Meir Nixon to meet Thursday on POW swap amid cease fire
U Nited States and Israel announce Meir will meet Nixon Thursday to press prisoner exchanges which threaten the Middle East cease fire. Egypt says it will swap only Egyptian prisoners after Israel withdraws to the Oct 22 line, risking the encirclement of the Egyptian 3rd Army.
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Price trial opens over alleged threat before family picnic
Verle Raymond Price faces murder charges after his allegedly threatening to kill his wife less than four hours before she was shot during a family outing along the Eel River last May. His son William testified Price fired over the heads of Joyce Barber and Christine Price, who died a week later from breathing complications tied to a bullet.
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Carrier Seeks Early Payment for Ukiah Daily Journal Routes
A carrier for the Ukiah Daily Journal urges readers to pay in advance on a 3 month cycle. The notice asks for timely collections when first contacted and notes motor routes depend on these payments.
White House blasts Cox over ITT leak
Archibald Cox conceded he broke Richard Kleindienst’s confidence by telling friends including two senators and their staff about ITT antitrust actions. The White House called the leak inexcusable, while Cox said it was a careless error not deliberate. The episode surrounds Cox’s firing as Watergate special prosecutor and Nixon’s aides’ reactions.
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Sportsmen seek rearing ponds to save steelhead
A meeting sponsored by the Committee to Improve Steelhead Resources will be held Monday November 12 at the Manor Inn Ukiah. Burton L. Banzhaf chairs the program to discuss locating rearing ponds below Lake Mendocino for yearling steelhead and possibly an egg taking station to preserve the Russian River strain. Attendees include Fish and Game officials and local representatives as they explore ponding and fingerling release plans to offset Coyote Dam impacts.
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California Supreme Court to hear reapportionment plan
The California Supreme Court hears arguments on a new legislative and congressional redistricting plan drafted by a three member judge panel. More than 100 petitions challenge parts of the proposal as the court weighs potential tweaks while incumbents consider residence changes for the 1974 election.
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Open space plan eyed for Mendocino County growth
A meeting of the open space advisory committee the board of supervisors and the planning commission discussed creating an open space element for the county general plan. Chair Hubert Redemeyer outlined goals to preserve prime agricultural land and guide orderly growth with community participation. Pat Collins explained legal requirements and funding options including $15 000 state funds if deadlines are met. Richard Tammen presented plans and maps for the general plan.
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Planning director appointed for Ukiah by city manager
Ukiah City Manager Jim Swayne today announced Richard Avey as Ukiah’s first planning director. Avey 35 holds an M A from San Francisco State and is currently assistant planning director in Lodi. He and wife Judy have daughter Pamela. Avey has worked in San Mateo and Sydney prior to joining Lodi. He was chosen from over 100 applicants and will start November 26.
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