School site contends for Men docino State Hospital grounds
The search notes that the Department of General Services should relent to place a new high school and a coordinated high school community college complex on MSH grounds. Supt W O Murphy and a leading citizen urge Gov Reagan to push GSA to relax strict lease or purchase rules and set a reasonable price for educational use of MSH property. The district cannot buy part of the grounds and sell it off.
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Department of General Services
Mendocino State Hospital
W.O Murphy
Reagan
General Services Administration
Murphy
Pete DeVries
Mendocino
Ukiah
Paul Scammon honored by Abell Lodge No 146
At Abell Lodge No 146 last meeting Paul Scammon received a gold lapel button marking 50 years in the Masonic Fraternity. Inspector Richard Simon of the Grand Lodge of California presented the honor. Scammon formerly led Alta Vista Lodge No 464 in San Francisco and now aligns with the Ukiah group.
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F&am
Paul Scammon
Richard Simon
Willits
Grand Lodge
California
Scammon
Alta Vista
San Francisco
Ukiah Group
Second suspect arrested on TV charges
A 32 year old Red Bluff man Bruce Barclay McWilliams turned himself in after being sought since February on embezzlement from Jerry's TV Ukiah. He posted 10000 bail and was released after Ukiah Justice Court arranged him. no date set for further appearance. Robert William Prickett, 27, was arrested and convicted on the charge.
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Red Bluff
Ukiah
Bruce Barclay McWilliams
Jerry
Robert William Prickett
McWilliams
Ukiah Justice Court
Calgary rites held for Mrs Edith M Ray
Funeral services were held in Calgary Alberta for Mrs Edith M Ray of 526 Oak Park Avenue Ukiah who died Saturday in Calgary Cremation memorial services will be held Friday at 11 am at Eversole Mortuary Ukiah Rev James Ratzlaff to officiate Entombment will be at the Chapel of the Chimes Santa Rosa In Calgary Hillside Chapel services were officiated by Rev David Crawford Mrs Ray is survived by her niece Mrs Olive Campbell of Calgary
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Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Edith M. Ray
Oak Park Avenue
Ukiah
Eversole Mortuary
James Ratzlaff
Ray
Olive Campbell
Ukiah Youth Injured as Car Overturns on N State Street
An 18 year old Ukiah youth suffered leg and back injuries yesterday when his car overturned in a ditch on N State Street after attempting to pass a vehicle. He was thrown from the car and is in good condition at Ukiah General Hospital. CHP said he was northbound at 6 40 p m three miles north of the city limits. In a separate incident, Donald Bownds a 25 year old Willows man was arrested on firearms charges after authorities found three loaded rifles in his vehicle on Highway 29 at Soda Bay Road near Kelseyville.
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Ukiah
N. State Street
Loomis
N. State
Willows
Lake County
Donald Bownds
Soda Bay Road
Kelseyville
Market report and stock list briefs amid Agnew probe
New York stocks slumped after Vice President Agnew was confirmed under criminal investigation in Maryland. The Dow fell to about 911.28 as declines outpaced advances and trading volume rose near 7 million shares by noon. Investors faced new uncertainty from the probe news.
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Franzia Bros. Winery
Seiscom Delta
Shaklee Corp
New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
News
Agnew
Maryland
Dow Jones
California Weather Summary Reported By UPI
Skies were mostly clear statewide with scattered mid level clouds in the San Joaquin Valley. Sierra Nevada saw isolated showers and thunderstorms south from Lake Tahoe, cooler interior highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s, 105 in the desert, coastal areas in 50s to 60s, 77 at Los Angeles Civic Center. Light coastal winds, small craft advisory for Suisun Bay West Delta. Outlook: fair weather with coastal low clouds inland at night and mornings, shower activity ending in the Sierra Nevada.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
San Joaquin Valley
Sierra Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Los Angeles Civic Center
Suisun Bay
West Delta
Wednesday rites for Miss Barton
Funeral services for Margaret L. Barton age 67 of Ukiah are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Eversole Mortuary with the Rev. Elmer Schmitt officiating. Interment will follow at Ukiah Cemetery. Born in Iowa on April 7, 1906, she lived in California 36 years and in Ukiah for many of those years. She is survived by sister Mabel Huffman of Missouri.
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Eversole Mortuary
Margaret L. Barton
Ukiah
Elmer Schmitt
Miss Barton
Iowa
California
Mabel Huffman
Missouri
Beef shortages hit California as rustling rises
Beefs scarce as cattle thefts surge 77 percent year over year. Fourteen to eighteen large packing houses closed in California, pushing markets toward exhaustion. Judge Peckham rejected a bid to block price ceilings, saying the Cost of Living Council acted rationally. Restaurateurs fear supply runs out with only a few days of beef left.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Restaurateurs
Pacific Coast Meat Jobbers Association
Cost of Living Council
Robert F. Peckham
Norm Moffit
Western States Meat Packers Association
Leo Johnson
California Cattlemen’s Association
Coalinga
Ray Colombo
the Chronicle
Jack Falvey
Jaycee Meeting Called by Ukiah Chapter
The Ukiah Jaycees announce a membership and wives orientation night at 7:30 in the Masonite room of the Palace Hotel. Barbara Foucault of The Male Room will give a hair styling demonstration. District Governor Jack Loos and his wife Stevie will conduct member orientation. Dinner at 8. Leaders joining may have meals paid and Jaycee programs cover speaking writing and leadership training. External projects include Bicycle Safety Road-E-O Festival parade Operation Red Ball VD Awareness and Big Brother sponsorship with district visits and state meetings.
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Ukiah Jaycees
Palace Hotel
Barbara Foucault
Talmage
Jack Loos
San Rafael
Stevie
Jaycee
Cousteau warns of future strain on world resources
Jacques Cousteau, the famed oceanographer, cautions that a looming world tragedy is possible yet humanity can cope. He warned that by 20007 the population may reach 16 billion, with each family needing cars and jet travel, calling such growth absurd and unsustainable while speaking at San Francisco State University on The Next Billion Years.
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San Francisco
UPI
Jacques Cousteau
Cousteau
San Francisco State University
Health department battles mosquitoes in Mendocino County
Mendocino County health department environmental health division responded to citizen complaints by locating mosquito breeding areas and collecting both larvae and adults identified as Culex tarsalis. They initiated elimination measures with residents urged to expect fewer mosquitos soon as warm dry conditions shorten the insect’s life cycle. Use tight screens, repellents, and insecticide sprays for lawns porches and outbuildings to gain relief from already hatched mosquitoes.
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Mendocino County
Ukiah
Division of Environmental Health
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