Ukiah Teen Susan Bartolomei Returns Home to Family
An 18 year old Ukiah High School student shot five times last August near Sonora has left UC Hospital after 10 months of treatment. Susan Bartolomei is being cared for in a local Ukiah facility with her mother Buena and father Angelo, while silent on remaining medical needs. Two murder suspects, Thomas Braun and Leonard Maine, await trial in Santa Clara for abduction and attempted murder linked to Susan and the killing of Timothy Luce, DA Dave Luce’s son. The high-profile case, moved to San Jose for venue reasons, has drawn regional attention as Susan’s doctors see benefit in closer family proximity. She has undergone surgery to relieve brain pressure and to remove her larynx, with a feeding tube in place. no further surgery is planned.
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Washington
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NOE SCARAMELLA 70 YEARS YOUNG TODAY
Point Arena supervisor Joe Scaramella marked his 70th birthday during Mendocino County Board of Supervisors proceedings. He began serving in January 1953 and has since been repeatedly reelected, with active involvement in the State Supervisors Association and numerous statewide committees.
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Northwestern California Weather: Clear to Wednesday
Northwestern California expects fair conditions through Wednesday with low coastal clouds increasing by morning. Inland areas will warm, with highs near 85 and lows around 55 as Ukiah reports today’s forecast.
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Time and a Half Overtime Debate Reaches Board
Mendocino County supervisors hear a push from the Mendocino County Employees Association for time and a half overtime for all county workers. The Civil Service Commission delayed action and returned the issue to the board. Supervisor Scaramella says the personnel committee will report back with findings and budget impact.
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Fortas Defends Advising Johnson Before Senate Panel
Justice Abe Fortas testifies before a Senate Judiciary Committee that he acted as an adviser to President Johnson during Vietnam policy and urban unrest. He says their association spans years and denies helping frame measures or writing the Detroit message, though he acknowledges occasional input while denying hidden authority or future embarrassments.
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Larger One Promised House Approves Redwood Park
The House voted 388 to 15 to create a Redwood National Park in Northern California of at least 28 400 acres with guarantees a larger park is possible. The bill passed under suspension to avoid amendments and will be sized in conference with the Senate which has backed a 64 000 acre park. Rep Aspinall defended the move as the only path to passage before adjournment while Speaker McCormack presided over the debate and a redwood gavel was shown. Rep Clausen urged support and warned against stall tactics.
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Mass
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Calif
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Escape Bid Foiled In Ukiah Courthouse Corridor
A county jail inmate attempted to escape after a court appearance in Ukiah Justice Court. Timothy Warrington broke free and fled through corridors, pursued by a bailiff and Ukiah police, before being pinned down near the Board of Supervisors office. he faces a new charge of attempted escape after pleading guilty to grand theft auto. Maylor Don Scotto assisted. Warrington commented, I tried.
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Dorothy Starks
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Maylr
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Dos Rios Hearing Postponed to August 16
A joint Senate and Assembly public hearing on the Dos Rios project was postponed from July 30 to August 16. The meeting at Ukiah's Veteran's Hall is delayed due to scheduling conflicts with the Senate Committee on Water Resources. The Board of Supervisors will again consider Engineer Bob Newhouse's memorandum on Mendocino County's stance and review actions of the Eel River Association ahead of the new date.
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Rain Delays Colts Game With Sprinkler Finish
A Colt League game in Palm Springs California went into the 10th inning before rain forced a halt. The stadium sprinkler system activated at 11 30 p m, ending play as scheduled.
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Accused Novato Kidnapper Surrenders in Albuquerque
A 22-year-old man sought by Novato police for kidnapping, rape, and robbery turned himself in after contacting his wife and then Novato police. Borst allegedly forced entry into a 28-year-old housewife's car with a knife and used her credit card to buy a battery for his car.
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WICHE Studints Study Here At Mendocino State Hospital
Five 1968 WICHE students majoring in psychology spend eight weeks at Mendocino State Hospital as part of a ten week program. Each works half time on a unit and half on a project, with all five collaborating on a central group project. Participants come from Yale, Pomona, Oberlin, Rocky Mountain College and UCLA, representing coast to coast origins.
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Williston
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Petaluma
AWOL servicemen resign during San Francisco church service
Eight U S servicemen absent without leave began a 48 hour church service described as a resignation from the armed forces. FBI and military police said they were studying the situation. The men were chained to clergy at the Howard Presbyterian Church as crowds including youths from Haight Ashbury watched. They planned to be free men when the service ends Wednesday afternoon and warned arrests would be challenged as a sanctuary issue.
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Weather Log July 1968 and 1967 from Ukiah Fire Dept
Temperature highs and lows for July 1968 and July 1967 are listed with date and rainfall. Today noon reading shows 80 and 58. Last year rainfall recorded as 0.00 inches. Courtesy Ukiah Fire Department Father Observer.
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Bridge Board Makeup Bill Reaches Senate
In Sacramento the measure to modify the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board moves to the Senate floor after Local Government Committee approval. The compromise adds four directors, raises membership from 14 to 18 with new seats for San Francisco, Marin, and Sonoma counties while preserving SF representation.
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Pot Flourishes At Hospital Garden Move
Sacramento County Hospital staff found a thriving marijuana crop in the hospital flower garden after a deputy on duty alerted a narcotics investigator. Inspector Duan¢d e Lowe labeled the plants as the nicest he had seen and ordered them uprooted.
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Vietnam talks deadlock prompts US briefing in Paris
Deputy U.S. delegate Cyrus Vance flew home to brief President Johnson on the stalled Vietnam talks. Communist sources warned that prolonged negotiations empower Hanoi militants favoring a military over a negotiated settlement. In New York Howard Hughes dropped his bid to control ABC citing opposition from the management arm.
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Johnson says U S and USSR to reach decision on nuclear talks
President Johnson indicated in a personal message that the United States and the Soviet Union will shortly decide where to begin negotiations on limiting and reducing nuclear missiles, in a move tied to ongoing international diplomacy with 17 nations involved.
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First US to Soviet Union commercial flight lands in Moscow
Pan American World Airways Flight 44 arrived in Moscow marking the first United States to Soviet Union commercial service. The plane departed New York Kennedy Airport and landed after a 11 hour 25 minute journey, edging out the Russian jet that had just inaugurated a Moscow New York return route.
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