Mendocino County Board minutes outline August 1968 actions
Board of Supervisors plus county officials met July 24 1968 and again on July 25 1968 approving budgets for departments including Agriculture District Attorney Public Administrator and Courts. Actions included resignations appointments, committee assignments, road and bridge projects, water and planning matters, and public hearing preparations for the Dos Rios Project.
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Avi‘ta
Scaramella
S. W. Blattner
Cabrillo Subdivision
Gertrudensworth
Wilbert H
Marysville
McIntire
Quiros
Joseph ‘LaMafa
Triangle Engineering
W. H. Ebert Corporation
Mdistrict
Newhouse. Charig
Ci of Supervisors
Republic
Mill Creek
Pete Ekberg
Welward Enterprises
William B. Renfro
Robert.Painter
Robert N. Stuart
Eel River Association
Weaverville
Flynn Creek
Henry Krause, Jr
Whitesboro Grange
Navarro Ridge
Sansi
Newhouse
Board of Supervisors
Brook‘trails
Carlisle Co
Brooktrails
Fairview Acres Lighting District
Mendocino
Lake County
Potter Valley Community Services District
Chester Linser
Herbert R. Pickle
Robert Rosetti
Hopland Public Utility District
Mr. Fullerton
State Fish and Game Department
Willits
Gualala River
Planning Commission
Sonoma County
Public Works Committee
Avila
Albert P. Beltrami
R. K. Shore
George Card
South Coast Taxpayers Association
Hubert Redemeyer
Mendocino County Farm Bureau
Woodruff
Ada Blinn
North Mendocino County Taxpayers Association
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service Commission
Dos Rios Project
Ukiah
Russian River Canoe Float Trip Planned
The Sierra Club plans a 12 mile canoe trip from Alexander Valley Bridge to Del Rio Woods on the Russian River next Sunday. Gather at Memorial Beach Healdsburg at 9 30 a.m for a car shuttle and launch at 10. Reservations by Thursday to Robert Whit ing Santa Rosa or Ron Stahlecker Napa. Canoes cost 9 each including transport. Life jackets required for non swimmers. Bring waterproof bags for lunches and gear. Private boats welcome. The trip, praised as a scenic highlight of Sonoma County, traverses unspoiled river country north of Healdsburg.
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Alexander Valley Bridge
del Rio Woods
Sierra Club
Memorial Beach
Healdsburg
Robert Whiting
Santa Rosa
Ron Stahlecker
Napa
Sonoma County
The
Giant Leech Found At Imperial Palace In Tokyo
UPI reports a policeman found a five foot four inch long leech in the gardens of Emperor Hirohito's imperial palace. The giant leech was to be given to Prince Hitachi, the emperor's youngest son and a biology student.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hirohito
Imperial Palace
Prince Hitachi
Arts and Crafts At Redwood Empire Fair in Ukiah
The Redwood Empire Fair in Ukiah hosts a large arts and crafts show August 15 to 18 with nearly $500 in prizes. Exhibits cover oil, acrylics, water color and more, plus live demos from Art-in-Action director Pat Hotchkiss and educator Johnnie Johnson's drawing machine.
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Ukiah
Cyril Hill
Pat Hotchkiss
Johnnie Johnson
Rainbow Ranch
Redwood Valley
Hadwood Valley High School
George Wade
Potter Valley
Wade
California
Arizona
Oregon
Nevada
ACT Gathers Pledges To Keep Going
San Francisco telethon for the American Conservatory Theatre raised 54000 in pledges over four and a half hours, narrowing the gap to 25000 needed by Wednesday to finish the season and avoid folding. William Bushnell said more funds are needed in 48 hours. Performances included actors from the company and Robert Preston.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Conservatory Theatre
William Bushnell
A.C.T
Geary Theatre
Robert Preston
Ellis Rabb
A-P.a. Company
Dow Jones Averages Mixed, Trades Light
United Press International reports the Dow Jones final averages with 30 industrials at 883.00 down 0.36, 20 railroads at 251.11 up 1.51, utilities at 131.29 unchanged, and 65 stocks at 318.77 up 0.60. Sales totaled 10.25 million shares versus 10.94 million on Monday.
