Translator service ad gimmick shifts local TV ads
Television Improvement Association directs enter a lease with Continental Trans-Com of Roseburg Oregon to overhaul translator facilities. Ukiah Valley Television will maintain the system and install equipment to preempt national ads for local still photos slides or voice messages. FCC limits local ads to 20 seconds per hour. national 30 seconds. Continental handles maintenance. major capital remains under TIA. Service reaches about 2 700 paying customers with others as freeloaders. Dues increased to 12 50 this year. budget goal 16 200 next year with about 10 000 received. Leasing aims to ease finances and keep service from suspension. Don Moir says no statement until advised by John Nelson. Announcement made at Sept 26 meeting following months of negotiations. Four small plane crashes kill 10 in Southern California due to low ceiling. one crash into a house.
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Television Improvement Association
Continental Trans-Com
Roseburg
Oregon
Bob Beck
Ukiah Valley Television
Continental
T.la
TIA
Ukiah Valley ‘Television
T.I.A
Don Moir
John Nelson
Ukiah
Translator Association
Six Die As Virginia Floods Swamp Petersburg Area
Central Virginia faces record flooding after rains from Agnes left at least six dead. The Appomattox River overflowed, flooding Petersburg and nearby business districts while highways were washed out and Emporia mayor George Lee was feared drowned. Weather service warns continued flooding for several days.
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Richmond
UPI
Virginia
Petersburg
Emporia
George Lée
Kossow Appeals Over Anderson Valley Judicial Post Ballot
Boonville attorney Richard Kossow and co counsel appealed a district attorney ruling that petitions lacked circulator affidavits for a write-in candidacy. Judge A B Broaddus to decide if Anderson Valley Justice post appears on the November ballot with a write-in space or if incumbent Homer Mannix is declared winner.
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Superior Court
A. B. Broaddus
Anderson Valley
Petersen
Kossow
Boonville
Broaddus
People Vs. White
Santa Cruz
Homer Mannix
Mannix
Young Ukiah Driver Blamed for Sunday Power Outage
Frankie Dean Jones 19 of Ukiah lost control on Redemeyer Road north of Deerwood Park, striking a PG&E pole and causing a brief outage. Passenger Ronald Fuentes 19 sustained minor injuries. pole replaced and power restored by 1:55 a.m. TelePrompter Channel 13 reported cable service back.
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Ukiah
Deerwood Park
Redemeyer Road
Regina Heights
Sanford Lane
California Highway Patrol
Frankie ‘Dean Jones
Pg&e
Jones
Ronald Fuentes
Channel 13
Northwestern California Weather Outlook
Mostly cloudy with occasional showers and a chance of thundershowers through Tuesday. Little temperature change expected with Fort Bragg highs 50 lows 63 and Ukiah 55 to 70. Spreads south to Point Arena tonight and Tuesday morning with little change in temperatures.
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Northwestern
California
Northwest
Point Arena
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Kissinger Opens New Paris Talks in Sensitive Vietnam Parley
President Nixon adviser Henry Kissinger held a second day of private negotiations with North Vietnam in Paris at a sensitive stage as Washington prepares for a possible third meeting. Reports say talks discussed Thieu stepping down for Nguyen Van Huyeh, U.S. withdrawal of North Vietnamese forces, and prisoner releases.
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Paris
UPS
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
Nguyen van
Thieu
Kissinger
Alexander’ Haig
Saigon
le Dut Tho
Sen
Nguyen van Huyeh
Nguyen Huu Tho
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Haig
Nguyen van Thieu
Thien
Viet Cong
Laird Affirms US Vietnam Policy and Peace Talks
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says talks on Vietnam are very significant but US aim remains to prevent a Communist takeover of South Vietnam. If talks fail, Vietnamization will proceed. He spoke on CBS Face the Nation and rejected McGovern policy as leading to begging.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Laird
U.S
South Vietnam
CBS News
George S. McGovern
Planner to discuss Mendocino College facilities with trustees
Ed Rogers a facilities planning specialist will join Mendocino County Community College District trustees for a Tuesday 7 p.m. meeting at the county school office. He may outline needed facilities for a new college and discuss potential use of Mendocino State Hospital buildings, with Freeman Whitaker and Lou Delsol pursuing quick state or county approval.
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Ed Rogers
Mendocino County Community
Rogers
Mendocino State Hospital
Marshall Love
Bob Axt
Community College Board
Freeman Whitaker
Lou Delsol
Leo Cook
Community College
California Community ‘Colleges
Sacramento
Community College Oficials
Com
Munity Colleges
New Mendocino Board
Community College District
McGovern Heads North on Campaign Swing
United Press International reports Senator George S McGovern launches a coast to coast tour targeting northern industrial states with a Columbus Day appearance in New York and stops planned in Michigan Pennsylvania Illinois and California. Nixon presses TV ads and voter registration while both candidates honor Italian Americans on Columbus Day.
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McGovern
United Press International
George S. McGovern
Nixon
Atlanta
Missouri
New York
Michigan
Pi Pehix Sylvaniay Andllinois
California
Columbis
Yacht master relates tale of sea tragedy
Portland dispatch reports a Coast Guard hearing where the master of a 100 foot yacht Morning Star testified that a large black ship emerged from heavy fog and sliced his vessel in half off the northern California coast. Seven of nine aboard were rescued with two adopted children missing and presumed drowned. Life jackets bearing names were recovered as investigators note radar and fog discrepancies. Evamos crew denied collision.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Coast Guard
California
Evamos
Morning Star
Harold Lacy
Vancouver
Edward, Pal
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Ukiah Fairgrounds
Parducci Winery
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Don Clausen
Gary Antolini
Santa Rosa
Bulletin
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Los Angeles
Federal Aviation Administration
Appomattox
National
Weather Service
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Kossow Appeals
Ziegler
United States
Lacy
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