Kissinger On Detente And Nuclear Talks With Moscow
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a Senate committee the United States will seek nuclear limits and troop reductions with the Soviet Union but will not use trade policy to press emigration changes for Soviet Jews. He outlined detente gains, urged SALT aims through 1985, and warned against reviving Cold War doctrines by economic pressure or aggressive moves. Rusk urged simpler terms, saying numerical balance alone is insufficient.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Moscow
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Soviet Union
U.S
Rusk
Kennedy
Johnson
Ukiah Council weighs senior utility discount plan
Ukiah city council voices support for a possible 1.50 monthly utility cut for Medi Card seniors and discusses widening rate structures to help low income seniors. Council reviews social service elements for the General Plan as Swayne prepares return analysis on rates benefits and services.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah
Jim Swayne
Barry Wood
Ukiah General Plan
Swayne
Weinkauf
City utility rates eyed for fixed income relief
Fire crews respond to a dryer fire at Ronald Smith residence on Fault Avenue causing total loss of unit and contents. City council seeks to restructure utility rates to benefit fixed income residents. proposals include minimum charges review and broader discounts. Councilman Simpson favors targeted aid like dial-a-ride and Senior Citizens Center access. discussion continues on Page 2.
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Fault Avenue
Ronald Smith
Wood
Jack Simpson
Weinkauf
Simpson
Ukiah Heat Tops Nation as July Heat Record Ties
Ukiah posted the nation's hottest reading, official fire department figures showing 102 degrees, tying Palm Springs for the top spot while discussing prior records. The piece notes July heat in Texas and Thermal, with September warmer than last year and nights also slightly above normal.
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Texas
Rockies
Great Lakes
Appalachia
Ukiah
United Press International
Palm Springs
United States
Ukiah Fire Department
Fire Department
Viewshed protection proposal draws fire from property owners
Mendocino County Property Owners Association denounces the regional plan’s proposed development intensity and viewshed protections as an unfair burden on landowners. The group urges early firm action by Feb 1, 1975 and plans to lobby supervisors and the North Coast Regional Commission for reimbursements and clarity.
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North Coast Regional Commission
Mendocino County Property Owners Association
Brooktrails Lodge
Coast Zone Committee
Bud Kamb
PCA Board of Directors
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Committee
Regional Commission
POA
MCPOA
Fort Bragg
Noyo River Inn
Mendocino County
PDA
Major local lumber giants curtail production amid weak demand
Masonite Corporation limits Ukiah hardboard output after Sept 22 with 10 days on 4 off, after maintenance. Louisiana Pacific Ukiah Covelo mill switches to one shift starting Sept 23 with alternating weeks. Georgia Pacific particleboard near Ukiah remains open on reduced orders amid a broader industry slowdown.
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Masonite Corporation
Louisiana Pacific
Georgia Pacific
Masonite
Ukiah
L-P
Covelo Lumber
G-P
J. B. Scott
Prestwood
Scott
Lowell D. Ambrosini
Louisiana-Pacific
Covelo
Ambrosini
Georgia- Pacific
N. State Street
Bill Atwood
Atwood
Koehler fights to keep juvenile program alive
Willits Police Chief George Koehler refuses to abandon the successful juvenile counseling program despite budget cuts and its forced discontinuation at school start. He sought OCJP funding for a juvenile coordinator, but city council resignations sparked cuts. The department, already lean, faced 11 percent more calls and loss of two planned positions.
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Koehler
Willits
George Koehler
Charlie Pond
Office of Criminal Justice Planning
Mike Burns
OCJP
Doug Flautt
Doug Goss
Mike Carlotti
Carlotti
Probation Department
Doris Day won $22 million in fraud case ruling
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lester Olson awarded Doris Day more than $22 million after finding former attorney Jerome Rosenthal and partner Harland Green defrauded Day and her late husband Marty Melcher. The case covered oil well speculation and hotel ventures in Texas Oklahoma Kentucky and California. The judgment includes $3 million in punitive damages and followed a trial with 67 witnesses and 2,000 exhibits.
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Los Angeles
Doris Day
Jerome Rosenthal
Superior Court
Lester E. Olson
Miss Day
Rosenthal
Harland Green
Marty Melcher
Texas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Palo Alto Cabana
Dallas Cabana
Robert Winslow
Mendocino County
Olson
Green
First evaders begin clemency processing in Indiana
The first deserters of hundreds arrived at Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indiana for clemency processing. Each deserter will receive an undesirable discharge and may exchange papers for clemency discharge. The Pentagon notes deserters will no longer be under official military jurisdiction after discharge. Justice Department says President Ford knew of the loophole.
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UPI
Indiana
Pentagon
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Justice Department
Ford
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