Ukiah Elects Ardis Conoly City Treasurer and Two New Councilmen
Ukiah voters elected Ardis Conoly city treasurer defeating Richard Davis by 927 to 668. Sterling Norgard and Donald Scotto won council seats. Jack Smalley narrowly finished second and Meredith Harlowe was close behind. Pam Williams was re elected city clerk. turnout reached 39.2 percent with 1610 ballots cast of 4325 registered.
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Sterling Norgard
Donald Scotto
Jack Bmalley
Auravream Goren
Auul
UCL
Ardis Conoly
Richard Davis
Pam Williams
Norgar
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Smalley
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District Attorney's Office
Meredith
Buzz) Harlowe
Utah
Beverlee Rhodes
Ukiah
Council
Elwood Hachmann
MSH
Norman Williamson
William Yates
Conoly
Mendocino County
Davis
Williams
Liz Taylor
Ernie Banker
Ralph Buxton
Downtown Trees Get Annual Beauty Works
Ukiah city beautification proceeds as Del Kennedy and crew trim crepe myrtle trees on State and School Streets. Kennedy chairs the Chamber of Commerce committee behind the planting program started three years ago. Merchants fund their trees. the city donates a cement saw for sidewalk holes. The goal is to line more streets with trees and the program includes a living memorial for deceased honorees. Kennedy is a Second District supervisor candidate.
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Ukiah
Lee
del Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce Beautification Committee
Scotty Cannon
Wayne O'Bryant
Journal
Sarber
Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago White Sox Lose Home Opener On Election Day
Chicago fans suffered a double blow as the White Sox lost their home opener and no beer was served at Comiskey Park due to Illinois election day rules.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Illinois
Athletic programs restored by one vote in Ukiah district
Ukiah Union High trustees approved restoring trimmed interscholastic offerings for Ukiah and Potter Valley next fall. Baseball returns to Potter Valley next spring. Ukiah adds freshman football jayvee baseball jayvee basketball and cross country. Debate cited budget limits but tax increase spurred restoration. Special grants approved for language lab and teaching aides under NDEA funds with cost sharing. Potter Valley requested math science aides and projectors. Cadet program eliminated due to low enrollment.
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Merle Butler
Ukiah
Butler
Ukiah High
Jayvee
Potter Valley
Otter
Traaces
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Broads
National Defense
Ukiah High School
Essor
NDEA
Freeman Whitaker
Bev Broaddus
Pollution Hearing Here Apr. 21
Public hearings on a proposed water pollution control policy for the Russian River basin were announced by North Coastal Regional Water Pollution Control Board Chairman George L. Deck. The first meeting is April 21 in Ukiah with two more hearings April 28 in Healdsburg and May 5 in Guerneville, all at 8 p.m. Committee members are Ernie Smith, Angelo Damiano, and Deck. The board aims to protect waters from sewage and industrial waste and expects to adopt a policy in Santa Rosa on June 5 after gathering broad public input.
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George L. Deck
North Coastal Regional Water Pollution Control Board
Grand Jury
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Healdsburg
Veterans Memorial
Guerneville
Ernie Smith
Glen Ellen
Angelo Damiano
Hopland
Deck
Santa Rosa
Weather Forecast for Northwestern California Coast and Inland
Northwestern California will see fall through Thursday with cooler conditions along the coast today and inland Thursday. Coastal highs near 86 to 83 and nights around 43 to 44. Winds northwest at 15 to 25 knots, with temperatures in Ukiah, Napa, and Santa Rosa listed as 86-44, 84-45, and 83-43 respectively.
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California
Napa
Santa Rosa
HaRG CARES Fire Damages Coast to Coast Store
A fire at Coast to Coast Stores caused damage but no injuries reported. Earlier on Wednesday at 9 45 a m Antonia Silva residence 246 Burlington Drive sustained damage from a chimney fire.
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Chimneyvite
Antonia Silva
Burlington Drive
Barry Takes Illinois Space Shot S
A 20 pound thermometers payload was launched Tuesday to study atmospheric heat, reaching 25,000 mph before plunging into the South Atlantic. Preliminary data from Project Fire manager Herbert A. Wilson looked favorable as investigators assess the Delta rocket accident that caused severe burns to three engineers and eight others. NASA and Douglas officials join an Air Force inquiry into the third stage ignition during a test, which buckled a building door and marked the first serious rocket incident at the site.
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Fla
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Air Force Board of Inquiry
Theresa Ray Resigns as School Nurse
Theresa Ray, longtime school nurse in the Ukiah district, submitted her resignation to the board of trustees last night. Supt. W. O. Murphy read the letter saying she felt it was time to take it easy after 20 years of service, noting her home visits and efforts to secure glasses, hearing aids, and other essentials for handicapped children. The board also accepted resignations from Oliver Olson, Rube Puterbaugh, and Jack Baca, highlighting ongoing teacher replacement challenges for the district.
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Theresa Ray
Ukiah
Oliver Olson
Rube Puterbaugh
Jack Baca
Murphy
Slater Chanver
County rejects Little River airport drag strip plan
County supervisors declined a Fort Bragg proposal to convert the Little River airport into a drag strip. They ruled a single runway cannot safely accommodate both aviation and drag racing and noted a double strip setup would be required. Fear of jeopardizing federal funds also influenced the decision.
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Fort Bragg
Santa Barbara
Cotati
Temperature records and rainfall reports from uneven 1904 to 1963 data
The fragment lists dates with high and low temperatures and rainfall amounts. It mentions locations such as Ukiah and Gourteny and references weather department terms. Data is partial and inconsistent but suggests a comparative temperature and precipitation record across several years.
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Gourteny
Ukiah Cire Department
Teathey Obalryel
Midnight’s Witching Hour for Taxes in 1963 Rush
Washington UPI reports that about 9 million Americans must rush to file late 1963 federal income tax returns by midnight. IRS braces for a flood of last minute filings. extensions may be available, with Rep. John Rhodes proposing prepaid envelopes to ease the burden and cut government costs.
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UPI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Goldwater wins Illinois GOP primary in surprise margin
In Chicago Illinois Senator Barry Goldwater captured about 65 percent of the GOP presidential vote over Senator Margaret Chase Smith amid a surprise in Cook County where many Republicans did not mark a presidential choice. Write-in votes surged for George Wallace Nelson Rockefeller and Henry Cabot Lodge with Lodge leading Republicans locally. Governor Otto Kerner drew strong write-ins while Charles H. Percy won the gubernatorial nomination over William J. Scott.
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UPS
Barry Goldwater
Maine
White House
Goldwater
Tilinis
Margaret Chase Smith
William J. Scott
Charles H. Percy
Ilinois
Alabama
George C. Wallace
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wallace
Khrushchev Declares Open Conflict With China
In Moscow Premier Nikita Khrushchev attacked Mao Zedong by name and said he is in open conflict with the Chinese regime over world communism. At a jammed Soviet Polish rally in the Kremlin he called the split an acute danger and won Poland’s backing for a world communist summit to act against Peking.
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UPI
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Mao Tze-tung
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Mao
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