Formaldehyde standard adopted by Ukiah Valley board
County supervisors acting as air pollution control board adopted an ambient air quality standard of 0.1 ppm for formaldehyde in the Ukiah Valley air basin after a lengthy hearing at the Veterans Memorial Building. Emission limits were not set pending more data. monitoring shows ambient levels around 0.006 to 0.007 ppm, with further tests not yet analyzed.
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Ukiah Valley Air Basin
Air Pollution Control Board
Veterans Memorial Building
Board
Robert Holtzer
Holtzer
Ukiah
Ernie Banker
Maxon
Russia
Czechoslovakia
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
San Francisco
County hearing explores building code exemptions
A state attorney general opinion says exemptions to statewide building codes can be limited to geographic local conditions such as topography and electricity access. District Attorney Duncan James presented the six page ruling to county supervisors, with Tim Steen suggesting a county wide exemption may be possible, though the opinion disagrees. United Stand supporters urge autonomy and BLUR studies to adapt codes for rural dwellings.
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Duncan James
Tim Steen
Board of Supervisors
Steen
John Pateros
United Stand
Justice Court Judge Rule Delay Sparks State Battle
The state Supreme Court ruling restricting non-attorney Justice Court judges from presiding over criminal cases is delayed to Oct 11 pending a rehearing petition by Attorney General Evelle Younger. If rehearing fails, the AG may pursue a writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court. Mendocino County weighs next steps amid divisions.
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State Supreme Court
Justice Court
Evelle Younger
Mendocino County Board of Supervisors
County Supervisors’ Association of California
CSAC
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Court
Mendocino County
Duncan James
Hale McCowen Jr
Ukiah
Galen Hathaway
Little Lake
Willits
Joe Weber
Round Valley
Short Ukiah Unified board meeting sets cautious tone
Ukiah Unified board led by Pres. Ray Worster held a brief open session after the first day of school. The hour long meeting approved AB 2284 special ed funds, hired John D. Rogers as special counsel for property negotiations, and discussed Riverdale subdivision impacts on schools and facilities.
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Pres
Ray Worster
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
John D. Rogers
Riverdale
Sanford Lane
Charles Bell
Petaluma and
Livermore Area
Ukiah Unified Board
Virginia Maurer
Jim Eddie
Enrollments Down as Ukiah Unified Opens
First day counts show Ukiah Unified district K through 8 enrollment at 3877 with 1750 students in classes on opening day. District leaders including Supt. Murphy expect a gradual climb to meet projected averages. 1973 opening day figures were 3940 in K through 8 and 1832 in Ukiah High.
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Ukiah Unified
Ukiahs
W.O
Bill) Murphy
Ukiahi
Septic tank rules could endanger Mendocino County homes
County health officer Dr. Robert Holtzer warned the proposed water quality guidelines from the North Coast Regional Board could bar building on many sites in Mendocino County and delay projects by winter soil tests. He argued six or more dwelling developments would require water board review and urged a formal reply before the Santa Rosa hearing. The board resisted with Supervisor Augie Avila noting the board’s prior input may be ignored.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert Holtzer
North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board
Eureka
Santa Rosa
Mendocino
Holtzer
Water Quality Board
Irish Beach
Water Board
Augie Avila
Avila
Exploding jetliner kills 69 near Charlotte
An Eastern Air Lines DC-9 crashed in fog while approaching Douglas Municipal Airport 22 miles south of Charlotte, killing 69 of 82 aboard and leaving 13 survivors. The flight Eastern 212 originated Charleston and was bound for Chicago via Charlotte.
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Charlotte
N. C
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Douglas Municipal
Charleston
S.C
Chicago
O’hare
Harold Green
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Jack Barker
No blanket pardons Ford says clemency will be individual
President Ford rejected a blanket pardon idea and said clemency reviews will be conducted only on individual Watergate defendant requests. Senate leader Hugh Scott said there is no active study and no clemency requests have reached the president yet.
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Washington
UPD
Ford
Senate
Hugh Scott
Jack W. Hushen
Scott
Hushen
John W. Dean III
White House
Watergate
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