was requested from Administrator Al Beltrami detailing costs for a county counsel office the district attorney office and related functions. Fort Bragg supervisor August Avila questioned the need for studies noting Tim Steen already handles the job and suggesting an assistant may be needed. Results will be presented at a future board session.
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Mendocino County
Board of Supervisors
al Beltrami
August Avila
Fort Bragg
Tim Steen
Stoen
Attorneys Attend National Trial Seminar in San Francisco
Deputy District Attorneys Bill Neill and Bob Malone travel to San Francisco for a U S District Attorneys Association seminar. Government funds cover the training as part of national program to aid local agencies. Only 200 trial attorneys receive scholarships for the event and study includes witness examination techniques.
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Bill Neill
Bob Malone
San Francisco
United States District Attorneys’ Association
United States
Diamond's Unmatched Hardness Means Only Diamond Cuts It
The statement notes that diamond is the hardest substance known, implying that only another diamond can cut it. It highlights a key property of diamond.
Reagan warns California faces insolvency this fall
California Governor Ronald Reagan warned at a Tuesday news conference that the state’s finances will deteriorate by this fall requiring outside borrowing. He accused Assembly Democratic leaders of using fiscal policy for partisan gain and blamed them for undermining the state’s financial integrity.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Assembly Democratic
Wild turkeys reported on Mendocino National Forest
The Covelo district notes the smallest wild turkey gobbler on Mendocino National Forest 19 pounds, killed near Keller Lodge during the spring season ending May 2. Ranger Jim Wright cites district population around 799 birds and recalls a failed fall season in 1970.
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Mendocino National Forest
Keller Lodge
Mendocino County
Covelo
Jim Wright
Wright
Pickets Protest Subcontractor at Chick's House of Spirits Site
Two pickets appeared today in front of the Chick's House of Spirits Shopping Center construction area protesting the employment of Chico Block Builders, a masons subcontractor. The owner, Guy Chick, said the protesters were from out of town and focused on the subcontractor's involvement.
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Chick
House of Spirits
Guy Chick
Chico Block Builders
Masons
Exchangers return from Vietnam in failed swap plan
Two Southern Californians and three others returned after a three week 18000 mile mission to trade for American POWs in Hanoi. Dominic Cimino of Monterey Park said one man stayed two more weeks in Laos and Reverend Jean Trouche sought permission to go to Hanoi as a POW chaplain. Cimino indicated Hanoi might accept Trouche but North Vietnam had not decided. The group had discussed the substitute plan with the North Vietnam ambassador, who declined. Ostriches reach about 150 pounds while the smallest hummingbird weighs a fraction of an ounce.
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Los Angeles
UPI
North Vietnam
Dominic Cimino
Monterey Park
Laos
Jean Trouche
North Hollywood
Cimino
Patrick McDonald
Los Angeles International
Trouche
Hanoi
End the War Protest Wraps Up in Washington Rally
Antiwar demonstrators concluded 17 days of protests in Washington with a Capitol rally urging Congress to end the Vietnam War. Leaders warned of waning energy while police processed nearly 10,000 arrests from the crackdown and thousands remained in confinement at the Coliseum. a Boston rally followed as Massachusetts guardsmen stood on alert.
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Carol. Ross Washington
UPI
Washington
U.S. Capitol
Congress
Vietnam
May Day Tribe
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
House
Senate
House Wing
Lincoln
Washington Coliseum
Federal
Snorts
George Washington University
Law School
Coliseum
Washington Mall
Kent State
Jackson State
Boston
Boston Common
State House
Massachusetts National
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Esperanza McGuigan
Official City Newspaper
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Dean Devries
Mgr
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B. A. Cober
The
Mendocino Publishing Co
South School Street
Calif
Journal Miss Service
Daily Journal
Semabane
Nat Haws
Standard Oil Company of California
Oak Knoll Rd
Reagan
Mendo Forest
Assembly
Willie Brown
D-San Fran
Cised
Brown
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagley
Olumbia Pictures Ata
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Herbert Tross
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