Kissinger Secures Israel Syria Disengagement in Golan
Israel and Syria announced a disengagement accord ending a 79 day war of attrition in the Golan Heights. Kissinger shuttled between Damascus and Jerusalem for 32 days and will report to the Knesset before Geneva. The plan includes a cease fire line, buffer zone, troop thinning, UN police, and POW exchange.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
Henry
A. Kissinger
Damascus
Kissinger
Egypt
Geneva
Middle East
Soviet Union
Golda Meir
Knesset
U.N
Israel Radio
Ukiah Unified teachers win 10.3 per cent pay hike
Ukiah Unified Board of Education granted district teachers a 10.3 per cent salary increase for 1974 75, matching non certificated staff. The raise trails the 16 18 per cent demand and comes amid budget limits. The board also cut the back to school requirement, phased out some special education adjustments, and accepted the resignation of bilingual project director Esperanza S McGuigan while supporting continued Pomo Indian education funding. The district seeks state review of Potter Valley high school plans for possible cooperative options.
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Ukiah Unified
Board of Education
Personnel Commission
Esperanza S. McGuigan
Hopland and River Schools
Potter Valley
Arson Suspected in Noiyo Theater Fire
A 1:30 a.m. fire at the Noyo Theater in Willits damaged the stage, screen, and projection booth. Police found a rag and a five gallon gas can in the alley and the chief labeled the blaze possibly arson. Co owner Pontone and partner Loya, recently charged on porn showing counts, are free on bail.
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Willits
Noyo Theater
Commercial Street
Willits Fire Department
George Koehler
Koehler
Lory Pontone
Pontone
Robert Loya
Little Lake Justice Court
Loya
Deep Throat
Army Band to Lead Ukiah Jaycee Parade
Fort Ord's 28th Army band with four drill sergeants will lead Saturdays Ukiah Jaycees Festival Parade starting 11 a.m. at S State and Mill, with 23 student bands and other floats. The band will also perform at Vinewood Park along with grand marshals the Banana Splits and park food booths.
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28Th Army Band
Fort Ord
Ukiah High
S. State and Mill
Low Gap Road
Vinewood Park
New South rejects Fulbright and Faubus in primary
The New South rejected long time figures Fulbright and Faubus in Tuesday primaries while Oregon backed Wayne Morse raising questions about establishment politics after Watergate. Morse, 73, argues integrity in government and cites his 24 years in the Senate as strength.
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New South
J. William Fulbright
Orval Faubus
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Fulbright
Senate
Faubusby
Arkansas
Frank Stubblefield
Kentucky
Morse
Corps launches navigability study on California rivers pilot
The Army Corps of Engineers begins a pilot study of the Russian and Eel rivers to define navigability under new nationwide guidelines. The project seeks historical evidence of interstate commerce on rivers and will inform a broader effort across northern California. Public input is requested by July 17, with a mid August finding of navigability anticipated.
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Corps of Engineers
California
San Francisco
James Lammi
Congress
County Allocates Funds For Storm Damaged Road Repairs
Public Works Director Budge Campbell told county supervisors that 120000 dollars in uncommitted revenue sharing funds would be moved to the road budget for storm damage repair. He asked for an additional 200000 dollars for materials and equipment, with a projected 300000 dollar deficit next year. The timing for storm repairs to qualify for reimbursement is tight, with work due by November and up to 70 percent of costs eligible for reimbursement if deadlines are met.
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San Francisco Bay
Corps
Tom Harris
Harris
Fremont
Castanos Street
Calif
Budge Campbell
Bob Garr
Ernie Banker
Public Works Department
Campbell
Public Works
Don Clausen
Mendocino Coast Recreation District Receives $57,000 Loan
The Mendocino Coast Recreation District won a unanimous loan approval of 56,940 by the county supervisors on Tuesday despite a taxpayers group push to place the district tax rate on the ballot. The district expects a 1974 75 tax rate of 30 cents and will repay the loan in two installments in January and May.
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Mendocino Coast Recreation District
Jack Azevedo
United Taxpayers From
Fort Bragg
Azevedo
Ernie Banker
Aggie Avila
Louis E. DeVorss
Luce declines Lake County judge appointment
Lakeport District Attorney Dave Luce announced he will not seek the Lake County Superior Court vacancy to be created June 10. Incumbent Superior Judge Ralph Devoto will resign that date for health reasons. Luce plans to continue serving as district attorney and notes no bid for the judgeship.
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Lakeport
Dave Luce
Lake County
Luce
Tom Cleland
Devoto
W. J. Harpham
Kelseyville
Phil Crawford
Dick Freeborn
Clearlake Highlands
Freeborn
Ronald Reagan
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Oscar Klee
Justice
Klee
John Harmer
Glendale
Robert Knudsen
Harmer
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Mike Evans
Northern
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