Fern Hill co director describes Waters as socially retarded
Bruce Anderson testified in the Darrell Waters murder trial that Waters was a loner who carried on a monologue and believed he was being held against his will. He said Waters related better to younger children than to peers, and described him as dull normal academically.
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Mark Raymond
Fern Hill School
Darrell Dean Waters
Boonville
Bruce Anderson
Joe Allen
Water
Fern Hill
Robert James Hansen
Waters
Allen
Anderson
Hansen
Debbie Martin
Mike LeBreton
Mendocino County to decide repeal or amend rock festival law
The Mendocino County outdoor festival ordinance known as the rock festival law faces possible repeal or revision by the board of supervisors after Judge Embree Reynolds found it unconstitutional. Assistant district attorney Tim Steen proposed amendments including raising the festival threshold from 200, exempting fairgrounds, lowering the filing fee to 25, shifting review to the sheriff and health department, and adjusting hearing filing deadlines. The proposals were referred to the recreation committee for consideration by Supervisors Burgess Williams and Harvey Sawyers.
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Mendocino County
Board of Supervisors
Embree Reynolds
Ten Mile
Tim Steen
Sheriff and Public Health Department
Burgess Williams
Harvey Sawyers
Nixon concedes aides hid Watergate acts in crisis statement
President Nixon disclosed he ordered Haldeman and Ehrlichman to limit the Watergate inquiry to shield national security operations by the CIA and White House. He admitted some aides may have gone beyond directives to hide illegal acts, and he outlined plans once considered to break into premises, later withdrawn. He denied personal wrongdoing beyond vigilance, promised more responses, and cited warnings from FBI official Gray about possible coverup.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Erlichman
CIA
White House
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
L. Patrick Gray III
Gray
Senate
National Democratic
Pentagon
Egil Krogh
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Anthony J. Russo
Ukiah Unified Trustees Vote Bond for Schools and 9% Pay Hike
Ukiah Unified trustees decided on a $5 million bonds plan to fund building and renovation across the district, including a new high school and upgrades to Ukiah and Calpella Potter Valley elementary schools, while approving a 9 percent average teacher salary increase for 1973-74. The plan favors bonds over tax increases, with $1 million on a simple majority bond and $4 million on a two thirds bond.
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Ukiah Unified School
Bill Broaddus
Ray Worster
Bank of America
Ukiahi
Calpella
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Chico
Eureka
San Rafael
Antioch
Castro Valley
Nokomis
Caulfield testifies clemency offers shaped Watergate case
Former White House aide John L. Caulfield said he reluctantly carried executive clemency offers to Watergate conspirator James W. McCord Jr. and believed Nixon may have known. He described loyalty to Nixon as overriding his sense of illegality while discussing the deals with Ehrlichman and Mitchell amid Senate Watergate hearings.
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Washington
UPI
White House
John L. Caulfield
James W. McCord Jr
Nixon
United States
Caulfield
Senate
New York
McCord
John W. Dean HI
Watergate
Dean
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Bronx
New York City
Anthony T. Ulasewicz
Watergate Complex
Ulasewicz
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Willits Voters Pass Sewage Bond Proposal
Willits residents approve a 185000 bond to fix deficiencies in the sewer system after a sparse turnout of 242 ballots with 183 in favor and 59 against. The project, costing about 1122000, will be funded by bonds and an 87 percent grant, with construction set to begin in 1974 and tax impact estimated at 20 cents per 100 dollars of assessed value the first year.
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Willits
North County
State Water Quality Control Board
Broaddus Creek
Weather outlook for Northwestern California near Oregon border
Partly cloudy conditions extend to Cape Mendocino through Thursday with coastal drizzle and low clouds along the coast. Temperatures show little change with nights low and days high around Ukiah 46 and Fort Bragg 47 to 62, mostly fair inland.
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California
Oregon
Cape Mendocino
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
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