Unusual Ukiah Resident Rocky Shore Finds New Life
Rocky Shore an animal trainer from England and veteran vaudeville performer now lives in Ukiah with a wife and a large pack of dogs. He travels by bus disabled by illness and seeks land to train huskies while battling cancer and continuing show work including a recent rate training job at the Fairgrounds.
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Rocky Shore
King. Shore
Ukiah
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Highway 101
Canada
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Fairgrounds
Los Angeles
Barbara Bassett
Stage Coach Realty
Willard
Girlie
Kennedy
England
Israel Devaluation Plan Triggers Political Uproar
Israel begins a 45 percent pound devaluation and tax hikes to curb inflation and attract investment. Labor and Histadrut oppose the shift away from 29 years of socialist policy, calling it unequal and risky. Finance minister Ehrlich defends the plan against Friedman influence claims.
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Begin
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Histadrut
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Yeruham Meshel
Peres
Meshel
U.S
Milton Friedman
Fish truck crash shuts Highway 20. power outage hits 1213 customers
An overturned truck struck a power pole along Highway 20 near the coast causing a nearly two hour closure and a power outage affecting 1,213 customers from 8:42 p.m. to 9:27 p.m. Johnny Mai 24 of Colorado drove the 28,000 pound fish truck at about 40 mph when a wheel hit a ditch.
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Senate balks at voting against Carter oil tax on energy bill
The Senate held a rare Saturday session and rejected a sense of the Senate resolution opposing Carter's crude oil tax by 47 to 30. The tax aims to raise oil prices to world levels to curb use, with the House backing a similar provision as a cornerstone of Carter's energy plan. The chamber also defeated ending the federal deduction for state and local gasoline taxes while approving a home heating oil tax credit up to 150 dollars for lower income users, and a trust fund funded by potential tax increases to support energy production and transit. Senate debate continues amid possible conference with the House and further major amendments.
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D-Conn
Congress
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D-W.va
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Charles Percy
Ill
Percy
Noyo Harbor Damaged by Violent Ocean Surges
Coastal damage reports show 10 to 15 skiffs and the Cavalier sunk while two docks were destroyed at Noyo Harbor. Coast Guard teams cleaned debris and repaired navigation aids as a potential breakwater could have mitigated the surge impact.
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Fort Bragg
Noyo Harbor
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Robert Moore
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Moore
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Coast’ Guard
Charmaine
Carter signals support for liberalized Social Security earnings rule
President Carter said he would sign a Social Security bill allowing retirees to earn unlimited income while drawing benefits, though he doubts Congress will remove the $3,000 earnings cap without tax implications. He also discussed tax reform timing and Israel relations.
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