Krogh Says Pentagon Papers Leak Tushed by Foreign Power Hints
Former White House plumber Egil Krogh, 34, says the unit believed a foreign power pressured Daniel Ellsberg to publish the Pentagon Papers. He admits the break in was a mistake and notes national security drove their actions in 1971, though he doubts the President ordered it.
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Barrier Logs Guard Mendocino Headlands Along Heeser Drive
Barrier logs along Heeser Drive in Mendocino are supplying added protection for the headlands. The device slows erosion and shields roadside areas as observers note ongoing stabilization efforts.
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Department of Parks and Beaches
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Energy pamphlet cites scarce cheap clean power for California
The State Division of Oil and Gas released a pamphlet arguing California’s crisis stems from a shortage of cheap environmentally acceptable energy rather than overall supply. It projects energy use doubling in 15 years from 2.6 to about 5.2 million barrels daily and categorizes energy as fossil fuels or terrestrial sources. Copies available at multiple division offices and Sacramento headquarters.
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DeVries to Speak at First Presbyterian on Sunday
Mendocino Community College president and Presbyterian speaker Peter DeVries will fill the pulpit at First Presbyterian Church this Sunday for an 11 am worship service titled What If It’s True Hebrews 10 35 11 3. Choir director Ed Carpenter leads the Chancel Choir. Church school starts 9 30 with babysitting at 11. Coffee follows worship and Women of the church thank all who supported the rummage sale.
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Ukiah Woman Seeks Lost Pekingese Chi Chi
Mrs. Ray Pierce searches for her 11 year old Pekingese Chi Chi who ran away last week while she attended a funeral. The dog was left at a friend’s home in the Empire Gardens area and a reward is offered for Chi Chi’s return. Contact 462-1005 or 462-3535.
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Brooktrails Golf Cup winner Strozzotti tops three way playoff
Hail to the champ George Strozzotti, retired Willits postmaster, fired a 28 in a three way playoff to win the Brooktrails Golf Club Directors Cup. He eliminated Rod Oldjenbruns and Richard Boltwood on the 14th hole with decisive margins. Rod and Richard also earned trophies in their flights. Astrid Okerstrom predicted George for his gamesmanship. Cal State Sacramento grid squad to lunch at the Lodge en route to Humboldt clash. Railway historians visit Brooktrails Tuesday October 23 through Friday noon. Best bet a ride on the Super Skunk. Ag teachers stayed at the Lodge after California agriculture teachers were in session October 12-13.
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California Ag Teddhers
Friday Dinner Starts Lodge Weekend Events In Willits
The Lodge hosted the Woods Wanderers Unlimited with director Eileen Woods. Forty seven Wanderers toured the grounds and lunched there as part of Friday activities before the Saturday business session.
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LDS Teens Host Stake Social and Ice Cream Event
Ukiah Ward youths host an 8 to 11 p.m. social in Santa Rosa Stake with 1950s 60s music and period attire. MIA youth event follows next Tuesday 7 30 to 9 with banana split contests and both homemade and commercial ice cream.
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Weather Across Florida and Nation Sees Storm and Varied Temperatures
Tropical storm Gilda was reported about 240 miles south of Miami moving northward as the outskirts brought rain to parts of Florida. The southern two thirds of Florida had a few thundershowers while the Great Lakes and north Atlantic coast saw showers. High pressure kept most skies fair elsewhere with increasing clouds from Montana to the Pacific coast. Temperatures ranged from 29 to 77 degrees. California forecasts call for increasing clouds and rain mainly Friday night into Saturday with cooler inland days and fog along the coast.
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