Geothermal GRIPS meeting airs county concerns
The Geothermal Resource Impact Projection study GRIPS held a public meeting in the Veterans building Monday night to hear complaints and suggestions about geothermal development across Lake Sonoma Napa and Mendocino counties. A three member board recorded concerns while SSI and project director Connie Wade outlined an environmental and socioeconomic study to guide future standards.
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Lake
Mendocino
Sonoma
Napa
Ukiah
Jim Harris
Veterans Building
Jerry Heath
Connie Wade
Sociotechnical Systems
SSI
Fay Delaughter
Meridocino
KGRA
U.S. Geologic Survey
Wade
Encino
Ukiah Board to Decide on Yokayo School Lease for Center
Ukiah Unified board of education may approve a lease of part of Yokayo school grounds for a Community Cultural Recreation Center tonight at 7 30. A seven member cultural arts commission may be established by city council, signaling growing local interest and potential grants.
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Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Citizens’ Committee
Yokago
Board of Education
Rowland Pring
Ukiah
Pringle
Yokayo School
The
California School Employees Association
Chapter
Gas guzzler ban stalled in House Senate talks
A House Senate conference deadlock over an outright ban on 1980 model cars with poor mileage halted progress. Sen. Metzenbaum backed a 16 mpg floor rising to 18.5 by 1985, while the House feared auto-industry impact though supporting a mileage tax. The panel postponed further action on the ban and tax.
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Washington
Metzenbaum
House
Carter
Senate
Harley Staggers
D-W.va
House-Senate
Puerto Rican nationalists seize Statue of Liberty uprising
A non armed group from the New York Committee to Free the Five seized the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island at 9 15 am and forced early evacuations as negotiators sought a news conference. Police barred reporters from island access.
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Statue of Liberty
Liberty Island
Robert Mitchum
Elliot Gould
Sharon Talbot
Tom Mercer
The
Park Service
Coast Guard
Battery Park
Manhattan
U.S. House of Representatives
Carter
Weather outlook for Northwestern California and coast region
Rain likely at times from Shelter Cove northward through Wednesday with showers in the south tonight and Wednesday. Fort Bragg temperatures 53 rising to 58, Ukiah 53 to 63 with the pattern continuing inland and along the coast through midweek.
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Shelter Cove
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Rischs Fight LP Land Claim Near Irmulco Station
Elderly couple Joe and Estelle Risch near Irmulco station Willits contest four acre parcel claimed by Louisiana-Pacific after a string of easement and trespass suits. State Supreme Court refused to hear their case revealing their former attorney Jared Carter also represented LP in another matter.
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Pam Maclean
Irmulco
Willits
Louisiana- Pacific
State Supreme Court
Jared Carter
L-P
Joe
Estelle Risch
Risch
Lumber Company
Irmulco Station
Union Lumber Company
Georgia-Pacific
Louisiana-Pacific
Rischs
Superior Court
Arthur Broaddus
Irmulco Road
Carter
Broaddus
Krueger
Fall Clean Up Week Opens Halloween Day in Ukiah
The city announces Fall Clean Up Week from October 31 to November 4, sponsored by the Ukiah Chamber of Commerce and Ukiah Solid Waste. Residents may drag items to curbs for free pickup on regular collection days. brush must be bundled and other items contained for easy handling. For details call 462 4705.
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Ukiah
City of
Ukiah Solid Waste
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