Sierra Cascade Logging Conference to Hold In Reno
The 21st annual Sierra Cascade Logging Conference heads to Reno February 12–14 with a major equipment show in Centennial Coliseum. President Roy Berridge of Diamonds International notes it is the first time the event is outside California and will focus on the independent logger's future needs and contractor mill relations with program chairs Bill Berry and J.D. Comingdeer.
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California
Roy Berridge
Diamonds International Corp
Red Bluff
Glen Zane
Paul Bunyan Lumber
Anderson
Bill Berry
Centennial Coliseum
Three Mendocino men pass state bar exams
Three Mendocino County residents qualify to practice law among 1675 nationwide examinees. Christopher Cleland son of Ukiah's Cleland and Martha Cleland of San José earned Loyola University law degree. Alan Pendleton of Boonville and Mike Fitzpatrick, formerly with Mendocino County Legal Services Foundation, earned UC degrees. Only 44 percent passed, one of the year's lowest rates. Ceremonies certify newly qualified lawyers January 15 before Courts of Appeal in six California cities. next exams are in March.
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Christopher
Kit) Cleland
Thomas Cleland
Ukiah
Martha Cleland
San José
Alan Roy Pendleton
Boonville
Mike Fitzpatrick
Mendocino
Courts of Appeal
California
Judges Group Set To Meet Saturday In Mendocino County
Mendocino County judges marshals and constables prepare for a quarterly meeting at the courthouse with retiring officers named and a report from Newton and Carver as delegates to the California association convention. Also noted: 263 Sonoma State college students will graduate in January with BA degrees. A tree was stolen from Burgess Williams’s yard in Ukiah.
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Gerald E. Newton
Ukiah Judicial District
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Belang K. Slavens
Arena Judicial District
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Round Valley Judicial District
Newton
Carver
The
Judges, Marshals and Constables Association of California
Sonoma State ‘College
James L. Bogner
Ukiah
Management
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William F. Grader
Fort Bragg
Robert D. Jensen
Burgess Williams
Moon capture theory links life on earth says scientist
San Francisco based geophysicist Dr S Fred Singer told the American Geophysical Union that the moon’s capture by Earth about four billion years ago could have sparked the planet’s ocean formation and the origin of life. He argued the lunar event, Earth’s tidal forces, and rapid cooling built a primitive atmosphere leading to oxygen rich air and higher life forms.
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Earth
S. Fred. Singer
Interior ‘Department
American Geophysical Union
Singer
Moon
Iit
Solar System
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