Ford picks Robert Dole as running mate in 1976 ticket
President Ford announced Kansas Senator Robert Dole as his vice presidential nominee at Crown Center hotel headquarters in Kansas City, less than seven hours before the convention vote. Reagan said Ford did not offer him the spot, while delegates debated a draft effort for Reagan as Dole was confirmed by roll call. West Virginia helped Ford reach the nomination at 1:29 a.m. EDT after 46 minutes of balloting.
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Kansas City
UPI
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Jimmy Carter
Crown Center
Dole
Bob Dole
Gan
Reagan
Dodie
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Connecticut
Frederick
Biebel
Senate
GOP
West Virginia
Gutierrez Found Guilty in Ukiah Stabbing Death
A 29 year old Healdsburg laborer Cruz Rodriguez Gutierrez was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the April stabbing death of Alfred Carl Hausauer, owner of Gold Star Patrol, at the Ukiah municipal clubhouse. Sentencing set for Sept 3.
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Healdsburg
Alfred Carl Hausauer
Gold Star Patrol
Cruz
Rodriguez Gutierréz
Gutierrez
Hausauer
Ukiah
Superior Court
A.B. Broaddus
Duncan James
Public
Joe Allen
North Korea puts armed forces on war posture after killings
North Korea ordered a full combat alert after the slayings of two U S Army officers by North Korean guards at Panmunjom. The United Nations and U S forces heightened border readiness as the Pentagon reported increased alert levels and retention of troops in South Korea. The victims were 1st Lt. Mark T. Barrett and Capt. Arthur G. Bonifas, killed during a tree trimming operation along the border.
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Panmunjom
Korea
UPI
North Korea
U.S
Kim Il-sung
Commmunist
Washington
Kim
Korean People’s Army
United States
South Korea
Korean Military Armistice Commission
United Nations Command
UNC
Richard G. Stilwell
Seoul
Pentagon
Arthur G. Bonifas
Newburgh
N. Y
Weather Outlook for Northwestern California
Clear tonight and warmer Friday with fair conditions. Fort Bragg readings 47 to 65 degrees, Ukiah 50 to 70 degrees.
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California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Misquote on Pear Growers Crop Loss Amount Corrected
The Journal's Page 1 report quoted Ag Commissioner Ted Eriksen Jr. as saying local pear growers could lose 25 percent of their crop. The correction clarifies Eriksen stated roughly 25 percent had already been harvested this year.
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Ted Eriksen Jr
Eriksen
Mendocino College Drops Laughlin Way Site
In a 4 to 2 vote, Mendocino College trustees removed the Laughlin Way Redwood Valley site from further consideration as a permanent campus. The motion, led by Billie Smith, cited lack of guaranteed water from local districts and concerns about an earthquake fault, with several trustees noting the need for new environmental reports if a different site or reservoir was pursued.
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Mendocino College
Laughlin Way
Redwood Valley
Billie Smith
Bill Parducci
Russian River
Walter Camp
Smith
Art Marschall
Marshall
Bill Daniel
Bill Hall
Carol Newby
Camp
Yokayo Ranch
Finne
Ukiah Fairgrounds
Farm Bureau Reaffirms Yokayo Ranch Stand 18 to 1
Mendocino County Farm Bureau members voted 18 to 1 to oppose Yokayo Ranch as a site for the Mendocino Community College. The lone vote against the motion came from Leon Hooper, who criticized the group for not taking a stand on Laughlin Way.
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Mendocino County Farm Bureau
Bill Pauli
Yokayo Ranch
Mendocino Community College
Leon Hooper
Ukiah
County Farm Organization
MCFB
Laughlin Way
Redwood Valley
Farm Bureau
Ward Hanes
Boonville
Mendocino County
Guiness McFadden
Potter Valley
Hooper
Yokayo
John March
March
Farm’ Bureau
Nancy
John) March
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Columbia, S.C
Calpella
Willits
Hillside Hospital
Lake Mendocino
Eastside
Calpella Road
Rodney Brown
Highway Patrol
Modesto
Harry Galub
Lake Mendocino Lions
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Malcom King
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