County Us Ambulance Exemption Sought Delays 30 Days
Mendocino County's four private ambulance operators seek state exemption from a new rule requiring two certified personnel on duty 24 hours a day. A 30 day extension was granted at the request of county supervisors, despite concerns over funding and potential lawsuits.
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Mendocino County
California Highway Patrol
Bud Gerringer
al Beltrami
Board of Supervisors
Martha Peterson
Willits Ambulance Service
Willits
Beltrami
Mike’ Pollock
Pollock
Arthur Ormsbee
Ormsbee Mortuary
Point’ Arena
Agnew Resigns as Vice President No Contest Tax Plea
Vice President Spiro Agnew resigns and pleads no contest to 1967 federal income tax evasion in Baltimore. Judge Hoffman probation three years and $10,000 fine. Nixon may nominate successor after Senate confirmation. Agnew cites public interest and media pressure. Mansfield calls resignation a tragic mistake.
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UPI
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U.S. District
Walter E. Hoffman
Baltimore
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Ronald L. Ziegler
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Mike Mansfield
United States
U.S. Senate
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Baltimore County
Maryland
U.S
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A . Agnew
John C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
South Carolina
U.S. Post Office
Elliott ‘Richardson
Henry’ E. Petersen
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Richardson
Agnews
Beall
Israel loses Bar-Lev line and broad war moves
United Press International reports Israel crossed into Syria to offset the Bar-Lev defense loss along the Suez front, with Iraq pouring 16,000 men and 100 planes into the battle. Egypt claims tank victories and cross-Suez fighting, while Jordan mobilizes reserves. The report notes Israel abandoned the Bar-Lev Line and fronts shifting in Sinai and the Golan Heights amid intense air and ground combat.
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Syria
Egypt
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Golan Heights
Sinai
Hussein
Jordan
Suéz Front
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Canal
Supervisors oppose MSH as prison site
Mendocino County supervisors voted unanimously against converting Mendocino State Hospital into a state prison and directed the county administrator to send the resolution to state authorities. The panel acknowledged opposition may be futile but sought leverage to offset potential costs while considering Ukiah city input and ongoing state feasibility studies due within 30 days.
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Mendocino State Hospital
State Department of Correction
State Hospital
Talmage
al Beltrami
Beltrami
Te Department of Corrections
MSH
Mendocino
Cao
Ukiah
Williams
Nature Conservancy Wins Tax Suit For 75 123 Dollars
Nature Conservancy won a property tax case against Mendocino County. A Superior Court judgment ordered the county to refund about 65,000 dollars in back taxes for 1967-68 through 1971-72 plus 7 percent annual interest. The county board of supervisors ordered payment of back taxes and interest, with 10,123 dollars transferred from the contingency fund to cover the amount.
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Nature Conservancy
Mendocino
Kenneth Eymann
Sonoma County
Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
Ukiah Unified board weighs land sales amid site search
Ukiah Unified board discussed selling unused district land while pursuing a site for a new high school. About 194.72 acres across 13 sites may be sold, with Hopland and Potter Valley properties eyed for potential community or private use. Board members urged input from local residents and officials and planned to prioritize uses and tax implications.
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Ukiah
Hopland High School
Potter Valley
Bill Broaddus
Hopland
Ukiah Union High School
Hinthil Women's Club
Guy Connolly
Connolly
W.O. Murphy
Ukiah Unified
Potter Valley Community High School
Potter Valley School
Potter- Valley Community High School
Jim Eddie
Potter-Valley
Marshall Leve
Bill ‘Tatum
Donal DeMartini
Adult
Supreme Court to rule on infamous crime voting ban in California
The U S Supreme Court granted certiorari in Richardson vs Ramirez allowing Mendocino County District Attorney Duncan James to argue the case. Ramirez an ex convict was denied registration in 1972 and the California Supreme Court ruled disenfranchisement for infamous crimes constitutional under equal protection.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Mendocino
Duncan James
Richardson
Jerry Brown
Secretary of State
California
California Supreme Court
Ramirez
Larry Gill
Albert Lee
Stanislaus
Monterey
James
Viola Richardson
U.S. Supreme Court
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