Agriculture leaders discuss Prop 1 and county feed woes
James Stearns and Ted Eriksen Jr meet at Journal sites with Bil Brooks and Bob Brown to discuss Prop 1 on the November ballot and its tax limitation aims. They note a deep feed shortage in Mendocino County due to high costs and reduced controlled burning, urging legislative liability action and cautioning SB 90.
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Bill
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State Agriculture and Services Agency
Ted Eriksen,Jr
Bil-Brooks
Bob Brown
California ‘Taxpayers Association
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Brown
Reagan
Eriksen
Brooks
Mendocino
Division of Forestry
Cal
Kissinger warns of firm stand over Soviet actions in Middle East
Secretary Kissinger said the United States is unhappy with Soviet statements and arms resupply moves in the Arab-Israeli crisis but will avoid damaging detente. He pledged a firm stance once Soviet actions become irresponsible, while aiming to end hostilities quickly and seek a lasting peace. The U.S. will not yet boost arms shipments unless Moscow fronts major supplies to Arabs.
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Soviet Union
Nixon to name new vice president on national TV
President Nixon selected a successor to Spiro Agnew and will announce it tonight on national television from the East Room after weeks of secrecy. Press Secretary Ziegler reported the choice narrowed to five names, with Connally Rockefeller Rogers and Ford among finalists. Connally appeared to be fading amid Capitol Hill opposition and political risk for 1976.
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Israeli spearhead breaks into Syria near Damascus
Israeli armored columns push deep into Syria on a 60 mile front driving toward Damascus within 20 miles of the ancient capital. UPI reports a major assault with air raids as Maj. Gen. Uzi Narkiss says the move aims to save Israeli lives.
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Middle East
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Beirut
Katana
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
Ballinger Antique Show and Ukiah Wine Festival Open
The Third annual Ballinger Antique Show and Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Wine Festival begin at the Redwood Empire Fairgrounds. Wineries such as Par ducci Fetzer Weibel Italian Swiss Colony and Cresta Blanca are represented with 25 cent wine tastings. Tickets cost 1.50 with antique automobiles on display and souvenirs available.
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Redwood Empire Fairgrounds
Carl Purdy
Hall
Redwood Empire
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Weibel
Cresta Blanca
Don Hesseltine
Ukiah
Jimmie Ballinger
Ambulance Crisis Hits Mendocino County Chambers
Martha Peterson, co owner of Willits Ambulance Service, tells Mendocino County supervisors the firm cannot guarantee service under a new state law requiring 24 hour trained certified attendants. She says monthly costs of 2500 exceed the 500 she earns, seeks 1850 monthly county subsidy to survive. Other operators plan 60 day extensions. three out of four would try, Peterson would not. The contract ties operations to state and local rules, but owners argue the law makes running at capacity impossible. (Cont'd on Page 9)
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Willits Ambulance Service
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Mendocino
Board of “Supervisors
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Central County
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