Indira Gandhi actions called legal by Indian consul
Indian consul general R C Arora told Ukiah Rotary that Mrs Gandhi's emergency measures were legal and endorsed by parliament. He outlined India's parliamentary system, turmoil caused by minority parties, recent reforms including ending bonded labor, grain supply aid, and a six to eight percent growth forecast this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
R. C. Arora
Ukiah Rotary Club
Mark Raymond
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Arora
Ukiah redevelopment plan faces questions at hearing
Ukiah residents and project area committee members spent over three hours reviewing the proposed redevelopment plan. They focused on unclear project definitions and a 35 year run, with emphasis on parking development as a first priority.
Rain Fades Into California Charts With Redevelopment Debate
Rain is likely tonight north and south of Point Arena with a Thursday mix of sun and showers. Officials discuss a state reimbursement formula for operating revenues but no funds to cover bonds for capital improvements. The plan’s scope covers two percent of county valuation and six percent of the school district. Critics call for clearer specifics, tighter project boundaries, and parking guarantees. A county-city discussion set for next week and a November hearing could trigger another review if boundaries change. a Dec 31 deadline looms for adoption.
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Worster
Magner
Nelmes Smith
Don Hesseltine
Ted Feibusch
Board of Supervisors
Jim Swayne
Tim Steen
Council-Redevelopment Agency
Zola resigns from Mendocino County Legal Vices post
Michael S. Zola, director of the Legal Vices Foundation of Mendocino and Lake Counties, submitted his resignation to Kirk Gustafson, chairman of the foundation, after being named by Gov. Brown as state chief of Legal Services. He asked to delay departure until a successor is hired to ensure continued legal aid. He came from Calistoga and was appointed in December 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael S. Zola
Legal Vices Foundation
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Kirk Gustafson
Zola
Gov. Brown
Sacramento
Calistoga
Delayed hearing on Mendocino Community Hospital closure
Mendocino County supervisors again postponed a public hearing on closing Mendocino Community Hospital. A study committee will quantify costs to fund indigent care at four county hospitals if closure proceeds. The panel includes county and hospital officials plus physicians. The board also authorized staffing the clinic and ER with five physicians at set hourly rates and patient charges, subject to insurance and potential premium changes.
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Board of ‘Supervisors
Mendocino Community Hospital
al Beltrami
Wallace Platner
Gary DeSalvatore
NorCon Health
Dennis Denny
Richard Drury
Joseph Stetz Jr
Community Hospital
Beltrami
Hillside
Ukiah General
Howard Memorial
Willits
Mendocino Coast
Fort Bragg
Tim Steen
Platners
Paul Marsh
Nicholas Zbitnoff
Robert Werra
Leland Wilson
Joseph Rea
Platner
UVFPD tax hike defeated in Ukiah Valley district vote
Ukiah Valley fire protection district voters defeated a proposed tax rate increase to 49 cents per 100 of assessed value by 447 to 249 with turnout around 20 percent. The district would remain at 28 cents under Senate Bill 90, threatening fire protection services and equipment. Other area elections saw board re-elections in Millview, Brooktrails, Redwood Valley Calpella, Anderson Valley, Mendocino City, and Mendocino City Community services districts with various incumbents and new trustees.
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Ukiah Valley
Russ Clarke
Ukiah
Millview County Water District
David Thompson
Roy Brosig
Floyd Lawrence
Charles Foster
Brooktrails
Brooktrails Resort Improvement
Marvin Warner
Ruth Wessel
Richard Robie
Warner
Wessel
Frank Artiglas
Robert Ryan
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Elvin Goodwin
Delbert Facklam
Willie Wainio
Jim’ Kennon
Daniel Hill
Anderson Valley
Ernest Heffel
David Perkins
Mendocino City
Services District
Russel McDowell
Steven Schlafer
Richard White
AFDC costs low in Mendocino amid rising caseloads
Mendocino County Social Service Director Dennis Denny told supervisors that AFDC administration costs remain the lowest among eight comparable counties even as the caseload rose from 1363 in August to 1402 in September. He noted continued increases likely during the timber, harvest, and construction slowdown and warned about Medi‑Cal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Social Service
Dennis Denny
AFDC
Denny
State Department of Benefit Payments
Mendocino County
Imperial County
Napa County
Social Service Department
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Indira Ghandi
Raymond
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Security Council
Punjab
Delhi
Oxford University
England
San Francisco
Commerce Party
Supreme Court
Communist Marxist-Leninist
Rotary
Soviet Union
Project Area Committee
City’ Council Redevelopment Agency
Paul Trouette
Lucille Kibner
Genge Community Consultants
Yokago
Lee Enemark
Trouette
Joseph Coomes
Planning Commission
Collette Morris
Genge
Coomes
Yokayo
Yokayo School
South Valley High School
Ukiah General Hospital
S. Dora
Perkins
Orchard Streets
Jim Magner
Charles Mannon
Ray Worster
Ukiah Unified School District Board of Education
Talmage ‘Rd
Michael Zola
California
Staley
Volkswagencaudi International
Mary Staley
Surance
Steen
Taz
ST. Mary's
ST. Mary's School
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