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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1974

Page

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Ford and Tanaka pledge closer ties to halt nuclear spread

In Tokyo President Ford and Prime Minister Tanaka issued a joint communique urging decisive steps to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. Ford pressed for oil import cuts and warned of recession while Kissinger praised talks as laying groundwork for a new U.S. Japan era. Ford faces a tense political scene as Tanaka's future is debated within the Liberal Democratic Party.

Tokyo UPI Ford Kakuei Tanaka United States Hirohito Japan Tanaka U.S Ford Administration Liberal Democratic Party Henry A. Kissinger LDP Kissinger Chicago Kyoto Red Army Lod Israel Torazo Ninagawa Ron Nelsen South Korea

Ukiah to Join Expanded Sonoma County Athletic League in 1976

Ukiah High School is poised to join a 12 school Sonoma County Athletic League in the 1976-77 year. The move shifts Ukiah from the North Bay League to a broad realignment that includes Santa Rosa and Petaluma schools. Plans call for flexible scheduling and grouping options to fit intra and inter-school programs while preserving Ukiah’s strong school spirit and leadership.

Ukiah Sonoma County Athletic League Journal Learned Today North Bay League Santa Rosa Vallejo Napa Petaluma Ukiahi Sonoma County League Vintage Hogan Fairfield Vanden Vacaville Armijo Valley Sonoma Mendocino County NBL Sonoma County Bill Tully National Football League Tgomery Casa Grande Piner el Molino Healdsburg Rancho Cotate Rohnert Park Cardinal Newman Tully Sonoma-Mendocino

County not offered hospital free. college site choice disputed

Supervisor Burgess Williams clarifies Mendocino County was never offered the former state hospital free of charge and the board has no say in site selection. The board discussed a letter urging trustees to consider all sites to save taxpayers costs, after AB 1611 confusion. Andrew Beckstoffer proposed the hospital property, which was rejected, amid concerns over collateral costs to county taxpayers.

Burgess Williams Mendocino County State Hospital Board of Supervisors Andrew Beckstoffer Vinifera Vineyards Williams al Beltrami College Board Department of General Services Beltrami Augie Avila Mendocino

New dump manager to raise costs at Willits facility

Willits will see a one year trial period starting December 1 with Herb Giese taking over operation of the Willits dump. The move, agreed by the city council and current franchiser Page and Sons, will raise public costs as remedial work begins to meet state standards. State Water Quality Control Board warnings prompt swift action costing an estimated 5000 to 7000 dollars.

Willits Herb Giese Page and Sons State Water Quality Control Board Howard Bashford Attorney General's Giese Bryan Gaynor Doug Flautt Flautt Gaynor

County rejects buying Willits Women’s Improvement Club building

The Willits area debate over county buyout ends with supervisors deciding not to purchase the Women’s Improvement Club building. They cite a bad investment due to foundation settlement and will continue renting space for the Little Lake Justice Court and other offices. The committee considers other site options for county offices.

Willits Women's Improvement Club Angie Avila Government Operations Committee Willits Little Lake Justice Court

EPA says herbicides pose no risk to public health

The EPA reports that 2 4 5-T and 2 4 D, used normally, do not endanger the environment or the public. Tests in Mendocino County found no adverse effects on non target life. Authorities note links to birth defects but say range and non agricultural uses have not faced cancellation.

Environmental Protection Agency Ted Galletti Board of Supervisors Clyde Eller EPA San Francisco Mendocino County

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