Noted Baritone Warfield To Perform At Ukiah High
Baritone William Warfield will give a concert at Ukiah High School auditorium tomorrow night under the Ukiah Concert Association. He has toured globally, starred in Porgy and Bess, and appeared on radio and TV shows. Curtain is at 8 15 p m with membership cards required for admission. program includes spirituals, works by Ravel and Schumann, and light classical numbers.
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Winter Deep Freeze Sets Fresh Midwest Records
A brutal cold wave drives Midwest temperatures to 50 below zero in places like Black River Falls Wisconsin and Lone Rock Wisconsin, shattering long standing records. Fatal weather incidents total near 100 nationwide as crops face risk along the Rio Grande. O’Hare logs 19 below but Midway official at 11 below. Snow blankets the Great Lakes region with Marquette reporting 26 inches as New York Buffalo area sees 19 inches.
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Trimeloni Injury Lawsuit Settled in Ukiah Case
Louis Trimeloni settled a personal injury suit against the City of Ukiah filed over injuries from a Ukiah Police Department three-wheeler in December 1961. The settlement covers loss of earnings and medical expenses. Conrad Cox represented the city and Hugh Preston represented Trimeloni.
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Togo Junta Seeks Government Lead by Grunitsky
In Lomé the military regime that killed President Sylvanius Olympio and seized power said it aims to form a government led by former Prime Minister Nicolas Grunitsky. The move follows the assassination and power grab in To gon.
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Plan to finance veteran programs palms through bonds
Sacramento UPI The administration backed bill to finance special veterans programs with bond interest money would cut general taxpayers by about 4.5 million this year. Assemblyman Waldie said surplus from the farm and home building fund could reach 70 million by 1992, with profits directed to widows orphans and the disabled, despite opposition from veterans groups.
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Cold Snap Boosts Gas Service to Ukiah Homes
Ukiah's chilly spell kept temperatures near single digits early Saturday with 19 degrees. Lows rose to 26 and 27 over the next days as gas flow spiked to a near record 491 000 cubic feet from the mix plant to residents. About 7,500 gallons of propane were used. Gas consumption eased about 10 percent since Saturday. Thirty emergency calls were logged by the Ukiah Police for frozen water pipes with no utility damage. Kilowatt demand for electricity neared a record, notes city engineer Al Kruth.
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Ukiah Attorney First to File For UHS Trustee
Ukiah attorney B. Broaddus, incu mbent, becomes first candidate to file for Ukiah High School Board of Trustees. County election set for April 16. He is also first county candidate to file intent to run for the seat. Filing deadline is March 1. details from County Schools Office at the Court House.
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Mendocino Grape Crop Heavy Despite Rainfall
Mendocino County growers harvested the largest wine grape crop since 1956 in 1962 totaling 17 856 tons with an estimated gross value of 1 625 275 dollars. The crop was processed by 13 wineries across Mendocino Sonoma Napa Alameda and Santa Clara Counties, with 75 tons shipped fresh for home winemaking. The county has 5 514 bearing and non bearing acres, excluding 103 acres of rootstock not yet budded. Ted Eriksen Jr, agricultural commissioner, notes the figures.
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Brown unveils budget above three billion dollars
Governor Edmond G Brown announced a state budget topping 3 billion dollars at a Sacramento news conference. Details were limited but he pledged education funding and hinted at a 350 thousand dollar dropout study with 24 dollar per pupil district grants. Brown backed Kennedy tax cut, plans to seek White House support in February, and warned against broad welfare expansion. He urged rapid transit funding and said California could not finance its own Medicare if federal authority falters.
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Time For Action At National Religion Race Conference
Delegates from 70 Protestant Jewish and Catholic groups urged churches to help Negro families buy homes in all white neighborhoods. They urged use of purchasing power to combat job discrimination in contracts for construction or supplies. The conference in Chicago aims to galvanize religious bodies into courageous action against segregation and prejudice. Dr. Franklin H. Littell urged deeds over words in pursuing racial justice.
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Military Budget Cuts Manpower New Ships
Kennedy’s defense blueprint for the year starting July 1 plans higher overall armed forces outlays totaling about 52.18 billion dollars, up 2.33 billion, with more money for conventional weapons and aircraft while manpower falls and shipbuilding funding dips. Navy shipbuilding falls by 600 million. Army gains about 709 million for weapons and aircraft, while Air Force sees gains in transport and fighters. Manpower drops from 2,703,344 to 2,695,000, with Army and Air Force reductions offsetting Navy gains.
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Unconfirmed Revolt Rumors Ripple Through Syria
Cairo Radio claimed a large number of Syrian army units revolted against the regime. Earlier Beirut reports said an army-backed coup attempt to overthrow the government was foiled.
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Adoula Grants Amnesty for Katanga Seccession End
United Nations announces Central Congo government agrees to grant amnesty to Moise Tshombe and followers after Tshombe seeks truce talks. Adoula Kasavubu pledge to respect Kasavubu amnesty, while U.N. cautions over past promises. Kolwezi reportedly surrendered, U.N. troops ready to enter peacefully.
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East German Boss Claims Peiping Aiming For War
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht accused Red China of aiming at war and of attacking India without consulting other Soviet bloc nations. Soviet Premier Khrushchev attended the congress, and delegates and bloc visitors applauded warmly.
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Water mined alert as judge backs tax deduction
United Press International reports a West Texas judge ruled a farmer could deduct irrigation costs as mining water. The decision implies underground supplies may be taxed as a deduction where recharge is absent. Officials caution it does not set a nationwide standard and estimates of potential savings reach into the millions.
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