Clausen Wins Handily In Six Counties In First District
Don Clausen the GOP candidate swept all six counties in the First District in a special election, defeating Democrat Bill Grader after a dramatic prior race. Final tallies showed Clausen with 79,340 votes to Grader’s 5,317 across 39 precincts, with Mendocino and Marin among the districts carried. Grader conceded, praising a campaign based on issues, and Clausen pledged to advance his progress driven program.
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County Will Show Off After All Exhibit at Cow Palace
The Mendocino County Board of Supervisors approved $800 for a county exhibit at the National Sport and Boat Show in the Cow Palace, opening in nine days. Chamber Manager Claude Bradford organized displays, with booths D-1 and D-48, highlighting county scenic beauty, brochures, and local industry support from Thrashe Lumber and others.
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Punty
Carl Johnson
Mort Bragg
Tate
Pomona
Sacramento
Clausen Comeback Elevates GOP After California Win
GOP National Chairman William E Miller lauded Donald Clausen's California 1st District victory as a sharp repudiation of Kennedy administration policies. Clausen beat Democrat William Grader by about 14 000 votes across all six counties, signaling rising Republican fortunes and a taxpayer revolt against New Frontier waste.
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Rob Wrtson
Calif
Republican Congressional Committee
Thalidomide Test Case Opens on Manufacturer Liability
Hamburg District Court session on the thalidomide case against Chemie Grunenthal was adjourned after five minutes to allow time for additional evidence. Plaintiff Guenther Sempf seeks about 7500 dollars claiming his son Uwe, 16 months, was born with major deformities after his mother used thalidomide during pregnancy. The adjournment pauses proceedings until after February 15 to obtain the prescribing doctor's name, exact dates, and drug quantity.
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Detention Hearing Held on Juveniles in Escape Case
Six juveniles who escaped from the Juvenile Hall on Sunday night were recaptured in Laytonville and today appeared before Superior Court Judge Robert Winslow for the mandatory detention hearing. Four boys and one girl face charges. a second girl was returned to Juvenile Hall. They remain in custody as the case proceeds.
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Belotti Backs Branscomb Dam Bill in Northern Mendocino
Assemblyman Frank Belotti introduces a bill to authorize the Branscomb Dam project on the South Fork of the Eel River to protect steelhead salmon and trout, improve stream conditions, and create a recreation reservoir near Admiral H.Stanley State Park. Estimated cost about 8.25 million funded through State Water Plan sources. hearings planned with public notice.
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County Employes To Meet Friday
County Employees Association will hold its next meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Wickina Waterage Memorial building Meminasye Bak Streets. Ernest Comata and Hecdwef Bc Reague will speak. Robert Con mer secretary treasurer assists. Refreshments will be served by the County Hospital Maite Department staff.
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Settlement Eases Nationwide Dock Strike Tensions
A presidential panel mediates a 31 day Atlant and Gulf Coast dock strike ending with a 39 cent package rise and 24 cent pay hike. The deal aims to avert further disruptions in railroads refineries and longshore operations affecting millions idle workers across multiple states.
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Labor Bills Before Legislature Labor Bills Before Legislature
Organized labor pushes major bills on unemployment and injured workers. Proposals outline two programs funded by workers or employers, with weekly benefits up to 107 dollars off work. Bills seek to liberalize disability compensation, extend benefit periods, and raise hospital and tax contributions. A separate measure aims to remove the 240 week CEILING and adjust benefit controls.
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Weather notes for Western California coastal and valley
Local coast and valley fog persisting through Thursday with regional highs around mid fifties and overnight lows near upper twenties to upper thirties. Ukiah Santa Rosa and Napa readings show 56 to 57 for highs and 28 to 37 for lows amid changing coastal conditions.
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U S MIDAS Warning System Cancelled Amid Cost Doubts
Washington reports that the $400 million MIDAS satellite warning system to detect hostile missile firings has been canceled. Ottumwa Iowa installation abandoned as the Air Force notes ongoing research without an operational plan. Sources cite funding surpassing $350 million and Lockheed’s inability to develop a workable system, with public deployment ruled out.
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Nuclear talks enter second day amid secrecy
Washington reports the United States Britain and Russia resumed nuclear test ban talks at the State Department with no public details. They will meet again at 3 p.m. EST and will not discuss the meetings publicly.
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Former Broadway showgirl in coma after fall in Santa Barbara
Ethel May Johnson once voted the most beautiful showgirl on Broadway is reported in a coma at a Santa Barbara hospital. Her daughter, Charlotte Dusine berre, says the 72 year old former Ziegfeld Follies dancer has been in a coma since a fall at home.
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De Gaulle Halts Britain Talks On Common Market
Paris sources said President de Gaulle agreed to a temporary pause in Britain’s Common Market bid to let the EC executive committee review the outline of disagreements. Adenauer urged a full inventory of issues, but de Gaulle rejected that step, keeping the focus on whether Britain should join the six nation grouping. The next talks are set for Bruges next Monday, with Germany likely to push committee review and France to assent.
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