Revenue sharing pie to be sliced June 6
County supervisors will decide how to apportion nearly 5 million in revenue sharing funds. Finance committee recommends cuts to 2.5 million to cover expected nondedicated federal revenue through June 1974. Frontline requests come from county departments districts and private groups.
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County Public Works
Public Works Center
Redwood Valley Water District
Laytonville
Fort Bragg
Ukiah Valley
College classroom bids far exceed district estimates
Mendocino Community College trustees face high bids for seven relocatable units at the Fairgrounds with the low bid at 371 995 and a second at 384 985. Lease options run about five to six percent, cash arrangements await bank availability and cost-cutting measures may trim the total.
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Mendocino Community College
Fairgrounds
Relocatable Structures, Inc
Richmond
Del-Tec
Del-Tech
Walt Robie
Robie
Ukiah Festival Internationale 73 Opens At Redwood Empire Fairgrounds
Four day Ukiah event launches with gates at 6 PM and a carnival on the midway The Willow Tree Stage hosts local acts Rags the Clown and Happy Time Circus Purdy hall features magic acts and sleight of hand A parade on Saturday heads from Mill and State to Low Gap Road and rodeos cap the weekend with performances by Tai Mas Dancers Laurie Dale Tomas Vera and the Old Reliables
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Redwood Empire Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Willow Tree
Rags the Clown
Purdy Hall
Clear Lake
Ukiah
NCAA
Festival 73
Champions
Festival Internationale 73
Ukiah Lions Club
Bank of America
Ukiah Jaycees
California
Mill
State Streets
State Street
Low Gap Road
Grandstand
Carl Purdy Hall
Laurie Dale
Tomas Vera
Vera
Ricki Dunn
America
Gale Lozzo
Gates
Old Reliables
Mendocino board urged to build rehabilitation center
A petition signed by 15 Mendocino County attorneys urged construction of a rehab center and drew support from Public Defender Joe Allen. The board weighed financing options including bonds or tax hikes while awaiting a visit by a state crime task force chair. Federal and state funds could cover 75 percent of initial costs.
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Mendocino County
Board of Supervisors
Joe Allen
Reno Bartolomie
California Council On Criminal Justice Task Force
Allen
Owen Baldwin
Jim Luther
Conrad Cox
George Nelson
Michael Zola
Jim King
Barry Wood
Richard Petersen
Merle Orchard
Pano Stephens
Charles Bell
Nancy Biggins
Tom Brigham
Leo Cook
Ukiah
Harold Irish
Mendocino
Jim Larson
Robert Petersen
Tom Lonergan
Fort Bragg
Kirk Gustafson
Brian Gainer
Willits
County backs pre school funding push for AB1244
Ukiah Unified School District official Don De Martini leads county supervisors in a resolution urging state funding to replace federal cuts in pre school programs. The measure seeks support for AB1244 with a $36 000 Ukiah district budget and would extend preschool education beyond Head Start through state funds.
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Don de Martini
Ukiah Unified
Randolph Collier
Barry Keene
Burgess Williams
Finance Committee
Assembly
de Martini
Ukiah
Harvey Sawyers
Grease Fire Spreads at J.D. Nix Residence
Fire crews respond to a Tuesday 5 43 call at 51 Canyon Drive for a grease fire in a store area that spread to a cabinet and range hood. Fire damage is listed as light with no injuries reported.
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Canyon Drive
J.D. Nix
Fog Clears in Northwestern California Cooler Inland Conditions
Weather report for Northwestern California notes fog clearing by Thursday. Inland areas will be cooler with low temperatures at night. Fort Bragg reports 48 rising to 60, Ukiah 54 to 87.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Temperature Report Highlights May Readings
Temperature chart shows May 1973 high 100 low 58 with 29 date. May 1972 records show high 86 low 51 on 29. Noon today 78 with a low of 63 and rainfall 42.99 inches versus last year's 25.53 inches.
Resignation confirmed as council rejects offer to rescind
Willits city council declined Tom Calabrese’s memo rescinding his May 17 resignation as city administrator. Mayor Ron Mitchell announced the resignation stands and Calabrese will leave after less than a year, amid a dispute over firing city engineer George Monastery. Police Chief George Koehler becomes acting administrator.
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Kathy Hunter
Willits
Tom Calabrese
Calabrese
Ron Mitchell
Daily Journal
George Monastery
George Koehler
Michael Ells
Pops Concert Rescheduled by Pomolita Junior High
The Choral Club of Pomolita junior high performs a repeat Pops Concert tonight at 8 in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on 1337 S Dora Street after a power failure halted one act. Soloists Chuck Adams and John Mihalyo remain on stage with dancers Dave Greenslate and John Rhoades, while portions of HMS Pinafore and other numbers are trimmed. No admission charge.
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Choral Club
Pomolita Junior High School
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
S. Dora Street
Choraliers
Chuck Adams
John Mihalyo
Dave Greenslate
John Rhoades
Gilbert and Sullivan
Kim van Putten
Hava Nagila
Metro Dames
Chevaliers
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Linda Thorftquist
Roger Wren
Earl Horton
Lions Club
Lions
Wren
Horton
Jack Simpson
Ten Mile Justice Court
Veterans Services
Cadillac
Buick
Pontiac
Opel
Board
Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
Hanoi
Guy
Army
Navy
Kenneth
Lois Henry
Henry
Meadowbrook
N. State St
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