Mendocino County Board of Supervisors December 1 1964 Proceedings
County board session notes numerous motions and approvals including personnel changes Jean Palmer transfer County Librarian Bruce Bajema appointment, public works allocations, road and subdivision items, freeway and drainage discussions, tax and bond actions, and notices to hearings. Key items include Res 64 674A 675A on civil service exemptions and personnel transfers, subdivision maps Hillview and Pacific Reefs, and financing for arena bonds and freeway route adjustments. Minutes show adjournment planned for December 8 with items about lake Mendo drainage and regional health services under review.
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Sipora Artiey
Harvey Sawyers
Biles
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WJ Broaddis
Dorothy V
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Atty Clebird
Pers
Jean Tyeane
Irving Brown
Pugto
Albert Beltrami
Cnty Admn
Gordon McKillican
Bacrec
Sabe -Appry
Pub Health Dept
Roe
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Ord
Lopland
Rent Wagreciient
Rolf
Shandé
Piblon
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Albion
Mater‘fis
Mtr
Old Carpenter
Appry Finimap Hillview
Ami
Robin Swanson
No Coast Health Fac Plann
Auth Chmn
Ukiah Gen
Iir
Arthur D Little
Sen. Petersen
Agcy
Calif
Mgr St Ch
Frank Belotti
Hwy
Approp
Wtr
Gualala
Lake
Mendo
US Army
Engrs
Russell H. Elis
Civ Serv
Jean E Palmer
Cnty
Hughes
Bruce D Bajema
Fatal banana peel slip claimed life in Mexico City
Vicente Charles Hernandez aged 55 was released from hospital after a near fatal bullet wound. This week he died after slipping on a banana peel and striking his head in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
UPI
Vicente Charles
Hernandez
Mendocino Supervisors discuss financing for new county offices
Mendocino Supervisors refer a purchasing report by Ed Hall acting county administrator on financing options for a proposed county office building housing welfare and health departments. Potential funding includes a $300,000 loan from the Retirement Board at 4.75% for 20–25 years, or a bond issue of $300,000 with 3.75–4.25% interest. Sonoma County experiences with five bonds were cited as cautionary. Additional aid possibilities, including federal or state grants, were discussed. A special building committee will study findings and report next week.
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Mendo Cnty
Cleland
Kigson
Red Mountain Creek
Humboldt
Hall
Frank Zéek
Wtr Resources
Mendo Arid
Amer
Arena Schl Dist
Ord
Cal ‘Hwy
St Hwy
Mendo
Dooley Creek
Hopland Overhead
Crawford
Bond
Tsaynas
Robt Carpenter
Geo H Louis
Mendocino
Ed’ Hall
Sonoma
Sonoma County
Oscar Klee
Martin Wener
Yesteday
Joe Hartley
Special
Stono Clerk III
Mendocino Coast
Alexander Estates
Local Veterans Help With Tax Reports In Mendocino
Mendocino County Veterans Service Officer T. R. O Bayley Jr says the office can assist veterans with tax report questionnaires required by law. The new changes liberalize income reporting for veterans pensions and questionnaires should be completed early to avoid delays. Veterans have until the end of January to return forms to the VA. offices are in Ukiah and Fort Bragg.
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Mendocino
Véterans Service
T. R. O'Bayley Jr
Qinaires
O'Bayley
Division of Service and Coordination
California Department of Veterans Affairs
Bank safe returned to maker after jammed lock blocks access
In North Ormesby England a bank sent its drill-proof fire-proof safe containing 176000 dollars back to the maker after experts could not open the jammed combination lock.
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North Ormesby
England
UPI
Silver shortage crisis touches world markets
In a sweeping look at coin shortages, the U S Treasury weighs eliminating silver from coins while boosting mining. Vending machines and industrial demand drive a global squeeze. Experts note new silver discoveries could ease the strain despite soaring speculative pressures.
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Tom Nolan
Washington
NEA
United States
U. S. Treasury Department
Treasury
Department
Treasury Department
Lead, Inc
U. S
U. Ss
Comstock
Nevada
Idaho
Silver City
Injuries Sought in Meri docino Court Case
Vernon Lloyd Wiggins and Edith Wiggins sue for damages in Superior Court naming Kenneth E. Oliver and others. They allege negligence caused a collision on Highway 101 near Hopland on May 31 resulting in injuries. Wiggins seek 15000 and 35000 respectively with additional defendants listed.
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Meridocino County
Vernon -Lloyd Wiggins
Edith Wiggins
Kenneth -E. Oliver
John Does
Wigs Gunses
Boyd Oliver
Jane Doe Oliver
Hopland
Porter Shaken Up In Auto Accident
George Porter, former Ukiati insurance man, is recovering at his Santa Rosa home with bruises after an auto accident last weekend near Annapolis. Porter was hospitalized at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital after his car swerved while he tried to keep a sliding briefcase on a coastal business trip.
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George Porter
Ukiati
Santa Rosa
Annaypolis
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Porter
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