Halverson defends panel findings amid Ukiah tax split
Dr. Don Halverson faces critics as panel findings on Ukiah Unified School District finances are released. He argues the panel was impartial and non partisan, noting lack of funds as the core issue and that district spending is prudent. The panel urged study and deliberate action to improve education for local children.
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Don Halverson
Ukiah Unified School District
Ukiah
Board of Education
California
Citizens Committee
Halverson
Journal
Parks Bill Sparks House Rule Clash in California
Washington UPI California activists clash over a House bill to create a Redwood National Park of 28,000 acres. Rep Phillip Burton calls the move outrageous while Sierra Club officials call it a usurpation. Aspinall seeks a no amendment procedure to bypass the Rules Committee and limit changes. Senate support envisions up to 66,000 acres.
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Washington
UPI
Redwood
California
Phillip Burton
Dcailif
Sierra Club
4@ conservation group
Wayne N. Aspifiall
D-Coro
House Interior Committee
House Rules Committee
Senate
Michael McCloskey
The
Aspinall
John W. McCormack
Dmass
House
Burton
Marijuana Arrests At Ukiah Cabin Prompt Juvenile Care
Acting on a tip from a fish and game warden deputies arrested five people at a Schooner Gulch cabin near Point Arena for cultivating and possessing marijuana. The group includes James P. Norton 19 Peter H. Loschen 28 Steven M. Johnson 24 Lawrence V. English 21 and Sharon L. Wykoff 19 all from Sacramento. A one year old girl and a 12 year old boy were placed in juvenile hall pending arraignment in Justice Court.
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Fred Goss
Ukiah
James P. Norton
Peter H. Loschen
Albany
Steven M. Johnson
Lawrence V. English
Sharon L. Wykoff
Sacramento
Justice Court
Deadly beach narcotics deaths shock Northern California
Three youths die in narcotics linked incidents near Palo Alto and Oakland. David Warnock, 17, dies after inhaling fumes from a hair spray can on Carmel Beach. Nancy Anne Christiansen, 16, of Palo Alto, overdoses on cocaine after paying $20 for an injection. Phyllis Newman, 23, dies on the Oakland apartment step amid a suspected overdose. Police search for witnesses and cause remains under lab review.
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Monterey County
Nancy Anne Christiansen
Palo Alto
Warneck
Nancy
Palo Alto High School
San Francisco
Phyllis Newman
Oakland
Phyllis
Warnock
Weather data summary from partial OCR fragment
Partial OCR notes show temperature readings and humidity style entries with terms such as high low today and year figures. Names and locations are missing, making it difficult to determine a clear event or location for a complete summary.
Underwood Befriends Hawk At Ukiah Golf Club
Paul Underwood found a starving fledgling sparrow hawk at the Ukiah golf course and nursed it back to health. The bird, nicknamed Baby, returns each morning for a breakfast of raw hamburger and liver, sometimes perching on Underwood’s shoulder. Baby spends 15 minutes to two hours at the club before flying away, keeping its exact whereabouts when not fed a mystery.
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Baby
Paul Underwood
Ukiah
Underwood
Israel and Jordan Clash Near Border in Bloody Duel
Israeli and Jordanian troops fought a two hour border duel on the eve of talks in Jerusalem. Israel said it killed one Jordanian guerrilla and wounded another while Jordanian forces wounded three Israelis in the exchange of small arms and machinegun fire.
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United Press International
Jerusalem
Weather Forecast for Northwestern California
Northwestern California will see fair conditions inland through Saturday with coastal overcast. Temperatures will range near highs and lows, with cooler nights aroundUkiah unsure values and variable wind.
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California
Broaddus Leads Runoff Field In Expense Reports
A. B. Broaddus leads in campaign expenditures and contributions in county filings ahead of a November runoff with Merle Orchard for Deputy Superior Court judge. Broaddus reported 3,136.75 in expenses and 3,563.17 in contributions, with 50 donors. Orchard incurred 1, a line shows 1,550.63 in expenses and 1,619 in contributions. Robert Winslow listed 2,270.85 in expenses and no contributions. In Second District Burt Banzhaf spent 2,683.96 with 180 raised. Ernie Banker 765 spent and 700 contributed. Tiny Stefani 875.89 spent and 50 contributed. John Mayfield Jr. won First district. details continued on Page 5.
