Ukiah Council Hears Electric Rate Increase Counter
Ukiah City Council sets a public hearing for tomorrow to consider a two step electric rate rise to counter PG&E power cost hikes. The meeting also weighs a $10,000 county match for the Ukiah Valley Teen Center, annexation of a Kennedy addition near Talmage Road, and a six acre industrial park property. Resolutions on flood insurance, district communications, and executive session for appointments may follow.
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Senate votes to halt Chile military aid amid veto threat
The Senate approves a Kennedy amendment to cut off all U S military aid to Chile amid Ford veto plans. The vote follows a push to curb foreign assistance with a 30 percent reduction in November and 10 percent monthly cuts until a new foreign aid bill passes. Ford and Kissinger signal compromise talks. Also noted is a Pomolita open house for parents to meet teachers and see the curriculum.
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Carrier Seeks Help With Collections in Ukiah Journal
The carrier asks readers to assist by paying in advance. He requests payment for three months of motor routes today, mentioning a discount and prompt collection when he first calls.
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Ukiah Pally Journal
Simon vows open markets keep inflation at bay
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told IMF and World Bank governors in Washington that the United States will not tighten controls or curb grain and other exports to fight inflation. He urged open markets and free access to capital, noting no subsidies or obstructions to outflow, and called for end-of-year Congressional steps toward freer world trade. Ford reinforced the push for international cooperation in trade and policy while Simon warned against inflationary restraint pushing the world into recession. The discussion highlighted oil import costs and capital flows, with Simon noting a modest current account deficit and oil bills higher than the prior year. He said the breakfast session would not yield immediate solutions but could advance progress.
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Betty Ford Recovers Well After Breast Cancer Surgery
Betty Ford shows an excellent recovery after breast cancer surgery at Bethesda Navy Medical Center. Doctors report stable vital signs, sleep quality good, and no spread beyond two of 30 lymph nodes. She will undergo diagnostic studies to plan radiation, hormonal, or drug therapy, with six to eight weeks of outpatient treatment planned.
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Nixon aides go on trial in Watergate case without star witness
Five of Nixon’s former aides stand trial as jury selection begins in Washington. Judge Sirica questions about 200 veniremen while Nixon, subpoenaed but ill, may not testify. defendants Ehrlichman Mitchell Haldeman Marcian Parkinson face trial for concealing the scandal linked to Nixon’s resignation.
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Ford to testify on Nixon pardon before House panel
President Ford breaks a 100 year tradition by offering to explain his Nixon pardon. He says he has nothing to hide and wants to tell the truth, with a plan for an open session next week if allowed by the committee. The move draws mixed responses from lawmakers and aides.
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Guerrillas hold diplomat hostage in Dominican consulate
Leftist guerrillas inside the Venezuelan Consulate have demanded a $1 million ransom and freedom for 37 political prisoners, plus guaranteed safe conduct by plane out of the country. Archbishop Polanco Brito said the group again threatened death for the hostages, now hardening their position in talks with U.S. and Dominican officials.
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Letters Against Rockefeller Run Heavy in Senate Fight
Washington UPI The Senate Rules Committee has received thousands of letters opposing Nelson Rockefeller's vice presidential nomination. Chairman Howard W. Cannon predicts the mail will influence the vote as the committee prepares to consider the nomination. Cannon expects the committee to overwhelmingly approve Rockefeller pending IRS audit results, while acknowledging a possible rejection remains open. He noted the heavy, bipartisan opposition and scheduled a Rules Committee meeting for Oct 9. Rockefeller provided a gifts list from foreign leaders since 1950 without attached values, including a Khrushchev Moscow photograph and a Chou En Lai ivory carving.
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