Ukiah Unified Board Moves to Challenge Potter Valley Petition
Ukiah Unified trustees in executive session moved to challenge the sufficiency of Pat Brown's Potter Valley petition and to prohibit further county actions on deunification until litigation clears. The 6-1 vote aims to avoid delaying the Ukiah High School bond funded project while defense against the petition proceeds.
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Glenn Erickson
Ukiah Unified School
Pat Brown
Potter Valley
Larry Thornton
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Board of Education
County Board
Ukiah
Ukiah Unified
Wheatley-Jacobsen
Ukiah Unified Board
Ukiah Unified District
Brown
W.O. Murphy
Brown-Potter Valley
Victim Lyle Combs Dies After Stabbing Attack
Lyle Combs, 62, died Saturday at Ukiah General Hospital from injuries after a Jan. 16 stabbing at his home. The suspect, 23-year-old Raymond Youngblood, is in custody after a quick arrest in Ventura County. A preliminary hearing was postponed when Combs’ condition worsened and may lead to murder charges. Autopsy completed. case forwarded to district attorney for further action. Indications say final death cause report will be released later in the week.
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Ukiah General Hospital
Lyle Combs
Raymond Youngblood
Combs
District Attorney’s Office
Youngblood
Ukiah Justice Court
Eight compete in Miss Mendocino County tryouts 1976
Eight young women auditioned at Nokomis School for the Miss Mendocino County 1976 crown with additional rehearsals planned for February 15 and 22. Finals are March 27 at Carl Purdy hall, Redwood Empire Fairgrounds, with entry rules and contact details outlined by organizers and local sponsors.
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Ken Dowell
Lovely Janelle Sornes
Mendocino County
Carl Purdy
Hearst testifies about SLA captivity and taped confession
Patricia Hearst testifies for the first time about her SLA captivity and the taped confession to a bank robbery made under threats. She identified participants including Donald DeFreeze and Cinque, said the tape was used to show she participated in the April 15, 1974, robbery, and that she was told she would be killed if she resisted.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
SLA
Donald DeFreeze
Bailey
DeFreeze
Angela Atwood
Willie Wolfe
Cinque
Lay judges win writ battle in Santa Barbara case
Mendocino County lay justice court incumbents win an opening skirmish to seek reelection. Judge Arden Jenson issued an alternate writ mandating county clerks accept declarations of intent and nomination papers when time comes. The ruling, based on Government Code Section 71080, remains until March 8.
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Mendocino
Santa Barbara Superior Court
Arden Jenson
Vi Richardson
Jenson
Judges, Marshals and Constables Association
Guatemalan quake death toll surpasses fifteen thousand
In Guatemala City and across Central America aftershocks from the quakes have killed more than 15,000 people and left tens of thousands injured. Police and soldiers reportedly shot looters, while health and public safety warnings spread amid widespread damage.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
UPI
Prensa Libre
la Nacion
Zone 19
Caxtremala
Central
Americ
Courthouse hazards report and taxes on agenda Tuesday
County supervisors meet tomorrow at 10 am in the courthouse to review a state fire marshal hazards report that may order improvements or abandonment of parts of the building. The board will also consider second year funding for housing programs on the coast and review a pre application for a grant from the community development commission. An ordinance to create an assessment corrections review committee and an ordinance amending minor subdivision procedures are up for introduction. The Ukiah Unified School District letter denying funds to the Mendocino County Youth Project will be discussed, along with revenue sharing recommendations for the next fiscal year.
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Brown
Board of Education of
Ukiah Unified District
John
Community Development Commission
Ukiah Unified
Mendocino County
Finance Committee
First and Fourth district supervisor races warm up
Two candidates have filed in leu petitions for the First and Fourth district seats with petitions returned from Al Barbero and John Cimolino. Charles Lightenburger and John Locke also filed in the Fourth district while Jim Lashbrook Hal Storer and Jack Azevedo took out petitions. Avila not seeking re election. Bankers entry pending for Second district. Nomination papers begin Feb 7 and due by March.
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Elections Department
al Barbero
Burgess Willams
Furst
John Cimolino
Augie Avila
Avila
Charles Lightenburger
Ukiah
Willams
Barbero
Lachtenburger
John Locke
Cimolno
Tas
Jim Lashbrook
Hal Storer
Jack Azevedo
Fort Bragg
Mendocing County
Ukrah Unified district trustees set meeting agenda
Board of education will meet tomorrow at 6 PM at the district office to discuss a full agenda. Items include approval of bids for the Potter Valley building project, selection of advisory committees for special education programs, advertising for lease of Hopland high school property, and a review of district policy and facilities plans.
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Ukrah Unified District
Sarred
Bruds
Potter Valley
Schol
Hopland High School
Lotto Pettin
Mieapetda
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