Blumenthal predicts slower growth but no drop in living standards
Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal said the United States faces a marked slowing in GNP growth this summer yet expects unemployment to fall and living standards to hold. He cautioned against policy based on current statistics and cited mixed signals from the July through September industrial output and farm income declines.
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UPI
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
GNP
Coast dwellers clash with state land purchase policy
Mendocino coast residents led by Jack Azevedo protest Assembly Bill 924 and state plans to acquire Jughandle Creek State Reserve land to expand the park. Deputy director Wright-Cottingim defends acquisitions as essential for protecting the ecological staircase and pygmy forest, while critics warn of tax loss and loss of homes.
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Alice Wright- Cottingim
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John Milvo
Heather Drum
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Eugene Gualco
Mendocino
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Jughandle
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Azevedo
Jean Chambers
Diane Aston
Board of Supervisors
Thrifty insert page details and section references
A small note outlines a thrifty insert covering pages 14 and 15 with section numbers 3 and 4. It mentions 30 pages and sections for the reader to navigate the advertisement. The fragment hints at catalog-like listings or discounts within a newspaper insert.
College board to review solar plan at Mendocino College
Mendocino College trustees meet at 7 p.m. in Ukiah Fairgrounds Room 101 to review a solar energy feasibility plan that could supply 80 percent of campus heating and cooling. The agenda includes a North Denver tour report, athletic code decisions, five year plan, student officers, and academic reports.
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Mendocino College
Ukiah Fairgrounds
North Denver Community College
Yokago Ranch
Hugh Tadlock
North
Denver
Board of Governors
Northwestern California Weather Looks Unsettled Through Thursday
The forecast shows fair conditions in the south and partly cloudy skies in the north with a slight shower risk. Coastal fog and low clouds persist, thinning by Thursday. Fort Bragg highs 50s to 58s, Ukiah 74 then 44.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Weather Data Snapshot from October 1977
Readable fragments show daily temperature highs and lows, rainfall and date references. Entries compare today’s values with last year figures including rainfall totals and temperature notes.
Ukiah Unified Board OKs 4 Percent Teacher Pay Increase
The Ukiah Unified Board approved a mid year 8 percent salary boost for the district's roughly 250 teachers and staff for the 1977 78 year. The package costs about 200000 with 170000 for the salary rise and 29761 for higher premiums. The raise funds come mainly from new state legislation and may require 80000 in cutbacks.
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Ukiah
Board of Education
Ray Worster
W.O. Murphy
Betty Helm
Murphy and Helm
Murphy
Helm
Mendocino Board Amends Street Vending Law
Mendocino Supervisors introduced an amended ordinance to ban street vending on public streets and sidewalks while allowing it in a future public square. Rick Henderson notes the change protects speech and narrows the ban to specific public spaces.
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Mendocino
Rick Henderson
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