Subdivision ordinance debate fills supervisors chamber
The Mendocino County Board and county staff crowded the courthouse for a major subdivision ordinance amendment. Disputes over timing and access to the varied draft forms prompted calls to continue the discussion. Ted Hilton and Budge Campbell outlined changes, including new definitions, procedures for developers, and the role of qualified experts and a fire officer. Cont'd on Page 2.
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Planning Department
Department of Public Works
District Attorney’s Office
Ernest Banker
Ukiah
Ted Hilton
Budge Campbell
Public Works
Supervisors approve joint Ukiah dog pound agreement changes
Ukiah city council ratified edits to the city county dog pound pact. The county will operate the facility at the present sewer farm site with city revenue sharing, a 4500 yearly fee with annual cost-based adjustments, and a potential 1 year site fee. The agreement includes cancellation terms, city property transfer on termination, and a $1 annual site fee per Beltrami suggestion.
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Ukiah
Joe Scaramella
Point Arena
Sipesuites
Woman Dies in Runaway Crash at Ukiah Shopping Center
A Ukiah woman Evalyne Virginia Tenney 61 died at the scene after her car ran off S State Street into the Deep Valley Shopping Center striking a tire rack and an empty store causing severe damage. The crash occurred around 2 50 p m with the car becoming airborne for 20 25 feet before hitting the west end of the building. An autopsy was ordered by Sheriff Coroner Reno Bartolomie and services are pending.
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Deep Valley
California Highway Patrol
Evalyne Virginia Tenney
S. State Street
Jefferson
Ukiah
Borlaug wins Nobel Peace Prize for wheat research
UPI reports American scientist Norman Borlaug awarded the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize for developing high yielding wheat varieties. Prize honors his green revolution work aiding Mexico Pakistan and India with larger harvests while he leads the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center in Mexico City funded by Rockefeller Foundation and Mexican government.
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Oslo
UPI
Norman Ernest Borlaug
Nobel Committee
Borlaug
Mexico
Pakistan
India
Cresco
Iowa
University of Minnesota
International
Mexico City
Rockefeller Foundation
United Nations
World Council of Churches
Storting
Norway
University of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Rockefeller’ Foundation
Maize and Wheat Improvement Center
Margaret Gibson
Norma Jean
William
International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center
Rockefeller Foundations
Foundation
International Rice Research Institute
Manila
Robert Chandler
Asia
Meir urges UN to extend ceasefire without time limit
Israeli premier Golda Meir told the UN that Israel is prepared to continue the ceasefire indefinitely but will not resume peace talks until Egypt withdraws missiles from the standstill zone. She urged Arab leaders to recognize that peace must be jointly achieved and that agreements must be observed before Jarring talks resume.
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Bruce W. Mann
United Nations
UPI
Golda Meir
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Gunnar V. Jarring
U.N
Community of Nations
Ukiah buys garbage disposal bids rise to twenty five percent
Four bids were opened for the city refuse service contract in Ukiah with franchise payments to the city ranging from 3 to 25 percent. Reuben and Elsie Hohnstein bid 3 percent, Marvin E. Bowen 15 percent, Redwood Empire Disposal 17 percent, and Potter Valley partners James Russell and Phillip Ward 25 percent. The council will review bids at 8 p.m. in council chambers. the five year contract would set the monthly fee at 2.50 with some discounts and aim to improve service.
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Ukiah
Mendocino
Lake
Sonoma
Ukiah Sanitary Disposal Service
Reuben
Elsie Hohnstein
Marvin E. Bowen
Hohnstein
Ukiaha
Redwood Empire ‘Disposal Corporation
Santa Rosa
Sonoma County
Paul Molinelli
James Russell
Phillip Ward
Potter Valley
Yosemite National Park
Russell and Ward
Ukiah LWV Forum Hosts Local Candidates Night
Tonight at 8 in the Oak Manor multipurpose room the Ukiah League of Women Voters hosts a candidates night with Don Clausen Bill Kortum Frank Belotti Barry Keene Al Barbers Don Todd Louis Delsol Bill Broaddus for state and local offices. Each will have a set speaking time followed by a q&a period. A post event Democratic Club buffet and cocktail party at the House of Garner around 10 p m is scheduled and the public is urged to attend.
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League of Women Voters
Oak Manor
Don Clausen
Bill Kortum
House’ of Representatives
Frank Belottim
Barry Keene
California Assembly
al ‘Barbers
Don Todd
Louis’ Delsol
Bill
Broaddus
Ukiah Democratic Club
Autopsy Details Chain Garroting of Quebec Minister Laporte
The autopsy, by Dr. Valcour and Dr. Houle, found Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte garrotted with a chain. He died by asphyxiation between noon and 11 p.m. Saturday, with three superficial wounds and the chain mark around the neck. Coroner Laurin Lapointe signed the report. A separate police probe sought the origin of a ransom call amid a kidnapping case involving a British diplomat.
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Montreal
UPI
Pierre Laporte
Quebec
LaPorte
Jerome Choquette
Jean-Paul Valcour
Jean Houle
Laurin Lapointe
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Arnold Bogner
Renee Cox
Janet Broaddus
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Charles’ Barra
Redwood Valley
William Moores
August Avila
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Bragg
U.S
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