Ukiah council delays redevelopment plan after courtroom style hearing
Ukiah city council redevelopment agency postponed action on the plan after a four hour hearing at the Veterans Memorial building. Assistant District Attorney Tim Steen urged revision, listing 18 powers and challenging the environmental impact report. The PAC and planning commission recommendations urged not to approve the plan in its present form.
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Veterans Memorial
Ukiah
Planning Commission
Project Area Committee
Vets
Tim Steen
Board of Supervisors
Council-Redevelopment Agency
Commission
Dick Green
North Coast Opportunities
Lee Enemark
PAC Y
Ted Feibusch
Bob , Sandelin
Nancy Biggins
Pete DeVries
Mendocino Community College
William Smith
Codding Enterprises
Orchard Plaza Inc
Nelmes Smith
Oscar Klee
Wallace Behm
Jim Weller
Walter Heady
Green
Enemark
Stoen
Barry Wood
Wood
Steen
State Secretary of Resources
Ukiah General Hospital
Orchard Plaza
Ukiah General
Geologist reports clean bill for Yokayo Ranch site
Mendocino College trustees received a geologist’s report praising Yokayo Ranch as free of geological hazards and suitable for a permanent campus. The board approved the finding pending final signature and sent a funding priority resolution to Sacramento for next year’s state budget.
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Yokayo Ranch
Mendocino College
Sacramento
Mendocino ‘College
Bob Wallen
Konoeti ‘Harbor Inn
Lake County
Mendocino College Agriculttral
Agri-Industry
Ated
Bank of America
Redwood Valley Man Killed In Freeway Crash
A 26 year old Redwood Valley man Gary W. Gibson died from injuries after being ejected from a pickup that went off a freeway near Calpella. Passenger Manuel Paz Jr. 27, Redwood Valley, was uninjured. The crash occurred at 12 40 a m as Paz drove north at high speed, the vehicle rolled down an embankment. Gibson died at the hospital.
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Redwood Valley
Calpella
Gary W. Gibson
Manuel Paz Jr
Highway Patrol
Pat
Highway 20
Gibson
Highway 101
Willits
Ukiah
Donald Schmidt
D. J. Schmidt
Howard Memorial Hospital
Edward Grootendorst
Oregon
Reeves Canyon
Grootendorst
Schmidt
Justice Douglas retires from the Supreme Court
UPI reports William Orville Douglas, age 77, resigns from the Supreme Court citing incessant and demanding pain with little prospect of recovery. Ford accepted the retirement with sympathy, noting Douglas’s long service since 1939 and discussing potential successors and the court’s conservative direction.
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Washington
UPI
William Orville Douglas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Ford
Supreme Court of the United States
Securities and Exchange ‘Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
SEC
Louis D. Brandeis
Richard M. Nixon
White House
House
Edward H. Levi
Bhisley DM Hufstedler
9Th Circuit
Court of Appeals
False arrest claims denied by board of supervisors
The Willits defendants Dennis Weeks Randy Rowan and Harold Harrington had three $500 000 claims rejected by the board of supervisors on grounds the indictments for kidnap rape and murder connected to Barbara Stouds Jan 1973 slaying were not proven false. The suit alleges arrest injury and civil rights violations and all sides await further legal action.
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Board of Supervisors
Barbara Stoud
Dennis Weeks
Randy Rowan
Harold Harrington
Willits
Grand
Duncan James
Rain Likely Tonight and Friday in Northwestern California
Weather forecast for Northwestern California shows rain at times tonight and Friday. Fort Bragg readings 48 rising to 56, Ukiah 46 then 55. Gale warnings along the coast from Cape Mendocino northward and small craft advisory south to Point Arena. Inland gusty southerly winds begin tonight.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Cape Mendocino
Point Arena
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