City council approves four percent electric rate rise in Ukiah
Ukiah council members approve a four per cent rise in city electrical rates effective immediately with an 11 per cent potential May increase. A residential user using 1000 kWh would jump from 23.30 to 24.40 now and to 26.85 if the May hike occurs. Council members weigh ongoing PG&E costs and a split rate to ease consumer impact while reviewing all utility rates before 1975-76 budget time.
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Jim Swayne
Gary Weinkauf
Pg&e
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Paul
Weinkauf
Sterling Norgard
Norgard
Canada
Swayne
Barry Wood
San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
California Public Utilities Commission
PUC
California
Pacific Gas Transmission Co
County planning commission meets Friday agenda
The county planning commission will hold a special meeting Friday at 9 a.m. in supervisors chambers, courthouse. Items include geothermal policy adoption, environmental impact report procedures, planning fee changes, zoning ordinance to limit single family homes per parcel, creation of a zoning administrator, and a use permit hearing for James Waibel's mobile home park in Covelo.
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Ward seeks extension on Ukiah waste contract bid
Ward of Ukiah Solid Waste asked the city for a time extension to January 1, 1975 to submit bids for a new five year contract. The Ukiah City Council denied the request by a 3 to 2 vote citing that Modern Disposal was ready to meet the mid November deadline. Sterling Norgard favored granting the extension noting Ward's good service and responsiveness to cleanup needs. Mayor Lorraine Pearson supported extensions for both bidders.
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Ukiah Solid Waste
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Ward
Marvin Bowen
Modern Disposal
Barry Wood
Jim Swayne
Jack Simpson
Gary Weinkauf
Swayne
Sterling Norgard
Norgard
Lorraine Pearson
Ukiah Daily Journal Progress Edition Preview
The Ukiah Daily Journal announces a special Progress issue to appear Friday Oct. 11 with in depth reports on construction industry and business in Ukiah valley. Advertisers are asked to call 462-1421 by tomorrow if not contacted.
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Carrier collection notice in Ukiah Daily Journal
An Oxford style carrier request from the Ukiah Daily Journal urges readers to prepay three months in advance to keep home delivery active. The notice emphasizes timely payments when the carrier first calls for collections.
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Peru Hit By 6.5 Earthquake Rattles Lima, Canete
An earthquake measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale struck southern Peru near Canete, 100 miles south of Lima, at 9:28 a.m. local time. Fires erupted in Canete as communications failed nationwide. Lima felt the quake for a minute with clocks stopping and plaster crumbling. Officials reported damaged Rimac district buildings while reporting no immediate casualty figure.
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Nixon asks to be excused from Watergate testimony
Former President Richard Nixon formally asked Judge Sirica to excuse him from testifying at the Watergate cover-up trial citing ill health. Subpoenas for Nixon to testify were filed, with officials saying the envelopes would be sealed for court review. Nixon, hospitalized with phlebitis, would be unable to travel from California to Washington for a trial potentially lasting up to three months.
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Ukiah City Council approves 5000 grant to Teen Center
Ukiah's city council on Wednesday night authorized a 5000 grant to the Ukiah Valley Teen Center conditioned on a matching 5000 from the county to meet capital improvements for the current fiscal year. Discussions suggested lowering planned parking to reduce costs and aid funding efforts.
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Barry Wood
Ukiah Valley Teen Center
Board of Supervisors
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Teen Center Board of Directors
Dave Pearson
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Six Eurekans arrested for slaughtering bison
Six Humboldt County residents were arrested on nine felony counts each after allegedly shooting and butchered two bison cows and a calf from a 50 head herd owned by Mal Coombs and Charles Davy. The incident occurred Sept 4 in Bell Springs, meat stored in Arcata locker.
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Humboldt County
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Piercy Area
Charles Davy
Phillip Arnot
Robert Spencer
Eugene Roe
E.F. Pitlock Jr
General Thompson
James Arnot
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Barron Hawkes
Sheriff's Office
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Hale McCowen Jr
Ukiah Justice Court
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