County approves 8 to 12 percent pay hikes for officials
The board of supervisors approved minimum increases of 8 percent for county department heads and management, with average raises of 9 percent for heads and 12 percent for management. Non affiliated employees average 8.2 percent, and judges receive about 10 percent. Mentions of MCEA negotiated cost of living hike and scope of who is covered. Dentals for dependents are provided at no cost and mileage is set at 14 cents per mile effective July 1 1975.
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Board of Supervisors
Theer Oust
Justice Court
MCEA
Attorney III
Cao
Attorney II
Ukiah Justice Court
Ten Mile
Fort Bragg
Little Lake
Willits
Burgess Williams
Two Million Bonus Stamps Planned for Mendocino Recipients
Mendocino County will issue about 2 million bonus food stamp stamps in fiscal year 1974 75 Welfare Director Dennis Denny reported to the county supervisors. About 453 families totaling around 1800 people have been certified for stamps with more expected before June 1.
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Mendocino County
Dennis Denny
Denny
City council weighs business license fees and contracts
Tonight at 8 p m the council holds a public hearing on proposed business license increases drawing strong business owner reaction. A 8 15 p m session follows weed abatement and a written communication from attorney Jim Luther on garbage contracts.
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Chambers
Jim Luther
Marvin E. Bowen
Airport Commission
Nokomis Acres Unit Five
College leases Redwood Fairgrounds for year renew
Redwood Empire Fair directors and Mendocino College President Pete DeVries with Walt Robie voted unanimously to renew the college lease of Fairgrounds land for one year at 8700 annually. The site includes east parking lot land and Floriculture Junior buildings plus Home Arts as a part time student center.
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Mendocino College
Pete DeVries
Walt Robie
Lee Persico
Robie
Scotty Turner
DeVries
Fairgrounds
Redwood Valley
Israeli troops storm Galilee school to free hostages
Israeli forces stormed a Galilee school building where Arab guerrillas held about 750 Israeli children as hostages. Reports say several children were killed or wounded as 50 troops charged the building in a four to six minute assault amid conflicting casualty counts and emergency wartime talks.
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Ma’lot
Israel
UPI
Galilee
Lebanon
Henry A. Kissinger
Israeli National Radio
Jean Herry
Damascus
Ukiah Unified approves 10.3 percent raise for non teaching staff
Trustees adopted a 10.3 percent salary increase for non teaching certificated and classified employees while deciding not to act on teachers' pay yet. Superintendent Murphy warned of rising costs for 1974-75 budget and proposed new administrative posts, more counselors, and two new buses amid funding pressures.
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Ukiah Unified
W.O. Murphy
Murphy
Certified
County Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Cleans Mendocino
Mendocino County's abandoned vehicle abatement program led by Roy Sullivan reports nearly 600 vehicles removed since July. Crews crush, load for scrap in Oakland and prioritize sites along Highway 101 and Coast Highway 1 with work through May 23 in Fort Bragg area.
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Mendocino County
Roy Sullivan
Don Uhr
Sullivan
Jim Tsarnas
Millview Auto Wreckers
Oakland
Fort Bragg
Navarro Ridge
Sacramento
California Highway Department
Redwood Valley
Laytonville
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