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United Press International
Dow Jones
Hippopotamus Calf Delays Sex ID at Denver Zoo
Denver Zoo officials debate whether to raise pink or blue flags for a three day old hippopotamus. They cannot yet tell if the newborn is a he or a she as protective mothers guard the new arrival. Zoo Director Julian Frazier noted the challenge of approaching the infant.
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Denver
UPI
Julian Frazier
Cranston Calls Rafferty Trigger-Happy in Speech
In San Francisco Monday night Democrat Alan Cranston labeled Republican Max Rafferty trigger-happy and a shoot-from-the-hip opponent. He told the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education that violence should be curbed at home and in Vietnam.
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San Francisco
Cupf
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Cranston
Max’ Rafferty
Afl-Cio
Vietnam
Rafferty
Redwood Empire Fair Deadlines Highlighted by Secretary
Redwood Empire Fair secretary Cyril Hill reminds entrants of upcoming deadlines opening Aug. 15. Art entries must be in by 5 p.m. tomorrow and may be postmarked by midnight. Other divisions close Friday, with floriculture dates varying and urged to check premium books or call the fair office in Ukiah at 462-3884.
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Jane Smith
Redwood Valley
Jo Ann Hand
Hazel Muir
Adele Pruitt
Alamé
California
Java
United States
Batk
Ellie
Mike Pruitt
Santa Rosa
Bill Hayne
Walnut , Creek
Lillian Vert Non
Jeanne Lewis
Doris
Harding
Kathy Regina
Redwood
Cyril Hill
Fair Office
Ukiah
Rusk Sees Soviet Czech Talks Amid Pueblo Case
Rusk comments on the Soviet Czech dispute as top officials meet to seek settlement. He calls the Pueblo crew’s captivity a bitter disappointment and urges North Korea to follow international law. He also warns that deep foreign aid cuts will restrain the next administration’s foreign policy.
Cranston declares need for law and order with justice
The Senate candidate argues for strong law and order paired with justice and rejects claims that Americans are morally decayed or cowed, insisting the country is not sick despite opposition framing it as dry rot.
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Cranston
Senate
America
Army airman on 20 day leave linked to local family
Army maintenance specialist Bob Kaser new 20 day leave at home for Ukiah, California residents Mr and Mrs John Kaser of 100 Faull Avenue. A Fort Rucker aviation school graduate, he will ship to Hawaii on Aug. 10 after
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Army
Bob Kager
John’ Kaser
Faull Avenue
Kaser
Fort Rucker
Ala
Hawaii
Ukiah High School
Benjamin Steel Company
The
Daily Journal
Bite Not Fair Continued From Page 1
A committee discusses the role of alcoholic and drug program patients in janitorial work and elderly care. They note 500 able bodied patients form a core, claim their labor reduces costs versus private hospitals, and raise questions about power of attorney and state disability as a full employment benefit.
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Klatte
Journal
Where the Canadian River Flows From NM to Arkansas
The Canadian River rises in New Mexico and travels through Texas and Oklahoma to Arkansas. This long watercourse crosses multiple states and serves as a notable geographic feature in the U S Plains region.
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U. S
Canada
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
World’s first woman to woman heart transplant patient improves
Houston 49 year old Mrs Allen Brunk remains in very satisfactory condition at St Luke's Hospital after becoming the world’s 29th heart transplant recipient. Doctors report the borrowed heart is aiding an enlarged liver and note the initial liver improvement within 15 minutes of the operation. Beth O Neal of Corgieana Texas acted as donor recipient.
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Houston
UPI
Allen H. Brunk
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denton A. Cooley
Hout
Dallas
Chile
Czechoslovakia
Beth Brunk
Betty O'Neal
Corgieana
Tex
Brurik
Denton Tales Compare Cities Like Twins in Tex Los Angeles
Denton, a north Texas town of 20,000, is depicted with a humorous sign that likens Denton and Los Angeles as twins separated by about six million people, reflecting a lighthearted comparison of two distant locales.
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Los Angeles
Denton
Denton, Tex
UPI
Texas
Aircraft Wings House Dozens of Air Force Planes
The U S Air Force organizes its aircraft into wings each containing 30 to 75 planes depending on size and mission.
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U. S. Air Force
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Bob Kaser
Paul Newman
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