Fairgrounds Rentals Revised After Board Vote
Redwood Bana jere Pan directors adopt a revised plan for fairgrounds rentals focusing on buildings and utilities. Horse stall charging details, fees, and break-even targets are outlined, with cost savings and staffing remarks noted.
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Ukiah
Beains
TMT
Coresistine
Baet Fullerton
Nelawes Smite
Russell
Hasnain
Serretars-Manncer
Tory
Paihia
Ceres
Pian
Coromeds
Paiva
Fragmented OCR reads like chaotic legal notice with names and places
Readable fragments show a jumble of proper nouns and terms such as Ukiah, Phillips, Gree, and Petiae amid scattered references to seeds, tea, and a court setting. The text appears to document a disrupted narrative with multiple entities, dates, and actions, but remains largely incoherent. This result preserves observable names and items without fabricating details.
Escapee Smith Case Tied to Vacaville Prosecution
A fragmented report describes Escapee Smith linked to a Vacaville case. Names such as Derek Carder and Richard Foo Ken appear amid references to lewd conduct and a court proceeding. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Beeboare
Trent
Taras
Derek Carder
Movela
Richard Foo
CofC Elects Four Directors
The College of Charleston board will seat four new directors in January. Names listed include Rob Kractman, Bob Spaniola, Tobr Tras, and Dean Billmenner, with secretariat duties noted for the new term in Yakor.
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Ness Chirestors
Secretacy
Dyan
Yakor
Billmenner
Rob Kractman
Bob Spaniola
Tobr Tras
Inelia
Forest Speed Up Called At Western Forestry Meet
SAN FRANCISCO UPS reports that American Forestry Association president PL Stamm urged accelerated scientific thinning and restocking of overused forests at the Western Forestry Conference. He advocated greater park use, watershed rehab, and fertilizer and genetics research to meet future timber and land needs.
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Bk. PL Stamm
American Forestry Association
Siam
Guo
Euting
Heo Oalso
Portland
John G. Miles
Eureka
France Germany at Odds Over Farm Prices in Common Market Crisis
France and West Germany clash over farm prices in a developing Common Market crisis. Bonn and Brussels push for a unified stance ahead of world farm talks, with key ministers returning to Brussels to press for a firm timetable and price guarantees.
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Belgium
UPB
France
West Germany
Gernans
Tn Pieris
Chitose Gaudle
Fort Tartan Praties
Acentiure
Edward Pisane
Dery de Corte
Bonn
Landwis Erhard
Te Gaulle
TH de Gande
Bray
Seth
Naked Nations
Mmimasbers
Bivenee
Grernaans
Prussels
FBI Kidnap Sleuths Bug Teenager
Federal agents conducting a door to door search in San Fernando Valley frightened a 19 year old girl as they questioned her about Frank Sinatra Jr's kidnapping. Mary Margaret Dwatt said agents showed credentials and she could not speak after being scared. Police reported unusual calls after the incident amid ongoing search efforts.
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Vernon Scott
Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
San Fernando
Nevada
Sinaloa
Mhraight
No-Nile
San Fernanda Valles
Caneue Park
Nhca
FBI Eoents
Widows Receive Funds After Slaying Fallout
Two widows and two babies of assassin Lee Harvey Oswald received about $9,000 as the aftermath of the presidential slayings. Police set up a fund clearing house and have collected over $158,000 with another large sum handled by the newspaper. Neighbors described the widow as active in helping others while coping with the loss of their husbands.
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Panelas
Ful
Stern
Tesane
Gississin
Lee Harveys Oswald
Warman
Tippit Fund
Daltis Times-Herald
Sulovo
Miners Reject Call to Free Hostages in Cuba Crisis
A fragmented dispatch reports miners ignoring a government demand to release hostages tied to rebels in Cuba. The piece notes government plans and opposition from proponents of action, while questioning potential consequences and ongoing negotiations.
October Traffic Deaths Rise Slightly in State
Sacramento officials report October traffic fatalities at 687, a marginal increase from last year’s 584. Highway Patrol Commissioner Bradford Crenden notes the month’s toll was nearly identical to the prior year, signaling steady but high crash levels.
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Sacramento
Beincine
Highway Patrol
Bradford Crnenden
Weineschas
Emerson Trims Fee Asked By Fitzgerald
Judge Folger Emerson in Ala medat County reduced the fee asked by John Fitzgerald of Santa Rosa who was appointed by the court to defend Robert Morton. Fitzgerald had petitioned for 22.80 over and above the 500 he drew earlier and the judge cut the figure to 8 1/2 percent and ordered the warrant drawn in favor of Fitzgerald. Emerson noted the attorney should forego part of the usual fee in line with the court appointed counsel’s duty to contribute to the community.
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John Fitzgerald
Santa Rosa
Robert Morton
Fitzgerald
Didlge Faner
Emerson
Boy Burned When Dormant Fire Flares Up
Two year old Ken Blank, son of Por and Mrs. C Al Bhank of Firerest Drive Ukiah, received minor burns when a dormant fire starter or so soditie reportedly flared up. Firemen said the blaze caused only smoke and a few burns in the room. The child was treated at the scene. Fire units assisted at a nearby residence on Stanley Street and from Potter Villey to assist Elev Rupe who had suffered a dead mine and was taken to County Hospital for treatment.
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Ken Blank
Por
C. al Bhank
Firerest
Ukiah
Cepa Cotty
Dus Trther
Sened
Potter Villey
Elev Rupe
Erere
W. Vy
Stanley Street
Victim of Fire Is Identified
Deputies identify the fire victim as the man who perished after the blaze. The report notes the deceased's name and basic circumstances, with investigators continuing to piece together how the fatal fire began and who else was involved, while residents react.
McNamara Announces Closure of 33 Bases
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced the closure of 33 military installations in 14 states over three and a half years. The plan aims to save about 106 million dollars yearly and cut 16,000 jobs, with about half the bases fully closed and others reduced for practical purposes. Some overseas bases are included, with details on foreign locations not disclosed.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Defyunse
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