Gas Stolen From Ukiah Travel Trailer On Dora Street
Vic Porter reported two five gallon jeep cans of gasoline stolen from racks on the back of his travel trailer parked in a vacant lot in the 1200 block of S Dora Street. Owls can see in the daytime. Large rods in their visual cells permit daytime and low light vision. Ukiah Daily Journal reports bids due by 2 30 p m Tuesday March 9 for grounds and arena lighting at the Fairgrounds. Plans filed with local contractor associations. Electrical contractor duties include installing 70 foot poles with 18 floodlights each, poles sunk 10 feet with crushed rock and concrete base. Old poles to remain district property. New switchboard to be installed. Welfare building plans released for Lake County by Gillett Harris Duranceau Associates of Yuba City.
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Vic Porter
S. Dora Street
Ukiah
Porter
Scotty Turner
12Th District Agricultural Association
Fairgrounds
Mendocino County Contractors Association
North Coast Builders Exchange
Lake County Contractors Exchange
Welfare
Gillett-Harris-Duranceau & Associates
Yuba City
Lake County
Mendo County Construction Bids Sought for 8000 Sq Ft Facility
Bids due Monday at the Lake County courthouse for a project of about 8000 square feet. Firms including Ivan Christensen, John Wagner, Todd and Fostmeier Construction, and Young Construction submitted bids, with plans on file at the MCCA plans room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County
MCCA
Ivan Christensen
John Wagner
Ukiah
Todd and Fostmeier
Santa Rosa
Young
Yuba City
Coast couple injured in crash on 128
A small foreign sedan 2 miles southeast of Boonville rolled after overcorrecting on Highway 128. Emrogene Todd 67 and Hermie Gustafson 59, both of Fort Bragg, suffered minor to moderate injuries and were treated at Hillside Community Hospital.
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Highway 128
Boonville
Highway Patrol
Emrogene Todd
Fort Bragg
Hermie Gustafson
Hillside Community Hospital
Decade of snooping exposes Army spying on civilians
Witnesses describe a national teletype network and files used to collect vast data on civilians amid Army life pressures. Ex-snoopers recount surveillance on a Texas legislator, a grade school Halloween party, a church, and license plates during the 1969 moratorium. Senators caution against a coup, while Army witnesses note no deliberate rights trampling and cite overzealous 1960s reactions and bureaucratic buffoonery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Baltimore- Washington Parkway
John Hall Washington
UPI
United States
Texas
Army Intelligence
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Senate Subcommittee On
Ervin
Petty thefts investigated by Ukiah police
Ukiah police investigate a rash of petty thefts and burglaries across the city. A Shell bulk plant manager reported tools stolen from the 134 Leslie site. A fence roll was taken from Frances Lupano at 160 Thomas Street. A 10 speed bicycle vanished from Thomas Holladay at 711 N Spring. A resident reported mag wheels and fires removed from a car on Ford Street. A truck on Washington Avenue had several items stolen. Friday the 13th superstition noted with Last Supper reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Doug Graham
Shell Bulk
Leslie
Frances Lupano
Thomas Street
Thomas Holladay
N. Spring
Dave Reed
Ford Street
Willard Hawkes
Sanford Lane
Washington Avenue
Pittman Named Vice President and Cashier at Mendocino Bank
Wayne Pittman was named vice president and cashier of the Savings Bank of Mendocino County. A Ukiah native and 1951 Ukiah High School graduate, he joined the bank in 1952 rising from bookkeeping to head teller and cashier. Pittman is a longtime banking educator, family man, and active community member with roles in the Easter Seal Society, Redwood Valley Grange, and Tree Tracers Genealogy Society. He and his wife Lorraine Harper, married in 1953, live at Quail Run in Redwood Valley and have three children Erick, Lessie, and Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Pittman
Savings Bank of
Mendocino County
Pittman
Bank
American Institute of Banking
Lorraine Harper
Erick
Lessie
Mark
Easter Seal Society For
Redwood Valley Grange
Tree-Tracers Genealogy Society
Redwood Valley
Last shift must be finished
California board reverses a decision on unemployment benefits for Robert G. Holt of Santa Barbara who did not return after lunch on his last day with an advertising agency. The case centers on voluntary quit versus dismissal as Holt cited embarrassment from firing as the reason for not returning to work.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board
Robert G. Holt
Santa Barbara
Holt
Be Nice to Your Cat and Give Him a Pat Day
Toronto reports Martha Henrickson plans a Pat Day tea party in a downtown warehouse apartment inviting forty neighborhood felines. Cats will enjoy a buffet supper and games with strings and balloons for prizes such as catnip or a toy mouse, with each cat guaranteed a win.
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Toronto
UPI
Martha Henrickson
Willits Man Identified As John Luke Vinton
Ukiah doctors using X rays identified a badly decomposed headless body found Jan. 24 in Willits near Mill Creek N Lenore Street as Luke Vinton 63 of Willits. A missing persons report was filed Feb. 18 1970 with sheriff's office. pathologist Dr Carl Aagaard aided by radiologist Dr John Hughes confirmed the identification.
