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Sonoma County Supervisors istrator Smith's posing of a 1
i "two-bit problem" of the sher. Cs lyesteniay:,
BUTtNING LAW-Were brief iff's office-the desire to buy e
ed on a proposed new outdoor! coffee or meals for skindivers burning law by Deputy County working with officers on the Counsel Robert Rehberg, w h o river and the inability to charge
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fire district representatives. Su-c!usion: No change.
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pervisorial reaction to the pro-FLOOD CONDEMNATION -'
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that some provisions would not tions on a dezen parcels of land
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on Santa Rosa Creek upstreami
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N, Wednesday to the state Ser.at, I deral dea llines for federal 1
j Factfinding Committee on Wa y.oney f ir. channel improve-4-1 te Resources on a prop (sc l,r ier.t pr ojeu there. The U.S.
l flox! plain zoning law. Drailt iJ o a s e v ; t i o n Service has
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incer of the county-wide floc ! : sciivin; cc tification from the and water district, the stat 4 iuTty-w de distr.ct that rights ment suggests softening of som i i ? v ny b ive 3een secured.
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of the provisions as well at a UNLA'tE ")UCK - Were told 4
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LIBRARY - Approved 41 t i behase (or be treated like)i y,<
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separate building as a "whole-said the county is in good shape;.
i Ot sale" library. Supervisor Leigh that wasa't ' idle talk," said Su '
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more time to study the proposal to describe 1imself as a "more j
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ponents of the Bodega Bay nu' 1 WILIJ W5 DE ItD. BRIDGE-s contained language that makM2 s Yor c.ost:uction of a bridge 1
lear-fueled power plant proposa l c 3];e.1 fi r b ds at 2 p.m. April j
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it more certain Padfic Gas 4:'taer Sar ta Itosa Creek at Wil-l electric Co. will get, permib 1 wrJde id. is a preliminary to i.
'; p sion from the Atomic Energ? tie upco nin:: channel improve-i rwmician to build the plant,g taent project on.the creek.
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zince their, and an edthh eks j for it. I think the public in Ing a motion by board mem-could corne at aiy time I
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the mostruction of the pro-way abou ever"t iing i
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admitted by the PG&E. Not in. ]
i posed nuclear power plant at i
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Morrison submitted the res-Head..;or e of th i er icks I ' '*'" ' 'E
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Let's remember this:
'..the plant at Bodega Head is I'
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'an atomic plant and if there e!e ' ]..- ( reactor and the fau The proposal was sent to e that.
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be held in the near future.
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sure: If there is a fault and,j son explained.
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g Santa Rosa I Morrison indicated that the They know and they idl the Li' hearings would not. be held tmth. In i
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B"'f the beauties through such shows as "American Spec a d'
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o tacular," but of the dar,ars as well through an interesting new avenue of public enlightenment, the broadcast editorial.
The leaders in this have been KPIX, KCBS ard more re-contly KGO-TV. Opposing viewpoints are welcomed and, in-deed, guaranteed by the FCC. Spokesmen for both sides are given equal time. It is a good arrangement.
Many years ago Americans rose in a mass to renounce the arrogance of the powerful. Now we have the new Go-liaths-the State highway engineers with their "let.'em-eat. concrete" boastfulness; the all-powerful PG&E and the newly-rich Atomic Energy Commission.
In a radio editorial of March 23,-Jules Dundes, CBS vice president and general manager of KCBS, deplored the l " blind ultimatum" delivered to the residents of Woodside by the AEC wherein an agent of the Federal Government and a powerful private. utility can force ugliness upon a l community in the form of above-ground towers.
Said Dundes: "This threat to run rough-shed over the lpublic doesn't reflect credit on the judgment of a powerful agency or its director, Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, a former chan.
l rellor of the University of Callfornia who should know better."
j The AEC is making an answering statement next Mon-l day on KCllS at 9:45 m. m. & 3:10 p. m. ~
OTHER STATIONS have been equally outspoken against the detestable attitude of the outdoor advertising com-panies and the vendors who display their products in such a vulgar fashion on their billboards which march across
' the land proclaiming to all San Franciscans that the pocket.
book rules the spirit, j
Power lines can b'e put underground, signs can be con.
trolled, freeways can be depressed; parks can be tunneled and nobody in his right mind would place an atomic _ plant _
oiler an earthquake fault.
The time has come for all good men to decide between Beauty and The Beastly. It is nice that radio and television are helping us to tell which is which. Let your representa-tives a,nd supervisors, know what side you,are,on.
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