Fort Bragg Man Slain in Bar Fight Knife Death
Mendocino County police arrested Greg Risse, 23, of Rio Linda on murder charges after a fatal knifelike altercation outside a Fort Bragg bar. The 25 year old victim, Larry Alan Fereira, died an hour later at Mendocino Coast Hospital. The weapon was a four inch folding knife. Cain Grove Haverfield Mortuary handling arrangements. This was Mendocino County’s 11th homicide of 1974 and the first by knife.
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Lawrence Fereira
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Mendocino County
Assembly avoids bids for furniture paying higher prices
The Assembly buys most furniture from E. D. Corbin Co. in Sacramento without competitive bidding, paying 50 to 100 percent more than the state as a whole. General Services could save taxpayers money by sourcing identical items, the Sacramento Union reports.
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Tate
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Carrier Collects in Ukiah Daily Journal Delivery
A notice reports the carrier is collecting today for the Ukiah Daily Journal. The message asks residents to assist and mentions early contact when the carrier first calls.
County and judicial officials to be sworn in Monday
County and judicial officials will be sworn in next Monday at 11 30 a m in Dept 1 of Superior Court for four year terms. Incumbents Ted Galletti and Jim Eddie win in the June primary for supervisor seats. Tom Jondahl becomes sheriff after defeating Reno Bartolomie. Also starting new terms are A B Broaddus Galen Hathaway Hal P Storer and others including Viola Richardson and Duncan James.
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Superior Court
Ted Galletti
Elk
Jim Eddie
Potter Valley
Harvey Sawyers
Galletti
Taylor York
Point Arena
Tom Jondahl
Fort Bragg
Jondahl
Reno Bartolomie
A. B. Broaddus
Galen Hathaway
Little Lake Judicia
Willits
Hal P. Storer
Ten Mile
Viola Richardson
Bob Shore
W. L
Webb
Brown
Sam Ray Jr
Lou Delsol
Duncan James
Richardson
Highlands men arrested for Lakeshore break in
Sheriff deputies arrested 23 year old Robert Mosquedo and 22 year old Dennis Aitkin of Clearlake Highlands on burglary charges tied to a Lakeshore Medical Center break in. Aitkin faces an added charge for brandishing a weapon during the incident. A microscope and drugs were taken. some contraband recovered. Another burglary at Lucerne Supermarket netted ham bacon and lunch meat worth 67 dollars.
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Clearlake
Highlands
Clearlake Highlands
Lakeshore Medical Center
Robert Mosquedo
Dennis Aitkin
Aitkin
Lakeshore Complex
Mosquedo
Sheriff's Deputies
Lucerne
Ford weighs 1976 run and Middle East risks
President Ford told UPI that he would reconsider a 1976 bid if a personal family tragedy arose, prioritizing a Middle East peace push and an improving economy. He outlined cabinet changes, defended leadership, and warned of possible war without progress toward step-by-step peace.
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Colo
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Middle East
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Betty
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James T. Lynn
Roy Ash
Edward Levi
University of
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United States
Israel
CIA denial of purges amid domestic spying allegations
A CIA spokesman denied purges and warned against discussing operations while confirming ongoing resignations in the operations division amid a widening probe of alleged domestic surveillance, wiretapping and mail openings. Reports tie to an internal shakeup as Sen. Proxmire calls for a Watergate style prosecutor and as figures like Angleton and Helms figure in rumors surrounding the scandal.
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UPI
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
U.S
Operations Department
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Langley
William E. Colby
Ford
Vail
Colo
Colby
New York Times
William Proxmire
D-Wis
ABC
Proxmire
White House
Richard Helms
Helms
Iran
Europe
Ron Neesen
State Department
Jury Deliberations Begin in Watergate Cover-Up Case
U S District Judge Sirica sends the Watergate cover-up trial of five Nixon aides to the jury after 42 pages of instructions. Jurors, including 14 women and 3 men, have been sequestered since Oct 11 with 85 witnesses heard.
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Sirica
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John D. Ehrlichman
Watergate
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