Santa Letters Open for Ukiah Area Children
Ukiah Daily Journal begins Santa mail for the greater Ukiah area with a deadline of December 23. Readers are asked to send letters to Santa Claus at the newspaper box number, listing desired gifts for themselves and family. Included are sample notes from local children and a piece on what Christmas means to them.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Santa
Ukiah
Santa Claus
P.O
Calif
Billy Jones
Talmage
Jesus
Probate petition for Kathleen Roller will in Mendocino
Dr Charles S Roller has filed a petition for probate of Kathleen M Roller deceased and letters testamentary. Hearing set for Friday December 24 1971 at 9 30 a m in Department 1 Court Ukiah California. Clerk details included.
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Barry Wood
Ukiah
Cal
Superior Court
State of California
County of Mendocino
Kathleen M. Roller
Kathleen Roller
Kit Roller
Charles S. Roller
Court House
California
Violan, Richardson
Mary Gilley
Asst. CO
Ukiah student injured in cycle auto crash at intersection
Joseph DeTurbiville 16 suffers head injuries after a Honda motorcycle struck his cycle auto at Oak and Herby Street intersection. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Mendocino Community Hospital. Richard Turner of Ukiah was eastbound on Henry Street and stopped before the collision. DeTurbiville is a South Valley high school student.
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Joseph DeTurbiville
Ukiah
Oak and Herby Street
Richard Turner
Henry St
DeTurbiville
South Valley
Mendocino Community Hospital
Glenn County plans sale of 44 year old Old Ferry
Glenn County is auctioning its 44 year old Old Ferry after a new bridge opens in two to three weeks. County Clerk Gene Walker notes it could serve as a bridge or even a raft, while a second river ferry remains in operation. No bids have arrived yet, but Walker expects interest before the December 28 opening.
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Gene Walker
Sacramento River
Walker
Senate doves push foreign aid filibuster and preholiday actions
Senate doves advance a plan to filibuster an emergency foreign aid measure amid entreaties for concessions from the House. A nine senator bloc seeks changes on aid and war policy while aiming to delay adjournment of the 92nd Congress. The House weighs a stopgap bill to keep Overseas Assistance Program running until March 25 1972 and both chambers prepare spending votes for Defense and DC government. The Senate also moves toward a compromise campaign reform bill.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Israel
House
Nixon
Defense Department
District of Columbia
Lakeport man shoots self in leg during cleaning
Lakeport resident Art Mayo reportedly injured himself with a .357 magnum pistol while cleaning the gun at his home in Scott's Valley over the weekend. Deputies say Mayo drove to Lakeside Community Hospital after the firearm discharged when he dropped it, striking his leg.
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Lakeport
Art Mayo
Scott's Valley
Sheriff's Deputies
Mayo
Lakeside Community Hospital
Open Letter to Ukiah Unified School District Board
A letter argues the Ukiah High School main building should remain open, preserving a student center, academics, and spirit while cautioning against unsafe closures. It calls for delaying closures, maintaining a cafeteria as a student hub, and a new bond election with community input before any action is taken.
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Ukiah Unified School District Board of Education
Ukiahi
Ukiah High School
Burglars Arrested for Talmage Store Break-In
Two 18 year-old Ukiah men were arrested in Talmage after deputies responded to a burglar alarm at the Talmage Store. Ernie Glenn Lockhart and Sebastian Thomas Rabano were found outside the store with $142 in beer and watches.
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Talmage
Ernie Glenn Lockhart
Sebastian Thomas Rabano
Car Crash Injures Child in Redwood Valley
A four year old Valery Perrine suffered minor injuries when a car driven by 28 year old David Perrine skidded on loose gravel on Road B and overturned in Redwood Valley Friday afternoon. California Highway Patrol reported two drunk driving arrests nearby. Robert Keene 55 of Talmage and Antonio Zepeda 27 of San Jose were taken into custody on Talmage Road.
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Valery Perrine
Redwood Valley
David Perrine
Highway Patrol
California Highway Patrol
Robert Keene
Talmage
Antonio Zepeda
San Jose
Keene
Zepeda
Talmage Rd
New high for federal campaign in three counties
Federal employees and military personnel in Sonoma Mendocino and Lakes counties contributed over 20343 to the 1971 Combined Federal Campaign. This is a 3.0 percent rise from last year with first time participation by Mendocino and Lake County staff and full participation in Santa Rosa IRS and Region Seven Civil Defense.
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Sonoma
Mendocino
Lakes
Verne Paule
United Crusade
National Health
Lake County
Santa Rosa Sonoma
Lake Counties
Ray Brandt
Santa Rosa
Internal Revenue Service of
Veryl Johnson
Office of Civil Defense
Herbert Knight
Federal
U.S. Strategic Communications Command
Army Corps of Engineers
Department of Interior
Office of Oil and Gas
Paule
Coast Guard Training Center
Petaluma
Naval Security Group
Skaggs Island
Coast Guard
Cmdr
John Hardt
David Mann
Gas station defendant in damages suit
Nadine Williams filed a damages suit in Superior Court against Doug's Union Service Station and several entities for 30000 dollars. She says on June 4 1971 at the service station she slipped on the premises while invited for business and injured, alleging careless maintenance and operation. She seeks medical expenses household help costs and court costs.
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Nadine Williams
Doug
Doug North
Black Company
White Company
Harper and Cone
San Francisco
Mrs. Williams
PT&T Contract Awarded for Ukiah Distance Dialing Building
Pacific Telephone announces a SR company awarded the PT&T contract for a Potter Valley building to house direct distance dialing gear for Ukiah. The 950 square foot structure, costing 26200 dollars, is slated for completion next March with Warren T. Ambrose Construction as low bidder. Magistrates place Christopher O Hara on one year probation for vandalism at a Chinese restaurant, ordering damages for setting a tablecloth on fire due to slow service.
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Pacific Telephone
Ed Bean
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Warren T. Ambrose
Co. of
Santa Rosa
Ierisee Temper
London
UPL
Christopher O'Hara
Queen Elizabeth to get pay raise amid potential royal retirement
Parliament expected to grant the Queen a 106 percent salary increase from 1.88 million to 2.45 million dollars a year, but a condition may require her to retire by age 60. Debates split along party lines with plans for a state department regime opposed by Buckingham Palace.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
Labor Party
Charles
Prince of Wales
Department of State
Buckingham Palace
Edward Heath
Palace
California News Source Privilege Bill Signed by Reagan
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed a disclosure bill extending journalist privilege to unused materials. Supported by the California Newspaper Publishers Association and the California Broadcasters Association, the measure safeguards reporters from contempt for refusing to disclose sources of information gathered but not used.
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Ronald Reagan
California Newspaper Publishers Association
California Broadcasters Association
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