Egyptian Israeli and USS officials to meet at historic hotel near pyramids
UPI reports a meeting next week among Egyptian, Israeli and USS representatives at a scenic hotel built over a century ago at the foot of the Great Pyramids, according to Egyptian government officials. California canners warn drought may affect orchards, though conditions improve from last year. Robert L. Gibson notes uncertain weather makes 1978 crop forecasts hard yet prices for canned goods rise.
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United Press International
USS
Oakland
UPI
California
California Canners and Growers Cooperative
Robert L. Gibson
Disability center chief pushes for better access in Ukiah
Kuder, blinded director of the Blind and Disabled Action Center, urges countywide access reforms. He notes missing wheelchair ramps and unsafe curb cuts, cites poor elevator access at the board chamber, and outlines a day long conference at the Veterans building with officials and agencies to showcase adaptive devices and employment efforts.
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Blind and
Bob Kuder
Ukiah
Kuder
Kutler
Board of Supervisors
Orchard
Perkins Streets
Hillary
Blind and Disabled Action Center
Veterans Building
al Beltrami
Hal Phillips
The
Lions
Arson trial moves into second day for Otis Hurt
The Otis Hurt arson and insurance fraud case in Ukiah enters its second day with Superior Judge Tim O'Brien presiding. Prosecutor Al Kabanis and defense attorneys Richard Petersen and William Look are present as 15 jurors are excused for cause.
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Otis Hurt
Ukiah
Tim O'Brien
al Kabanis
Hurt
Richard Petersen
William Look
Lake Mendocino Drive
O’brien
Petersen
Kabanis
Chambers
O'Brien
City Council and Planners Schedule Open Joint Session
Councilmember Ted Feibusch asks for a joint study session with the city planning commission to discuss growth and city services. The open agenda session is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in council chambers with a county election services agreement on a separate special session beforehand. The next city election is in March with two council seats and one ballot measure.
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Ted Feibusch
City Council
City Planning Commission
Rhodesian raids boost white morale as insurgency hit hard
Rhodesia reports air and ground strikes against guerrilla bases in Mozambique killed more than 1,200 rebels in five days and destroyed two bases. Military officials say about 20 percent of Mozambique based insurgents were wiped out while Rhodesia's forces also struck the Embabwe National Liberation Army headquarters. The operation followed Ian Smith’s peace plan proposal and drew mixed reactions from nationalist leaders.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Ian Smith
Senators demand refundable credits with energy tax plan
Ten senators led by Durkin Chiles McIntyre Leahy and others told President Carter that a crude oil tax must include refundable tax credits for home heating oil and electricity. They warned they would oppose COET without regional pricing equity and requested a White House meeting as negotiations continue.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Northeast
House
Senate
John Durkin
D-N.h
Lawton Chiles
Dfla
Dick Stone
D-Fla
Thomas McIntyre
D-N
Patrol targets drunk drivers in December DUI crackdown
The Highway Patrol launches a December DUI crackdown with about 20 000 overtime hours across five agencies including CHP sheriff and city police. December ads and billboards run to warn drivers and a daily arrest tally will be published while penalties for first offenses range from 250 to 500 dollars and up to 48 hours in jail.
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Highway Patrol
Tom Stone
Stone
CHP
Sheriff’s Department
Willits
Port Bragg
Ukiah
Journal
Avoid the Five
California Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Fort Bragg
Harris
Interior invites public comment on offshore drilling off northern California
The Interior Department seeks public input on opening about 107 million acres off the northern and central California coast to oil and gas drilling with a tentative sale set for February 1981. Comments are due June 14, 1978, and the process follows National Environmental Policy Act steps.
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Washington
UPD
Interior Department
California
Oregon
San Francisco
San Luis Obispo
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Andrus
Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference, Inc
Edmund Brown
National Environmental ‘Policy Act
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Public Health Department
Steve Proctor
Social Services Department
Talking Books Foundation
Department of Rehabilitation
Homemaker Chore Services Company
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Toy World
Wee Ee Family Life
Landers Merry-Go-Round Sports TV
Hiliies
T.V
Jerry
Election Services
Black Insurgency
National Liberation Army
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Union
Zimbabwe
Smith
Tembue
Ruhnke CO
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Hainfalby of
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J.C. Penney Co
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