New Cow Mountain Facility Adds Reservoirs and Range
The Cow Mountain Recreation Area under BLM wins four new reservoirs and a shooting range funded by county Fish and Game fines and BLM. Lou Zania James Currivan and Charles Barra examine the dam site at Willow Creek Campground where the earth dam will create a reservoir for game, campers, and possibly fishing. This brings Cow Mountain to 13 reservoirs serving recreation wildlife water supply and firefighting use in Lake and Mendocino Counties.
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Cow Mountain Recreation Area
Bureau of Land Management
Lou Zania
County Fish and Game Fine
BLM
Cow Mountain
Lake and Mendocino
Journal
Williams
Supreme Court to rule on federal gun control law
The Supreme Court agreed to rule this term on the constitutionality of the 1968 federal gun control law. It accepted review of a California case arguing registration provisions risk self incrimination while the government argues the law governs dangerous weapons nationwide.
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Isabelle Hall Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
US District Court
Treasury Department
Vincent F. McGee Jr
AAUW to hear Paul Zinner in Ukiah
Ukiah AAUW invites the public to hear Paul E. Zinner, UC Davis political science professor and former TV speaker on World Press, speak at Ukiah High School cafeteria on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The preceding 7:30 p.m. session, led by Mrs. Bob Gein, will feature Mrs. Clive Adams presenting Mr. Zinner in the program and a question and answer period.
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World Press
Kqed TV
San Francisco
Paul E. Zinner
U. of
California
Davis
Ukiah
American Association of University Women
Ukiah High School
AAUW
Bob Gein
Clive Adams
Zinner
Sadat rejects extending cease fire in Cairo address
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told army commanders in Cairo he would not extend the Middle East cease-fire expiring Nov 5 and urged measures against a treacherous enemy. Foreign Minister Riad in New York defended Egypt’s hard line, while Israel lodged a 23rd UN complaint over missile buildup near the Suez Canal. Israel says SAM2 and SAM3 missiles are in the zone with Soviet backing, though Egypt and the Soviet Union deny Russian presence. Meir said talks would resume only after missiles are pulled back.
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Cairo
Middle East
Egypt
New York
Mahmoud Riad
Riad
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Israel
Suez Canal
U.N
Tel Aviv
Soviet Union
Golda Meir
United Nations
Israél
American Broadcasting ,Company
Alpine County Faces Gay Front Takeover Threat
Alpine County supervisors fear a Gay Liberation Front plan to gain political control in Markleeville. Officials cite new residency rules easing voter registration, noting the county's 367 voters and GLF recruitment efforts. The paper envisions a gay civil service and a public museum funded by taxpayers.
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API
Alpine County
Board of Supervisors
Gay Liberation Front
Herbert Bruns
Supreme Court
Alpine
Sierra Nevada
Lake Tahoe
California
GLF
Los Angles
Civil Service
Nixon Opens GOP Swing Urging Senate Support in Vietnam Policy
President Nixon tours the Midwest predicting GOP wins and urging Ohio voters to back Senate candidates who will support his Vietnam policy. He portrays a looming "generation of peace" and links domestic law and order to foreign policy, rallying about 45,000 at Statehouse Square.
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Ohio
UPI
Nixon
Ohio State
Robert A. Taft
Senate
GOP
Roger Cloud
Law and Order
Vermont
America
Statehouse
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Robert Taft
Rohio
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Stephen Young
Metzenbaum
Taft
Wisconsin
Vietnam
East
Canadians hunt LaPorte killers in crisis hour
The Canadian government pursues two suspected FLQ kidnappers as British diplomat James Cross pleads for capitulation to captors demands. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau marks his 51st birthday amid national mourning while promising no bargain. Cross warned the chase could cost his life as FLQ seeks ransom and Cuba passage.
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Montreal
UPI
FLQ
James R. Cross
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Cross
Quebec
Pierre LaPorte
Canada
Trudeau
Nation
Quebec Liberation—Front
Cuba
LaPorte
Marc Carbonneau
Paul Rose
Drowning Victim Clarence Lynch Identified In Ukiah
The Mendocino County sheriff Coroner's office reports Clarence Emmet Lynch aged 31 of Lake Mendocino Drive Ukiah drowned while skindiving about a quarter mile off VanDamme State Park on Sunday. The body had not been recovered in a preliminary report by Deputy Charles Birdsall. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Ramona Lynch of Ukiah.
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Clarence Emmet Lynch
Lake Mendocino Drive
Ukiah
VanDamme State Park
Mendocino County
Charles Birdsall
Mendocino
Ramona Lynch
First measurable rainfall of the Ukiah winter season
The first measurable rainfall of the 1970 71 winter season in Ukiah occurred Sunday morning. The weather bureau reported 0.14 inches, far below 1969 70 by this date. Sunday’s rain freshened the countryside and spared homeowners from watering. Temperatures cooled to 58 at noon and 38 at dawn, near the 39 lows Friday and Saturday but well below Sunday’s 51 when rain returned.
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Ukiah
Weather Bureau
Duntryside
Reagan Defends Long Held Opinion On TV Debate Incident
In Los Angeles Ronald Reagan calls UC Regent Frederick Dutton a lying son of a bitch claiming he voiced a long held opinion forcefully during a CBS Face the Nation appearance with Democrat Jess Unruh. He says the Norton Simon incident was highly colored with creative writing and there was no shoving, only quiet discussion. Unruh criticizes media coverage and says debates focus on polls rather than real issues. Reagan and Unruh taped separately to avoid meeting during the taping.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
University of California
Frederick Dutton
Reagan
Jess Unruh
CBS
Norton Simon
Dutton
San Francisco
Unruh
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