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ISsSS^jSfll -JfS merit was as - Travis APS, Eugene M. t year's love." Huggins of the San Francis . ' investors co Corps of Engineers and forgotten the Francis O'Neil and Neal An of the despres- derson, both of the State Di man, who relat- vision of Highways. ided up running Also, Ass't. P-tUsber plucking facto- Richard Payne of the Valle after. making a jo Times-Herald, Publisher disastrous loan Don Hancock of the Daily ny. Republic, Publisher Richard NS Rico of the Vacaville Re ie, he said, that porter, Dean Roy Bainer lend money to (ret.) of the University of hndge'nections. Eugene Gleason, member of The Coast Guard said the association, recommend southbound lanes of both ed expansion of the Melvin sections -- one a half-mile F. Thompson Park, as fol offshore from the bridge- lows-. tunnel's southern terminus 1. The park should be ex at Virginia Beach, the other panded north by 10 acres, about two miles offshore -- encompassmg a small cove collapsed. Three other of trees as a shady picnic bridge sections were report-1; area, etc. The expansion ed less seriously damaged. was called "absolutely nec Exactly 32 months ago Thursday -- on Jan. 21, 1970 -- the Navy cargo ship essary" to comply with a county ordinance and to pro vide outdoor activities. but nowTs" in danger of; being turned over for pri- v a t e development. She called the area the "last large piece of property" for such a park. Commission represen tatives reviewed recent ac tions of their boards. They are: Peter Laieau, Youth; Dr. John Buchanan, Sister City. Tony Intintoli, Cultur al; Ed Clemente, Communi ty Relations; Miss Mahan dries and now California, August Compton Yancey had rammed the i places spring- tof August W. Compton As 17.6-mile-Iong facility and day. "What can s o c i a t e s , Col. Frank gouged out a section 375 feet Nuclear Poweran empty Wie- Boerger, Thomas L. Corn of long. The bridge-tunnel did place?," he United California Bank, D. not reopen for 42 days. Re T.._. Daggett of Southern Pa pairs cost $1.7 million. Itbat In Holfy- cific Land, 0. H. Hocker Members of the bridge- Plants Neededmld turn it into Jr., of Standard Realty and tunnel commission still were 'roof massage Development Co. of Western surveying damage from the Pacific Railroad Co. and latest accident, but one at after World Hunter S. Robbins Jr. of commissioner said the span FT. BRAGG (AP)-Ob- He backed the proposed was plenty of Robbins and Company, and' this time probably would be struction of nuclear power Mendocino nuclear power loaned right up Fairfield realtor Clare Fick- .closed at least a month -- plant construction threatens project and criticized what Is. It was then lin. . perhaps much longer. an "energy crunch" in he called the "picket fence rmnent decided Members of the board of Virginia Gov. Linwood Northern' and Central Cali disaster lobby" opposing is too much in- directors of SCIDA attend Holton hastened to the scene fornia, the president of Pa such construction. e economy was ing included Fred Sessler, for a personal look at the cific Gas & Electric Co. said "We - have engineered a E. Gilley, Tom McCormick, went out," on Jim Hopkins and Lowell pply, according f Morris. There were also other nu damage to the facility, a key link on the Ocean High way that runs from New York to Florida along the here Thursday. PG&E projects the de mand , for power--which climbed from one million balance between efficiency and environmental consider ations," Bonner said. He termed environmentalists' at DuPont was merous loney at 8.5-9 __munily iff TlTey are' dance. lan the U.S. business and com- Atlantic seaboard leaders_in--atten- Hundreds of persons who ' use the facility daily to com mute to and from jobs. on kilowatts in 1940 to 12 mil lion kilowatts in 1972-- will reach 18 mnillMliobn kilowatts m 1980, John- F. Bonner told contentions that continued -coastal-use^wotild result ln- power plants every few i only slightly Vatican." TEST OFF the Eastern Shore were left the annual Redwood Empire miles "Is a malicious stranded Thursday. Association meeting here. myth." A LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - i then got into Citing poor weather condi credit, and the tions, the Atomic Energy -count became Commission put off a planned All VALUABLE COUPON and profitable underground nuclear test yes- efore,>* Li yman twday at the Nevada Test Site until Thursday, iN BOAT BLAST - SAVE $1 1 TO FISHERMAN lOISCO (AP)fisherman was rival'. Thursday etterman Genhere after his rom the scene id fishing boat miles west of re Coast Guard 6 name of-fbee vessel's homenediately learn- itrd spokesman said the 40-foot Monarch, with two men aboard, burned to the waterline around noon Thursday and sank several hours later- as the fishing boat Skylark stood by. The injured man was evacuated by Coast Guard helicopter to the Army hospital In SaiLFrancisco: ' The Coast Guard was un able immediately to give a cause o! the fire *bord-tbe- Mooarch. . PER GAL. -- NO LIMIT ^TWa u l FIN' DUTCH BOY FINEST LATEX SATIN GLOSS ENAMEL GLOVER'S PAINT - DRAPERIES WAUPAPtR-AWNINGS.WINDOW SHADES 1722 .SPRINGS RD, *434689 HOURS: 8 T0 5;30 -- SATURDAYS TO MKT Ua \W\u 4F, ... * ;- T-Tj 1 'VT'2' P S REG. PRINT SOLID Crepes, \ Prints, se Machine polyester polyester colors! REG. 2.4 ARNE! Red, navy halter dri machine' REG. 75* A BOX Moi Flowers;:, designs. . VTcfAlrC admissio mode by tve*'s n -EACH iff