Salmon Association faces city council over annexation questions
Ralph Bishop, president of the Salmon Trollers Marketing Association, presented 13 questions to Fort Bragg's city council regarding proposed land annexations south of the Noyo River. The council denied tax waivers for boats moored below the high tide line and agreed all businesses require a city license. Bishop said he would protest annexation before the board of supervisors. The Local Agency Formation Commission hearing is set for November 2. A prior hearing on forming an underground utility district on Main Street between Cypress and Oak drew no attendees, and the council voted 5-0 to form the district. Roy Miller's letter to be published in a Fort Bragg paper notes Dan Mulvihill plans to ask the school board to withdraw $600 earmarked for the city's basketball program amid a sewer district toilet facility service charge. Bill Brazil was recommended as building inspector by City Engineer Dale Woods. Salary adjustments for some city employees will be discussed in a personnel session October 28.
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FT. Bragg
Ralph Bishop
Salmon Trollers Marketing Association
Association
Noyo River
Bob Petersen
Bishop
Fort Bragg
Main Street
Cypress
Oak
Roy Miller
Dan Mulvihill
Dale Woods
Bill Brazil
Gualala kidnapping suspect held with young accomplice
Sheriff’s Capt Merrill Howard brought two prisoners from Tehachapi after a coast area incident near Gualala Friday night. Hershel D. Taylor 20 and a 16 year old girl entered a home, armed with a .45 pistol, robbed and kidnapped 16 year old Daniel James Peterson, took his car keys and fled to Tehachapi where they surrendered after officers fired one shotgun round. Taylor is jailed. the girl is in juvenile hall.
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Merrill Howard
Tehachapi
Mendocino County
Hershel D. Taylor
Point ‘Arena
Howard
Gualala
Whih
Taylor
Daniel James Peterson
Peterson
Yolo County
Point Arena
Hom
Nixon Signs Major Anti Drug Bill With Broad Powers
President Nixon signed a landmark narcotics bill to curb rising drug use among youths. The law expands the attorney general’s reach beyond heroin and adds 300 federal agents, plus rehabilitation programs. It lowers first offense penalties for narcotics in federal cases and preserves a no kno ck clause and tough double jeopardy style provisions. The measure, costing 428 million over three years, aims to cut pushers and improve enforcement nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
America
Nobel prizes in Chemistry and Physics awarded to Leloir Alfven Neel
The 1970 Nobel Prize in Chemistry goes to Luis F. Leloir of Argentina for sugar nucleotide research and metabolic roles of carbohydrates. Louis Neel and Hannes Alfven share the Physics prize for magneto hydrodynamics and solid state physics with sun, star, and space communication implications. Each prize totals 78,400 dollars. Alfven, now in the United States, is noted for peaceful hydrogen bomb work and plasma physics applications.
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Stockholm
API
Luis F.leloir
Argentina
Louis Neel
France
Hannes Alfven
United States
Leloir
Erik Rudberg
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Rudberg
Alfven
University of California At
San Diego
North Korean Troops Reported Inside Cambodia
Cambodian field commander Lt. Col. Kim Bunny said North Korean troops are operating in Cambodia with other foreign Communist forces. He reported three patrol contacts with North Koreans near the Kirirom Dam and said radio intercepts captured numerous Korean language transmissions. He could not determine whether the North Koreans are volunteers or complete units.
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Kate Webb
Phnom Penh
UPI
Cambodia
Kim Bunny
Kirirom Dam
Bunny
Bien Hoa
Do Cao Tri
Kompong Thom
Phnom
Penh
Tang Kauk
South Vietnam
Nrps
Snoul
U. S. Navy
Western Pacific
Nixon
Naval
Ukiah records a 31 degree cold snap in 1970 71 winter
Ukiah weather watchers report a sub freez ing 31 degrees marking the coldest reading of the 1970 71 winter thus far with outlying areas like Potter Valley and Redwood Valley dipping to 29 degrees or lower Ranchers thawed ice from watering troughs and cleared ice from windshields as the cold spell intensified.
American pilot lands in Soviet Union after gust lifts plane
U.S. Army Maj. James Russell and three officers including two generals plus a Turkish colonel were aboard a Beechcraft that crossed from Turkey toward Kars. A freak gust pushed the plane above the clouds and led to an unplanned Leninakan landing inside Soviet soil. Consular officials meet with the crew and officers remain in comfortable housing. The embassy cites good health and no treatment differences. Soviet protest notes alleged frequent airspace violations but officials downplay links to the four officers.
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Dusko Doder
Moscow
UPI
U.S
Army
James Russell
Braxton
Miss
Kars
Leninakan
Soviet Union
Edward E. D. Sherrer
Claude Monroe McQuarrie
Civat Danli
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Sular
Pete Yiers
Richard E. Combs Jr
Nixon aims for GOP Senate gain and ideological shift
White House spokesman Ronald Ziegler said President Nixon would be pleased with a net gain of one or two Senate seats, limit House losses, and shift Congress ideologically. The president planned a campaign swing and had signed narcotics and waste disposal bills amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Senate
Congress
White House
Ronald A. Ziegler
Ziegler
Nxon
Spiro Agnew
Virginia
Ray L. Garland
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Agnew
Carrier Collects in Ukiah Daily Journal Route
A note indicates the carrier is collecting today for the Ukiah Daily Journal. It requests payment when the carrier first calls and mentions advance payment for motor routes.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
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Mike Torell
Donald Torell
Mike McDonald
Eugene McDonald
Ukiah Area
Unicef
Bruce Steadman
airman,—Journal
Williams
Salmon Association
Board of Supervisors
Local Agency Formation Commission
Public Vital
Narcotics Bureau
Detroit
John N. Mitchell
District of Columbia
Russia
Garland
Florida
California
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