Mills denounces Reagan gas tax plan as unfair to locals
Senate leader James Mills of San Diego denounces a California administration proposal to end the tax on a tax on gasoline. He argues it shifts costs to local governments through higher property taxes or reduced transit services while noting a state surplus and ongoing deficits facing cities.
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San Diego
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State Department of Finance
California
Direct Distance Dialing to Reach Ukiah Area Jan 13 1973
The Pacific Telephone Manager Ed Bean announced DDD will debut in Ukiah Willits and Clear Valley on Jan 13 1973 enabling direct long distance dialing station to station calls without operators. ANI will record caller numbers and 611 will be available for repair and directory assistance in Ukiah with 707 area calls dialing 1 then 7 digit number.
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Willits
Cee ‘Valley
Pacific
Ed Bean
Sdill
Bean
San Francisco
Telephone Company
Fire calls and chimney fire damage in Calpella area
Mutual aid dispatched to a bridge in Calpella at 6 26 a m. Fire crews responded to a smoke or heat report at 9 06 p m. A chimney fire at 771 S Spring St. Sai Sto Lester residence caused damage.
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Calpella
Carrier Collects Payment in Advance for Services
Brief item notes that the carrier collects payment in advance for monthly routes and services. It mentions monthly charges and prepayment for ongoing delivery or routing services.
Nader Attacks Congress Over Power and Responsibility
Ralph Nader accuses Congress of abdicating power and responsibility in a citizen driven critique. He frames the three branch system as failing under volunteers and staffers that undermine government operations.
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Pillsbury Kids Get New School Bus Service
Upper Pillsbury area youths now ride a new small bus to Upper Lake schools. Floyd Elliott drives the 75 to 80 mile round trip with two possible routes, starting at 7 am and returning before 5 pm. The service eases transportation woes caused by winter weather as the district weighs a small on-site school option versus the bus program.
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Upper Lake
Highway Patrol
Floyd Elliott
Faraway Ranch
Ranger Station
Elliott
Upper Pillsbury
Elk
Horse ‘Mountain
Potter Valley
Potter
Nixon Gromyko seal first arms control accord
President Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrey Gromyko ceremonially ratified a U S Soviet nuclear arms arsenal agreement hailed as a first step toward a world of peace. They exchanged instruments in the White House East Room with plans to resume strategic arms talks in Geneva next month.
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Nixon
Andrey A.gromyko
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Geneva
Soviet Union
David Gromyko
Maryland
Nikita’ S. ‘Khrushchev
White House East Room
Nikolai N. Podgorny
Rogers
U's
Civilians suffer in crossfire near Saigon amid Vietnam war avenues
Civilians along Highway 1 near Huong Loc suffer as South Vietnamese militiamen clash with Communist troops. At least six killed and 28 wounded while hundreds stranded on the roadway. Reports note U.S. air operations including B52 bombers and a crashed F111 on its first combat mission.
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Huong Loc
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Mekong
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U. S
Dien Bien Phu
Broaddus to swear in first community college board
The new Community College District board of trustees will convene at 1 15 p m at the county schools office with Superior Court Judge A B Broaddus presiding over the swearing in of seven trustees elected Sept 19. The four continuing members plus three new ones include Louis Fortin Donna J E Carol Newby Freeman R Whitaker Leo Cook Willits Al Canepa Jr and Virginia Harwood. The meeting will outline district policies, vocational and college prep plans and community involvement for future elections and facilities. The first session is open to the public.
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Rev
Louis
Fortin
Boonville
Donna J. E
Deerwood
Carol Newby
Ukiahi
Freeman R._ Whitaker
Potter Valley
Leo. Cook
Ukiah
Willits
al Canepa Jr
Virginia Harwood
Laytonville
Debate Next Steps for Mendocino Junior College Site
The newly elected Mendocino County board of trustees will discuss using Mendocino State Hospital as a temporary campus for a new community college. They will consider site viability, possible conditional sale terms, naming the college, funding under tax limitations, and regional access including Lake County.
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Lake County
Watson
Delsol
Mendocino Planning Panel Hears Zoning Preservation Idea
Planners discussed a proposal for a Mendocino historical preservation zone at a Preston Hills meeting last night. No action was taken by the five commissioners, with the plan continued until the November 22 session. Bob Raymond led the proposal as committee chair for the western area along Highway West.
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