Covelo and Dos Rios Events Highlight Holiday Season
The Covelo Assembly of God Church women host a Mormon shower for bride elect Renhelope English at 8 p.m. Dec 13 in the Masonic Temple. Miss Eng Sh and fiance Dean Hel land set Dec 17 for their wedding at the Assembly of God Church Lovell and Grange Streets. A reception follows at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Dos Rios and Covelo residents join in a Christmas party and turkey dinner at the Masonic Temple on Saturday. The Dos Rios bridge may be completed by Christmas weekend with public events planned around the bridge dedication. Northwestern Pacific Railroad to show a flood aftermath on Jan 7, with a tentative Dec 31 celebration if access allows.
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Gold Cadillacs for Republican governors conference
Governors of the Grand Old Party will ride in 15 gold painted Cadillacs with automatic seat warmers and other accessories for the Republican Governors Conference in Colorado Springs. The $7,800 cars were supplied by General Motors and will be sold after the convention to Denver dealers.
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Tiny Mars Moons Weigh Less Than An Ounce
A fragment notes that any earthling landing on either of Mars two tiny moons would weigh less than an ounce due to the low surface gravity. The passage emphasizes the surprising lightness of the boots on Mars's moons.
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Mars
Natural Gas Rate Increase Denied by PUC
The Public Utilities Commission denied PG and E a rehearing on a decision that would allow PG&E to raise natural gas rates for Ukiah area consumers. The city argued the original order promised no rate increases for small customers and potential reductions for many users when the city gas system would be taken over.
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Fall from Bridge Injures Ukiahan worker
Ben Gibson of 809 West Perkins Ukiah is recovering from facial scratches and a sprained wrist after slipping from an aluminum extension ladder at the Dos Rios bridge. The 3 45 p m incident left him landing about 30 feet onto gravel before救治 by Dr. Fred Cooksley and release.
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Theft Charged Arrest of Robert Anangst in Willits
Robert Anangst, 18, Willits, was arrested by sheriff's deputies on a petty theft charge. Deputies acted on a Justice Court warrant as part of the day's sheriff's office report.
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Robert Anangst
Willits
Sheriff's Office
Justice Court
JAIL TERM FOR OPEN LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION
Larry Phillips 19 of Willits begins a six day county jail term for violating vehicle code prohibiting an open liquor container in a vehicle.
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Larry Phillips
Willits
Truck Sales in U S Reach 1 5 Billion in 1965
U S truck sales totaled 1.5 billion dollars in 1965, signaling strong demand across sectors. Industry data show steady gains in commercial and consumer truck markets with continued confidence into the mid sixties.
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U.S
PG&E Gas Line Delayed by Heavy Rains in Ukiah Region
Heavy rains the wettest in 15 years slow PG&E 32 inch gas line project from Filton near Hopisburg to Ukiah. About 80 percent installed, 200 contractors engaged, work to resume as weather allows with a potential completion around February 1967 or sooner. Savings on fuel bills projected for customers once operating.
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Ukiah
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Filton
Hopisburg
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Flame-Proofing Of Yule Trees At Ukiah Fire House
Starting Saturday the Ukiah Fire Department will offer free flame proofing of Christmas trees at the Ukiah fire house from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The service aims to ensure fire safe holidays for Ukiah area families. Tree flame proofing and drying take a few minutes and trees may be picked up soon after treatment. Flame proofing will run daily until Christmas Eve.
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Ukiah
Judge Hardeman Loses License in California
San Francisco UPI report says suspended Municipal Court Judge Maurice H. Hardeman of Santa Clara County is stripped of his judicial powers and license to practice law in the state. The California Supreme Court signed the order, issued Thursday by Chief Justice Roger J. Traynor. Hardeman was suspended after arrest on arson conspiracy and obstructing justice in a cabin fire case.
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UPI
Maurice H. Hardeman
Santa Clara County
California Supreme Court
Roger J. Traynor
Hardeman
Contempt of Court Allegation In Riverside County
James Leonard, 27, of Redwood Valley, has been returned to Riverside County authorities to answer a warrant charging willful disobedience to the due process of law. He was arrested Thursday by deputies and booked en route to Riverside County.
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James Leonard
Redwood Valley
Riverside County
Barry Leads Warriors Past Hawks In 124-106 Win
Barry scored 50 points to lift the San Francisco Warriors to a 124-106 victory over the St. Louis Hawks as Chicago Bulls halt losing streak with a 132-120 win over Baltimore. Boozer posts 30 for Bulls while Rodgers adds 26, in a game where SF built a 69-43 halftime edge and maintained control.
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