Pam Taylor crowned Miss Lake County at Lake County Fair
Pam Taylor of Kelseyville won Miss Lake County as the Lake County Fair opened a four day run. First runner up was Stephanie Dillingham of Lakeport. Assemblyman Ray Johnson and Congresswoman Don Clausen attended along with Miss Sonoma County Linda Smith and Miss Mendocino County Linda Thornquist.
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Lakeport
Pam Taylor
Kelseyville
Lake County
Stephanie Dillingham
Ray Johnson
Don Clausen
Sonoma County
Linda Smith
Mendocino County
Linda Thornquist
Taylor
Main Street
Grange Park
Ukiahi High Sends Students To Registration Dates
Ukiahi High School announces student registration and program counseling for September 4 and 5 1973. Seniors and juniors report at specific morning slots and sophomores and freshmen follow with afternoon times. New students may register September 6. bus schedules mirror last year.
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Carol Newby
Ukiahi
Chessall Gym
Newby
Ukiah Unified
Ukiah, High
Gymnasiic
Sihanouk says Cambodians plan December assault with Vietnamese and Chinese arms
Exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk claims Cambodian rebels will attack Phnom Penh in December with direct military aid from North Vietnam and funding from China. He says ammunition will come from South Vietnamese stockpiles under the Paris accord and alleges U.S. aid to Lon Nol worsens the conflict. He cites meetings with Le Duan and promises from Beijing to cover Hanoi supplied arms. Two victims in a California motorcycle crash are named by authorities as the report notes the fatal accident near Ridgewood Park.
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Peking
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Sihanouk
Paris
South
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Lon Nol
CSEA to challenge pay rollback in California
Gov Ronald Reagan and the California State Employees Association refuse the Cost of Living Council rollback. The council caps salary hikes at seven percent for 135 000 state workers while the legislature had approved averages near 12 percent. CSEA calls the move a swindle and says it will pursue legal action and seek collective bargaining.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California’ State Employer Association
CSEA
Washington
Cali
Fornia
Reagan
Supreme Court
Nixon
California Association of Highway Patrolmen
U.S
Norton Robinson
Record Farm Prices Jump 20 Percent in August
UPI reports the Agriculture Department shows a 20 percent rise in the average price of U.S. raw farm products for the month ending August 15, the first major indicator after ceilings end. Prices vault 62 percent above last year and 107 percent above 1967, with parity over 100 percent for the first time in 21 years. Beef cattle, wheat, hogs, corn, soybeans, eggs and cotton rise while tomatoes potatoes and apples pull back.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Agriculture Department
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Basing Street West Buys Round Mountain Ranch
Basing Street West, a British media firm, bought the 3400 acre Round Mountain ranch, three miles northwest of Ukiah, from an Alameda County Superior Court sale for 450000 dollars. The deal followed a reopening of bidding and involves potential land use mainly for agriculture with possible 60 acres to vines and grazing rights leaseable. The late Edward A. Howard Jr. formerly owned the ranch. his widow resides there. Occupancy is expected around November 1, and a future directors meeting will detail operation plans.
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Basing Street West
Round Mountain Ranch
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Alameda County
Bee
Edward A. Howard Jr
Donald Quayle
Jack Cox
Matterns
Tracys
Penny
Cox
Basing Street.board’ of Directors
U.S. to release 66.7 million in impact aid to 5,000 districts
The Justice Department said 66.7 million in impacted aid will be released next week to about 5,000 school districts nationwide, including DC, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, after a suit claimed the funds were unlawfully impounded. The issue centers on federal payments for districts with high military and federal personnel populations.
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Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Congress
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Frank Carlucci
Health, Education and Welfare
Steel firms indicted by federal grand jury in bid to monopolize bar market
A federal grand jury in Houston and Dallas indicted 17 steel firms and 16 individuals on charges of conspiring to monopolize the market for reinforced steel bars. Among defendants are U.S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, and Armco Steel. The investigation spanned two years and centers on restraint of trade by major mills.
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Houston
UPI
Dallas
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Armco Steel
Middleton
Ohio
Justice Department
Brand
U.S
Anthony J. P. Farris
Labor Day Observance Closes Government Offices in Ukiah
City county and state offices close Monday for Labor Day while major Ukiah businesses vary. Banks and certain stores shut. post office handles limited mail. Purity and Fair Mart open. Safeway Wentz closed. Thrifty Drug pharmacy closed. Value Giant closed. J C Penney Montgomery Ward open 11 to 4. Medico Drug Rexall offer limited hours. Daily Journal does not publish.
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Purity
Fair Mart
Safeway
Wentz
Thrifty Drug
Value Giant
J.C. Penney and
Montgomery Ward
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Lake Fair
Lake County Fair
Junior Wilds
Lakeport Fairgrounds
Johnson
Clausen
A.m
Penney's
Democratic Republic of
North
Vietnam Workers Party
le Duan
Lon
Sirik Matak
Cambodia
Kompong Cham
Bulletin
Highway 101
Ridgewood Park
California Highway Patrol
United States Air Force
Indochina
Basing Street
Round Mt. Ranch
Roger Perry
Doris Spencer Realty
Cork
Ireland
Atlantic
Harbor
John Cabot
Roger Mallinson
Roger Chapman
Irish
Journal
Medico .Drug
Rexall
Daily Journal
Pasreee
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