Richardson backs Agnew plea bargain and resignation
United States Attorney General Elliot L Richardson defended the plea bargain that led Spiro T Agnew to plead no contest to a tax evasion charge and resign Richardson said the arrangement spared the nation prolonged agony and that Nixon would nominate a successor within days but Richardson ruled himself out as a potential successor He noted Agnews tax issues remain to be resolved with the IRS and that Agnew had paid a fines and probation sentence in Baltimore County and Maryland connections were cited for the case
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Richardson
Nixon
Maryland
Baltimore County
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Peter Peyser
R-N.y
John B. Connally
Connally
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore
Israeli Troops Drive Deep Into Syria Amid War Offensive
Israeli forces pushed into Syria along the Queitra Damascus axis and penetrated about 6 miles, with Dayan claiming Syrian troops were practically broken. Air strikes and armored units aimed at Damascus while clashes raged over Suez and in the Golan Heights amid reports of heavy enemy losses.
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United. Press International
Syria
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Queitra
Dayan
Israel
Suez
Golan Heights
Chaim Herzog
Hussein
Jordan
Suez Canal
Egypt
Master plan for Mendocino County parks and beaches outlined
Parks director Art Kramer presented a comprehensive master plan to the board of supervisors detailing short and long term goals for county parks and beaches. Key aims include expanding access, adding camping, updating parks, and creating diverse recreational uses in urban areas across five county districts. The plan cites Low Gap and Mill Creek as major parks with potential future fishing stocking and expanded public rest stops, while seeking state reimbursement for sanitary facilities.
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Art Kramer
Parks and Beaches
Board of Supervisors
Kramer
Low Gap
Mill Creek
Low Gap Road
Ukiah
Cow Mountain
Counry
Russian River Parkway
Hopland
Willits
Just
Laytonville
Usal
Chadman
Greenwood’ Beach
Gualala River
Schwooner
Garcia River
False population figures charge against Lake county officials
Three Lake County property owners accuse the board of supervisors and county officials of conspiring to defraud California and the federal government of grant monies. They dispute the district population estimate 820 versus engineers’ 2250, citing a bond vote for 500000 sewer district facilities with up to 87 percent matching funds. Authorities will review civil versus criminal implications. a public hearing had been held and dissidents did not attend.
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Lake County
Lake County Board of Supervisors
California
Warren Graft
Raymond Couch
Joseph P. Enz
Carl W. Denner
Junior C. Wilds
Donald E.martinelli
Donald Ellis
Olga Hudson
John Redmond
Michael Braun
Gillette, Harris, Duraneau
Yuba
Engineers
John Does
Sheriff's Office
Ed Anderson
The
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Wade
Anderson
Board’ of Supervisors
Redmond
Board of Supervisors
Mendocino College Enrollments Top Estimates In Ukiah Area
Dr Tom MacMillan reports 1369 day and evening students enrolled at Mendocino College, exceeding projections with potential to reach 1400 or more as courses expand in Mendocino and Lake Counties. New special classes aim at career prep and community needs, including college credit for bilingual parental student aide training in Ukiah Unified district.
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Tom MacMillan
Mendocing College
Mendocino
Lake Counties
Ukiah
Krogh indicted for perjury in Watergate case
A federal grand jury indicted Egil Bud Krogh Jr. former presidential aide who headed the White House plumbers on two counts of perjury. The indictment alleges false material declarations before the Watergate grand jury on August 28 1972 regarding E Howard Hunt Jr. and G Gordon Liddy activities related to the Watergate break in.
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UPI
Egil ‘‘Bud” Krogh Jr
White House
U.S
John J.sirica
Krogh
Watergate Grand Jury
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Plumbers
G. Gordon’ Liddy
Democratic
Watergate Complex
Trustees to study college designs on visit tour
Mendocino College trustees plan a two day visit November 3 and 4 to Solano Cabrillo and DeAnza campuses to study leading architectural designs for a potential Mendocino Community College in Ukiah. The board weighed prime versus contributing firms Max Kappeler Axt Delph Johnson Poole Storm and Gwathmey Sellier Crosby as options and agreed to propose collaboration withUkiah firms for a cost effective modern campus. They also approved Mendocino College joining the Golden Valley Conference for 1973 74 and set a joint meeting with the Konecti board at Kelseyville October 24 to discuss district operations.
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Santa Cruz
Cupertino
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DeAnza
Mendocino Community College
Mendocino Lake Community College
Ukiah
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Bob Axt
Mendocino
Community College
Mendocino College Board
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Cabrillo
Kappeler
Axt
San Francisco
Delph
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Storm
Gwathmey, Sellier
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Golden Valley Conference
Konecti Board
Kelseyville
Community: College
Konocti Board
California to build 11 new thermal plants for 20 years
A 129 page study by the State Resources Agency urges California to construct 11 new power plants, mostly nuclear, to meet demand through 1991. It warns delays could trigger electricity disruptions while outlining optimal siting areas and reaffirming ongoing use of existing nuclear plants at San Onofre, Rancho Seco, and Diablo Canyon.
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Upi
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State Resources’ Agency
Oregon
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San Onofre
Rancho Seco
Diablo Canyon
Tan
The
Resources Agency
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Fire damages car at 502 North Pine
A Wednesday 5 02 p m fire call reports moderate damage to an automobile owned by Dr Nicholas Zibitnoff at 502 North Pine including damage to the engine and engine wiring.
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Nicholas Zibitnoff
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