Mendocino College Trustees Accept Resignation and Plan Satellite Campus
Mendocino College trustees met in a special session to accept the resignation of Donna Ek and to form a committee lineup to explore a satellite campus. They discussed site options including Yokayo Ranch and Willits, county planning integration, water and sewage needs, and potential legal hurdles with state law on satellite campuses. Interim overcrowding at the current campus was cited, with a call to advance permanent site plans by 1980.
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Mendocino College
Donna Ek
Angutas
Billiesjaith
William Hall
Bill Daniel
Will
Son Assible
Endeavor
Walter Camp
al Nepa
Pete D Wikes
Willits
County Planning
Commission
Matt. McKadden
Potter
Valley
College Board
McFadden
Farm Bureau
Yokayo Ranch
Planning Commission
Paul Alcantra
Rodman Ranch
Lake County
Redwood Valley
Laughlin Way
Trinity County
California Division of Forestry
Hillside Hospital
Ukiaha
Mendocino
Ken Cooper
McKinleyville
North Fork
Eel River
U.S. Forest Service
Cooper
Fernwood ‘Helitack
Humboldt County
Weather outlook for Northwestern California through Friday
Fair conditions persist with patchy coastal fog tonight and Friday. High clouds move in south Friday and cooler temperatures arrive Friday. Fort Bragg forecast 54 rising to 67 degrees while Ukiah climbs from 55 to 92 degrees.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Weather notes and tide times for September 1976
The snippet lists temperatures for September 1976 and September 1975 with high and low values, rainfall amounts, and daily noon readings. It also notes tides at 7:06 p.m. tomorrow and 12:58 p.m. today plus sunrise and sunset times around 6:48 a.m. and 9:31 p.m.
Senate approves budget with jobs plan for 1977
The Senate backed a 412.8 billion dollar federal budget for 1977 claiming it would put about 1.5 million Americans back to work. House action followed with a 413.2 billion dollar proposal aiming for similar job gains amid debates over deficits and public works programs.
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Washington
Ve Muskie
Congress
Ford
James B. Allen
D-Ala
House
Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
Mao dies at 82 ends era of Chinese revolution
Chinese Communist Party chairman Mao Tse tung died at 82 triggering national mourning across China. Officials announced a week of mourning and a mass memorial on Sept 18 in Tian An Men Square. Farewell rites include a three minute national silence at 3 PM.
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UPI
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Ford
Tien An Men
Gate of Heavenly Peace
China
Peking
Poli
Josef Stalin
Frederick Engels
Karl Marx
People’s Republic of China
Chiang Ching
New China News Agency
Gate of Heavenly
Peace Square
Moscow
Taipei
Henry Kissinger
Washington
United States
ANSA
Warren Duncan
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Tragic School Bus Train Crash Kills Two Children
Two youngsters Annette Smith and Christine Espinoza died after a Yamhill County school bus entered a crossing and was struck by a Southern Pacific train. Driver Rudolph Baker, 53, and 37 others were injured as students cried out to warn him and the collision occurred in broad daylight.
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Lafayette
Ore
Yamhill County
Rudolph Baker
Annette Smith
Christine Espinoza
Oregon
Rodolph Baker
Southern Pacific
Wanda Stafford
Wanda
Baker
Laurie Barr
University of Oregon Health Sciences Center
Portland
Jack Sperr
Oregon Education Department
Sperr
George Kraus
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Wang Hung-wen
Yeh Chien-ying
Chang Chun-chiao
Trinity
Mao Tse-Tung
U.S.D.A
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Jerry
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