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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1977

Page

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Ukiah Faces Scrutiny Over Geothermal Power Pact

A NCPA sub committee in Palo Alto questions Ukiah’s 5 percent stake in a $41 million Lake County geothermal plant with construction slated for 1981. City Council member Feibusch challenged the deal demanding a vote, a court previously set election timing, and clarification on the contract while Ukiah remains an NCPA member.

Ukiah Northern California Power Agency NCPA Palo Alto Shell Oil Company Geothermal Lake County Ted Feibusch Feibusch Ingerham Santa Clara Alameda Lodi Roseville Healdsburg Lompoc Plumas-Sierra R.E.C Pg&e

Warnke predicts SALT II deal in early 1978

UPI reports Paul Warnke, chief U.S. arms negotiator, expects agreement with the Soviets on SALT II early in 1978. He cites substantial work done in talks spanning five years and three administrations, notes leaks hinder negotiations, and warns congressional ratification could collide with 1978 campaigns.

Washington UPI Paul Warnke U.S Warnke Washington News FBI Senate

Chambliss Found Guilty of 1963 Church Bombing Murder

A UPI report states former Ku Klux Klan member Robert Chambliss was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing deaths of four Black girls. The jury recommended life imprisonment after Judge Wallace C. Gibson sentenced Chambliss to life.

Birmingham Ala UPI Robert Chambliss Wallace C. Gibson Chambliss Gibson Sixteenth Street Baptist Church

Use permit denial sparks heated Fort Bragg debate

Fort Bragg Commissioner 4 to 3 denied Norm Head a use permit for a 4 000 square foot single story professional office complex at High way 20 and South Harbor drive. Neighbors argued spot zoning and misrepresentation while Head pledged slower progress.

Norm Head Fort Bragg Highway 20 South Harbor Drive Charles Barra Head Tom Stanton Lonergan Stanton Planning Commission Silvas Joanna Silva Richard Pyerre

Libyan Threat to Break Ties Over Sadat Israel Visit

Beirut reports Libya warns of breaking diplomatic relations with Cairo if Anwar Sadat visits Israel. The threat reflects Arab-world splits amid protests led by Libya and Iraq and echoed in Jordan and Lebanon as moderates react to the plan.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Libya Cairo Anwar Sadat Israel Iraq Jordan Middle East

Sadat Prays as Syria Protests Israel Visit

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat prays in Ismailia for success of his Jerusalem trip while Syria calls a national day of mourning. Damascus orders five minute traffic halt, shops closed, church bells rung, muezzins urge prayer, and flags lowered to half staff in protest.

United Press International Anwar Sadat Suez Canal Ismaila Jerusalem Syria Damascus Sadat Israel

County officials debate subdivision ordinance rewrite

Staffer says the proposed planning ordinance is useless after heavy revisions. Commissioners plan a December work session to review the rewritten draft while pushing for stricter enforcement and pre sale compliance certificates to curb illegal subdivisions.

Dick Steele Steele Charles Barra Barra Joe Scherf

Northwestern California Weather Update

Showers likely through Saturday with the snow level dropping to 2500 feet tonight. Windy and colder with local freezing conditions. Fort Bragg is 33/47 and Ukiah 32/54.

California Fort Bragg Ukiah

City Council Rejects 38-Unit Apartment Appeal

Residents opposed a proposed 38 unit complex in a low density area. City Council voted 3 to 1 to reject the permit appeal citing traffic growth concerns. Traffic studies show 221 extra trips daily, with neighbors criticizing density plans and location.

Walt Smith Gibson Street Ernie Fine Mike Harris Agricultural Land Council Ped Feibusch Harris Barry Wood

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