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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1972

Page

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Banks hold back 500 million in construction loans after EIR ruling

California banks pause dispersal and approval of construction loans as the state Supreme Court requires environmental impact statements for private projects with significant ecological effects. Lt Gov Reinecke and A J Shepard estimate the holdings could approach 500 million, with banks awaiting legal clarity and proper clearances while some public authorities react with moratoriums.

Sacramento UPI California Bankers ° Association Supreme Court A.J. Shepard Exchange Bank In Santa Rosa Ed Reinecke State Supreme Court Bank of America San Francisco Fresno United California Bank Reinecke Shepard

Nixon kin chastises Democrats in Ukiah campaign stop

Edward Cox son-in-law of President Nixon and husband of Tricia reproached Congress for partisanship during a Ukiah Republican gathering. He said the president has acted unilaterally on wage price controls and peace efforts and urged support for Nixon and local Republicans.

Nixon Ed Cox Ukiah Frank Branson Mendocino County Emil Edward Cox Tricia Congress Cox Harvard Law School Sacramento Valley Tricia Nixon Rose Garden White House Pennsylvania Avenue New York

Ukiah Mendocino County Library to Dedicate Saturday

The Ukiah and Mendocino County library building will be formally dedicated at 11 a.m. Saturday with City and County officials present. State Librarian Ethel Crockett will give the major address. Tours will follow the ceremony until 6 p.m. Visitors may see areas not normally open and the new bookmobile. The Friends of the Library and Saturday Afternoon Club assist hosting.

Ukiah Mendocino County Hallam The Ation

Poindexter Found Guilty of Felonies in Sacramento Case

A Sacramento Superior Court jury found Paul Allen Poindexter guilty of concealing and withholding stolen property and possession of a concealable weapon by a felon. Poindexter, 33, was arrested July 21, 1972, on Highway 101 near Longvale after officers observed a pistol fragment under the seat of a borrowed car. He acknowledged parole status as a convicted felon and received a state prison sentence. A 17-year-old juvenile passenger was later returned to Sacramento after juvenile court conviction.

Paul Allen Poindexter Sacramento Poindexter California Highway 101 Longvale Glass Highway Patrol

Weather outlook for Northwestern California through Friday

Weather statement reports low clouds on coast and valleys nights and mornings. Fort Bragg highs 67 with 45 overnight and 68 Friday night. Ukiah highs 78 and 44 overnight then 80 Friday. Small craft warnings for Trinidad.</s>

California Fort Bragg Ukiah Trinidad

U S and Soviet sign broad trade pacts easing tensions

After nearly three decades of cold war tensions the United States and the Soviet Union sign sweeping trade agreements. They settle debts raise two way trade to 1 5 billion over three years and promise better relations though passage by Congress is required for most favored nation status. The pact covers credits loans and business facilities including stenographers in Moscow.

Washington UPI United States Soviet Union William P. Rogers Moscow Peter G. Peterson Congress Yugoslavia Poland Nixon Peterson Nikolai S. Patolichev Rogers Patolichev Ee Peterson U.S

Kissinger Knits Saigon Talks Amid Coalition Rebuff

Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger met twice with President Thieu in Saigon as the South Vietnamese government rejected a Communist three part coalition. Washington officials say Thieu doubts Paris progress and remains opposed to an interim coalition including Hanoi.

Saigon Up1i Henry Kissinger Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnamese Information Ministry Thieu Kissinger Independence Palace U.S Ellsworth C. Bunker Bunker Ee Kissinger Paris South Vietnam Washington UPI Stewart Hensley Hensley Hanoi

Clearing weather aids rescuers in Boggs search

In Alaska a large air and ground search resumes at dawn for Hale Boggs and three others missing since Monday after a twin engine Cessna 310 vanished. Over 70 planes and Coast Guard ships scour a 50 mile swath while a ground party probes Portage Pass near Anchorage.

Anchorage Alaska Don E. Jonz Air Force Portage Pass

Ukiah Honors City Manager Lyell Cash at Retirement Dinner

Lyell Cash, Ukiah city manager for 16 years, will be honored at a retirement dinner sponsored by the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce. The event Friday at the Mendocino Lake Clubhouse includes a no host social hour at 2 p.m. and an 8 p.m. dinner. tickets are 5 and reservations can be made by calling the Chamber offices. Jack Pearson will MC, Mayor Ralph Buxton will present a This Is Your Life program reviewing Cash career. Marilyn Watkins leads decorations.

Lyell Cash Ukiah Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Mendocino-Lake Lake Mendocino Drive Jack Pearson Ralph Buxton Marilyn’. Watkins

California Highway Budget Cut Reflects Revenue Shortfall

The California Highway Commission approves a scaled down 895 million dollar budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1, a net 26.1 million cut from this year. State Public Works Director James A. Moe cites repeal of the state truck tax and expected federal cuts as main causes and notes revenue will run about 17 percent below earlier projections.

Sacramento UPI State Highway Commission California James A. Moe The Commission Moe Federal Highway Trust Fund

Ukiah High Homecoming Queen Candidates Parade Saturday

Ukiah High students plan a Friday homecoming rally car parade and queen coronation at Anton Stadium followed by a post game dance. Eight candidates representing clubs and organizations will be escorted by chosen partners as crowds cheer for the 1972 Homecoming Queen and court. The procession forms at the shopping center lot and winds to the stadium with prizes for spirit cars.

Ukiahi Theresa Brennan Block John. Reishman Linda Thor Apist Ameri Field Service Dave Williams Anderi Hurley California Scholarship Federation Bob ‘Jensen Thes Dent Hou Garner Mill

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