County supervisors blast Prop 1 as inequitable
The County Supervisors Association of California led opposition to Proposition 1. Executive Director Richard E Watson attacked the measure for imposing an across the board income tax cut with no distinction between income types. He warned that limits on state spending would shift taxes to schools and local governments, worsen property and sales taxes, and largely benefit business and corporations. He urged voters to reject Prop 1, noting the measure provides no guarantees of tax relief and would hinder future equitable relief. The CSAC released a 32 page analysis and scheduled an informational seminar for county officials on October 12 at SFO.
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Weather Roundup for Midwest Texas to California
United Press International reports cool weather and fair skies across the central plains and Ohio Valleys while showers and thunder showers pound central and eastern Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley. California sees fog along the coast with inland warmth, highs in the 80s to 90s and cooling coastal readings. coastal fog persists through Wednesday with inland highs in the 70s to 80s and lows 40s to 50s.
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Injury suit filed in fatal crash near Ukiah
A civil action seeking more than 125000 dollars in damages has been filed in superior court over a two car crash on August 12 on Highway 20 west of Lake Mendocino County. Richard Ford Patricia McKeehan and Barry McKeehan sue Dana Stefan Pennebakker for general and special damages including medical costs and loss of earnings. The Ford vehicle struck by Pennebakker killed 16 year old Patricia Thomas of Ukiah and injured four others. Ford seeks 25000 general damages 3000 for loss of pickup and 3000 for loss of use. McKeehan seeks 75000 general damages and 25000 for her son. A wrongful death suit was previously filed by the Thomases against Pennebakker.
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Letters to the Ukiah Daily Journal on horses and world fate
A reader laments eating horsemeat citing the horse as a national helper in frontier wars and farming. Others critique Ukiah water rates, service charges, and council discussions. The page also ponders a world without the United Nations and urges readers to contact congress for U.N. withdrawal.
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Change in habits urged to save fuel and clean air
Washington reports two government agencies urge Americans to alter daily routines to save fuel and improve air quality. Deputy Treasury secretary William E. Simon calls for a voluntary 2.7 million barrel per day fuel conservation effort and lower speed limits. EPA outlines measures including mass transit incentives, car pools, parking charges, and bus lanes to curb private car use.
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Three bodies found near Chico in separate sites
Unidentified bodies discovered within 20 miles of Chico California. Officials say two appear to be teenage girls. One girl found stabbed and sexually assaulted in Yuba County. A second nude teen was found decomposed in Butte Creek Canyon after two months. Third body reportedly burned inside a car near Milsap Bar Road in northeast Butte County. No details released.
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CHP moves to prohibit siren alarms
California Highway Patrol will move to prohibit sale of vehicle burglar alarms that simulate a siren. Commissioner Walter Pudinski said permits for sirens exist only on emergency vehicles. Patrol will inspect retail outlets and ban devices advertised as incorporating an electronic siren or the latest police sound. If needed, the patrol will test devices and inform all offices. Findings will be sent to manufacturers.
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New Hong Kong flu strain could raise winter outbreak
Dr Robert Rubin of the National Center for Disease Control warns a new influenza virus, the B Hong Kong 5 72 strain, may reach the United States this winter. It has caused spread in Japan and has been detected in Australia England and Germany. vaccines are being produced with six firms preparing a protective shot. Two injections may be needed this season, with timing guidance from the Public Health Service.
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GP Stockholder Report Wins Oscar in 1973 Finance World Survey
Georgia-Pacific Corp. won the first place Oscar of Industry for the most informative stockholder annual report in the forest and paper products category in Financial World magazine's 1973 survey. H. J. Kane will receive the trophy at the 29th awards banquet in New York City, Oct. 31, before an audience of over 1,000 business leaders. Crown Zellerbach and Union Camp placed second and third. The GP report, published in March, shows sales by product group and markets, detailed financial data, and worldwide operations. Jury chair J. William R. Gill and other members of the awards panel are noted.
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