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Ukiah
Willits
Luke Vinton
Sheriff's Office
Mill Creek
N. Lenore Street
Carl Aagaard
John E.hughes
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Brief
Fair today across the region with showers on the extreme northern coast and snow flurries in the northern mountains. Cloudy tonight and Saturday with showers likely late tonight and Saturday and snow above 1000 to 2000 feet. Travel warnings issue locally heavy snow in northern mountains tonight and Saturday. Ukiah highs 54 and lows 38.
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California
Weather Briefs: Hi Lo Precip Across Cities
Salt Lake City records 43 and 23 with .26 inches of precipitation. San Francisco shows 52 and 44 with measurable rain. Seattle reports 47 and 32 with precipitation noted.
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Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Anderson Valley Community Happenings March Meeting and News
Unity Club plans a four course luncheon at noon on March 4 with meals at three homes and reservations via several hosts. Local residents welcome new births and family updates including Lanell Katherine Strickland born Feb 9 in Ukiah, and Todd Summit born Feb 17 in Cloverdale. PTA meets March 1 with Ruth Burrington Title 1 program. art show participants listed. Heart Fund drive led by Valenti with Hill Mayberry and Redfearn. Lions Club marks 20th anniversary with dinner at Apple Hall. Boont Towne Players provide entertainment. Lenten services at Boonville Methodist Church feature upcoming speakers Banghart Ratslaff Bartleson and McNair.
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Anderson Valley Lions Club
Ini Apple Hall
Mendocino County Fairgrounds
Olga Hill
Tovani
Boont Towne Players
Chapter 194 CSEA to meet Tuesday at Oak Manor
California School Employees Association Chapter 194 will meet Tuesday at Oak Manor school at 7 30 p m Speakers include Joe Starns northern California field representative who will discuss professional growth for classified personnel seeking higher positions Gen Knudsen education chairman arranged the visit Names will be submitted for employee of the year from five classified categories Refreshments and program to conclude the evening
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California School Employees Association
Chapter
Oak Manor
Joe Starns
Northern California
Gen Knudsen
Education
Starns
Grape Growers session set for March 6 in Santa Rosa
Members of the California North Coast Grape Growers Association and growers from Mendocino Napa and Sonoma meet Saturday March 6 at Lena's Restaurant Santa Rosa. The 3:30 pm business session features Prof Amand Kasimatis UC on mechanical harvesting and John Hart Bank of America on the wine industry's economic picture. Dr Maynard A Amerine UC enology professor will cap the meeting as guest speaker with talk on Why Are Great Wines Incomparable.
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California North Coast Grape Growers Association
North Coast
Mendocino
Napa
Sonoma
Lena’s
Santa Rosa
Amand Kasimatis
University of California
John Hart
Bank of America
Maynard A. Amerine
Enology
Arrests for bench warrant and unemployment code violation
John McFall, 18, of Ukiah, arrested on a local bench warrant for failure to appear in court on vehicle code violations and jailed after unable to post 90 dollars bail. Trinidad Pulido, 24, of Talmage, arrested at the courthouse on unemployment insurance code violations and jailed to await arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McFall
Ukiah
City
McFall
Vernon Bach
Trinidad Pulido
Talmage
Rickey Iverson
Sheriff's Department
Pulido
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Official City Newspaper
M. D. Glover
Dean Devries
B. A. Cober Pub
Emer
Joe Blaha
Sat
Ukiah High School
W. H. Lindeman and Sons of
Red Bluff
Division of Highways
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Portland Cement Association
Mendo County Construction
By Paul Corbin
Lee McGraw
Kennedy
Joe Foutz
Robert Zunino
James Anderson
Don Bruce
Gualala
Fred Wells
Rodney Keubler
F. A
PIZZA
Austin Hall
State and
Norton Streets
Hall
Ulrich Oil Co
N. State
Ford Road
Club Calpella
American Plywood Association
Berkeley
Journal Miss Service
Daily Journal
The
Willits News
Commercial
Christ
Judas
Brake & Eel Service
Hi Lo
Anderson Valley
Unity Club
M. C. Gowan
Mervin Perkins
Barbara Valenti
Guido Valenti
Lanell Katherine
Terry Strickland
Stricklands
Donald
Victor Valena
Yorkville
Kay Strickland
Wilson Summit
Todd
Thomas Summit
Cloverdale
Tommy
Herbert Lampbert
PTA
Ruth Burrington
Library Committee
O. W. Winkler
Daphne Winkler
Jean Mishlar
Kay Clow
William Rapp
V. Faylor
Lillian Johnson
Jo Grehm
Marshall Winn
Lois Roberts
Henry Eddy
Angelo Mauceris
Larry Topping
Norman Clow
Charmian Blattner
Robert Mayberry
Peggy Redfearn
Boonville Methodist Church
Don Banghart
Sebastopol
Jim Ratslaff
Frank Bartleson
Upper Lake
A. Stanley ‘McNair
San Leandro
CSEA
Grape Growers
Henne
Nen
CLUB
Calpella Steak House
New York
HiWay
Malibu
Hank's
Noote - Ukiah
NEWBY
Clear Lake
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