Mendocino County Supervisors Act On Jail, Vending, and Parks
The Mendocino County board approved a $900,000 mental health plan for Short Doyle funding with $800,000 from state and federal sources and $100,000 local. They moved toward relocating courthouse operations to Low Gap Road jail and postponed street vendor restrictions. A June court date was set for a SEIU lawsuit against the county. The board also awarded a $5,500 paving contract, debated school autonomy, and passed a resolution opposing Redwood National Park expansion.
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al Barbero
Richard Henderson
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Burglary at Oak Knoll Dr Residence Reported
A thief broke a glass front door at Clifford Crawford’s Oak Knoll Drive home Monday and stole unknown electronic equipment. Warren Fowler, Crawford’s neighbor, reported the burglary while Crawford was on vacation. No loss estimate is available and the case remains under investigation.
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Library fee debate at board meeting over 10 cent surcharge
County librarian Norm Hallam proposed a 10 cent fee for special postcard requests to cover postage and curb frivolous holds on interlibrary loans. Supervisors debated raising the fee to 25 or 50 cents as a way to sustain a free library system while continuing discussions with Judge Luther on parking fine collections.
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Memorial Mass for W Stein in Ukiah Saturday
Memorial Mass for William Henry Stein who died Monday at age 60 will be said Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at St Marys Church Ukiah. Rosary will be Friday at 8 p.m. at Eversole Mortuary. Stein a Kansas native and retired California safety engineer lived 19 years in Ukiah. He was a World War II veteran and member of the American Association of Safety Engineers. He is survived by wife Eileen and three children along with 12 siblings and six grandchildren. Interment at Ukiah Cemetery.
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San Francisco
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Salvation Army Thrift Store hosts half price sale
The local Salvation Army Thrift Store at 289 North Main Street Ukiah announces a June sale offering half price on all clothing shoes and televisions as thanks to supporters. The Salvation Army reports 10000 men assisted yearly through its social service centers nationwide and emphasizes inclusive help for men with treatable handicaps.
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Dow Rebounds as Blue Chip Bargain Hunters Lift Market
Blue chip buyers pushed stocks higher in a moderately active session as the Dow Jones rose 3.22 to 901.88 amid broad gains and investor uncertainty. Advances led declines 685 to 403 among 1614 issues, with 526 unchanged as issues reached bargain prices.
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Clara Long Rites Set In Covelo Church
Clara M. Long, longtime Dos Rios Covelo resident born in London, died May 29 after a long illness. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church in Covelo with Rev. Toby Nelson officiating. Burial at Valley View Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society Mendo-Lake Chapter. Survived by husband Earl W. Long, Napa brother Herbert Smith, a niece and two Canadian nephews.
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Keene urges larger state surplus tax relief for locals
Sacramento Assemblyman Barry Keene calls for returning more of California’s projected $2.5 billion surplus to local property taxpayers. He cites revised Finance figures and says AB 999, before Ways and Means, could rise above its $800 million level if more relief features are expanded.
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