Lions governor to visit Ukiah club January 3
Lions International District 402 leader Jack M. Barnes will visit the Lake Mendocino Lions Club in Ukiah on Wednesday January 3 at 8 PM. Barnes, active in Lions since 1960 and former San Geronimo Valley president, heads District 4-02 with 3 000 members across 73 clubs in nine northern California counties.
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Bombing risks world harmony at United Nations
The 27th U.N. General Assembly ended after 91 days with Polish president Trepczynski warning that renewed US bombing of North Vietnam endangers world harmony. Bush offered no comment as Waldheim urged discussion of resuming raids. The body approved a $225.9 million budget for 1973 and space expansion near headquarters.
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Indochina
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Republican Party
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Bush
Waldheim
Salvador Allende
Chile
General Assembly
Middle East
Notice of Abandonment of Fictitious Business Name FAIR MART
Mendocino County records show James C Athey and Leatha Athey abandoning the fictitious business name FAIR MART located at 1005 North State Street Ukiah California. The statement was filed December 4 1972 with Mendocino County Clerk Viola N Richardson and is published by Mendocino Publishing Co Ukiah California.
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Ukiah
California
James C. Athey
Vichy Hills
Leatha Athey
Mendocino County
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Bys—Mary H. Hughes
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Wall Street sees healthy consolidation and year ahead gains
Alexander Hamilton Institute notes 20 to 30 point consolidation would be healthy, with temporary market implications from slow Paris talks and wage price control extensions. Standard & Poor's calls current rotation normal and constructive, citing seasonal fund inflows and favorable year ahead signals. E F Hutton notes likely minor downtrend without external news, offset by intraday rallies.
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Market Report Shows Cautious Trading On Wall Street
New York investors turned cautious as Dow Jones rose 1.66 to 1010.84 and S P 500 edged up 0.14 to 116.48 amid uneven turnover. Continental Telephone led activity up 25% on 170,200 shares, with Virginia Electric down 2.25% on 123,600 shares and Bausch & Lomb rising 2.6% on 96,700 shares. Oil and computer stocks showed mixed moves as American exchanges posted lighter volume than prior day.
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County supervisors approve off road vehicle ordinance
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors approved a new off road vehicle ordinance by 4-0 vote despite protests from the Ukiah Rod & Gun Club and Mendocino County Buggy Association. The rule bans motor vehicle use in unincorporated areas outside designated public roads, with limited exemptions for private property owners, written landowner permission, or search and rescue operations, and prohibits altered or unsafe vehicles.
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Smith secret donations to Nixon committee raise questions
Washington report says San Diego banker C Arnholt Smith made secret donations totaling 50000 to Nixon campaign groups on March 1. Checks of about 3000 each were deposited in Washington accounts and later withdrawn and returned amid government scrutiny. A Nixon spokesman declined to comment on the star news story citing no comment.
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Star-News
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Vandals Break Windows at Anderson Valley School
Boonville authorities report vandals caused about 200 dollars in damage to several windows at Anderson Valley school last weekend. Sheriff records note rocks were thrown through glass as part of a pattern described in connection with investigations by federal agencies.
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