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Broaddus
Ukiah
Merle Orchard
Depte 1 Superior Court
Claude Killen
Orchard
Bob Kauffman
Udge
Robert Winslow
Hand Grenade Planted in Ukiah Mail Box
Deputies cite two 16 year old boys and confiscate M 80 practice grenades after a device exploded in George Watt Ukiah teacher's mail box in the Knob Hill area. Part of the box was found 106 feet away as investigators recovered additional grenades and turned the juveniles over to their parents. The youths reportedly obtained grenades from Mexico and picked Watt's mail box at random.
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Sheriff's Deputies
George Watt
Watt
Knob Hill
Ukiah
Mexico
Teamsters Lose Out In Voting At Thrasher Lumber
More than 71 percent of eligible Thrasher Lumber Company workers voted Thursday to defeat the Teamsters Union bid for affiliation. Unofficial tallies show 83 no and 33 yes among 127 eligible, with equipment division workers excluded at union request. Owner Al Thrasher praised the result as strong management support. Election supervised by a National Labor Relations Board representative. official tally due July 18. The Calpella firm, operating since 1959, employs about 40 in the equipment division producing edgers, re saws, and set Works.
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Thrasher
Lumber Company
Teamsters Union
al Thrasher
National Labor Relations Board
Calpella
Fire calls report with scattered urban incidents
Fire department logs show multiple calls on Thursday including a grass fire near Gob Freeway with no damage, a woodchip track fire with no damage, and a false alarm at Feed Lot Road. Additional details reference Ukiah property on Levagg Lane and a misinterpreted call to Clara with Walinoad tracks.
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Gragg
City of
Uprising Fades After Saigon Slaying of U.S. Soldier
Saigon faced a major alert after a U.S. serviceman was shot and killed in the streets. Allied air operations expanded near the Cambodian border with 1,500 troops engaged in a large air mobile push in the Mekong Delta. U.S. B-52 bombers struck Nui Co To while F-100 jets napalmed approaches as ground forces moved to block the mountain region amid rumors of a renewed Viet Cong uprising led by a Saigon based sapper battalion previously tied to the Tet attacks.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Tnienatahae
Caiman
Ep Lue
ANP Atl
Caspital
Mekong
Cambodia
Doug Warren
Demilitarized Zone
Cholon Chinatown
Post Office Cutbacks Threatened
Washington rumors raised as Post master General W Marvin Watson ordered a freeze on extending city mail delivery to new subdivisions and warned of cutbacks in home deliveries and Saturday window service. He testified before Congress that unless an economy mandate is reversed, reductions would follow with late month plans for second class offices and October for Saturday home deliveries. Senator John Williams accused Watson of blackmailing Congress to exempt the Post Office from the drive, pledging to seek rescission legislation. The Post Office declined to detail the timetable but promised advance notice beyond one day.
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Washington
UPI
W. Marvin Watson
Watson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
John Williams
Del
Senate
Williams
Post Office
Post Office Department
Mendocino Eel River directors draft 17 point Dos Rios policy
Mendocino County leaders back state takeover of recreational development for the Dos Rios project. An 17 point Magna Carta outlines the Eel River Association stance on Dos Rios and other water projects, seeking county tax relief and road cost aid during construction while supporting state control of Lake Covelo recreation.
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Mendocino County
Dos Rios
Round Valley
Eel River Association
Weaverville
Eel River
Association
Mendcino
Mendocino
Des Rios
Senate
Ukiah
Lake Covelo
Dos ‘Rios
Cathedral in the Slums Mourns Puerto Rican Victims
In the South Bronx, Manuel Angel Figue ro a and two other Puerto Rican men were shot to death on East 138th Street. A gunman used a sawed off carbine, wounding a fourth man as bystanders hid. Police issued a statewide alert for Bobby Rogers, a suspect who vanished into a tenement. Figueroa, 19, Efraim Castro, and Jose Rivera, all in their early 20s, were mourned by friends who erected a makeshift shrine at a parking meter.
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Thomas Powers
New York
UPI
Manuel Angel Figueroa
Jesus
Figueroa
138Th Street
South
Bronx
Manuel
Angel Figueroa
Bobby Rogers
E. 138Th St
Efraim Castro
Jose Rivera
Burton Roberts
Frances Pache¢o
Miss Pacheco
Dreds
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George Hunter
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Jordan
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