Zoning as a condition for minor subdivisions debated by supervisors
The Mendocino County board discussed two options for minor land divisions: require a zoning classification before approval or make zoning a condition of final approval. No action was taken, and a joint meeting with the county planning commission was set to further consider the ordinance. Deputy DA Rick Henderson was asked to draft an amendment tying minor subdivision approval to zoning approval.
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Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Rick Henderson
Ukiah
Don Hinkle
Planning Department
Planning Commission
Hinkle
Burgess Williams
Augie Avila
Henderson
Franco Suf fers Fatal Relapse, Emergency Surgery Prolongs Battle
Emergency operation for the ailing 82 year old Franco in Madrid ends after a two hour procedure as doctors report the gravest prognosis. Despite sedation and life support, brain activity remains and officials rush cabinet members to the hospital amid a renewed hemorrhage and ongoing four week medical struggle.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Manuel Hidalgo Huerta
Cifra
Carlos Arias Navarro
Juror Panels Called in Chapman Murder Trial
Three panels of fifty jurors each were summoned for Monday in Dept. 1 of Superior Court to hear the murder case of Warren Dewitt Chapman a 48 year old Fort Bragg resident. Chapman is charged with killing Bob Parducci 28 of Fort Bragg after a July 10 1975 argument over a pickup truck parking. Parducci died an hour after being shot in the chest at the Salmon Inn Motel owned by Chapman. Parducci formerly lived in Ukiah and worked for Alioto Fish Company. Superior Court Judge Lloyd Phillips of Sacramento is expected to preside with DA Duncan James prosecuting and Leo Cook representing Chapman. The trial is expected to last nearly two weeks and Chapman is free on a 50000 bail.
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Dept. 1
Superior Court
Warren Dewitt Chapman
Fort Bragg
Chapman
Bob. Parducci
Noyo
Parducci
Mervin Orsi
Salmon Inn
Ukiah
Alioto Fish Company
Lloyd Phillips
Sacramento
Duncan James
Leo Cook
Petition drive opens Saturday for Potter Valley district split
Residents of Potter Valley start a door to door petition to study forming a separate Potter Valley Unified school district. If 2500 signatures are gathered the county board will study feasibility and forward findings to the state board, with a potential vote in Ukiah Unified. Judy Eddie and Mary Jo Hunter coordinate drives.
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Potter Valley
Potter Valley Unified School
County Board of Education
Ukiah Unified
State Board of Education
Potter
Ukiah
Foreign troops pour into Luanda as rival sides clash
Thousands of Russian and Cuban troops pour into Angola to support a Marxist regime facing rival forces backed by China, Zaire, and the United States. About 400 Russians disembarked at Luanda and 2,500 Cuban troops have arrived, aiding the Popular Front for the Liberation of Angola as rival movements threaten water and power supplies.
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Luanda
Angola
UPI
China
Zaire
United States
Atlantic Harbor
Marxist
Popular Front For the Liberation of
The
Popular Front
Notable Northern California quake rattles coast
A major 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Pacific Ocean 240 miles west of Cape Mendocino early today, jolting residents from San Francisco area to Oregon. It triggered a tsunami alert along the California coast but was canceled two hours later as no large waves appeared.
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Eureka
UPI
Pacific Ocean
California
Cape Mendocino
San Francisco
Oregon
Ferndale
Sheriff's
First major step taken toward vo tech center in Ukiah
Ukiah Unified and the county Board of Education took a key step toward building a new Vocational Technical High School at the Ukiah Low Gap campus with Henry George Investment Corp. The plan aims for partial occupancy by fall 1976, reducing but not eliminating double sessions at Ukiah High. The district will lease the center to the county ROC for 10 years to speed vo-tech upgrades and facility completion.
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Ukiah Unified
County Board of Education
Ukiahi
Ukiahi Low Gap
Henry George Investment Corporation of
San Jose
Ukiahi Unified Board
County Roc
Hopland High School
Indian Legal Services
Potter Valley
Governor Brown May Seek Constitutional Change on School Funding
Sacramento reports Gov Ed Brown Jr aims to direct his administration toward reform of California school financing in response to a court mandate. He floated a constitutional amendment to treat education differently, while tasking Stanford adviser Michael W Kirst to develop practical, modest funding options within current resource limits. Kirst notes Oregon and Florida reform ideas. Riles cautions against a constitutional change. Brown emphasizes dialogue and no fixed conclusions as study continues.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Michael W. Kirst
Brown
State Board of Education
Business Administration
Stanford University
Kirst
Oregon
Florida
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wilson Riles
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Ernie Banker
Farm Advisor
Mendocino
Dave Mendenhall
Federal Aviation Administration
KUKI
Mendenhall
Ture
Nevada
Keith Shippee
Mel Grinsell
FAA
Journal
Fae
Point Arena
P.V
Judy Eddie
Mary Jo Hunter
Reed
Portugal
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
Nova Lisboa
Huambo
Vo-Ted H
Chessall Gym
Ukiah Unified Board
Pretty Boy
Ezekiel
Holloway
Julie Holloway
Holloways
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Riles
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