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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1969
Page
4
Startled commuters on the morning train to Luanda watched Marques Rabalo a government worker board at the last moment wearing his pajamas with shoes in hand and clothes under his arm. He explained he slept late and headed for the washroom to change.
Steven A. Kemmerle of Ukiah is among 600 University of Utah candidates for a June 6 commencement, pursuing a masters in business administration after earning a BA in 1967. He is a Menlo-Atherton High School graduate and a member of Gamma Delta, the residence staff, and the MBA Evaluation Committee. Upon graduation, he will fulfill his military obligation as his class of about 2,300 graduates joins a 20,000-student university drawing from Utah counties, states, and over 50 foreign countries.
A car driven by Lillian Chilgren, 51, San Francisco, sideswiped a northbound vehicle and caused a chain of crashes that injured Fortuna residents. An Ukiah ambulance took the wounded to Ukiah General Hospital. Other incidents include a rear-end collision near El Roble Auction overpass injuring Edward Tscherepenko, 44, San Mateo, and five people hurt on Memorial Day on Marina Drive. Additional injuries occurred in a two-vehicle crash involving Jose Vargas and Mark Clark, with four passengers from Vargas and one from Clark hospitalized in Ukiah. Ruben Lavala, 24, Santa Rosa, sustained major injuries on Eastshore Road near Lake Mendocino.
Canton Ohio is described as the cradle of U S professional football. The American Professional Football Association began there in 1920 with Jim Thorpe of the Canton Bulldogs serving as its first president.
A new understanding of geography reclassifies the southern region as a continent rather than an ocean, reflecting expanded knowledge about Earth's landmasses and seas. The change affects map labeling and educational references.
Over the weekend, two thefts of camping gear and supplies were reported near Lake Mendocino. One at Camp Alder involved removal from picnic tables at night, the other at Eastside Recreation Area saw items taken from an open area while three campers visited a restroom. Both cases are under investigation.
Thieves held up two Gunns in St Louis Sunday. Municipal Judge Ronald Gunn, 60, and his wife Loretta surrendered $75 a watch keys and a rosary to the gunmen.
A Swiss watch earns the chrohometer label only if it loses fewer than three seconds per day and gains no more than twelve seconds. The standard sets tight limits to ensure accuracy and reliability in daily timekeeping.
Thirty six bikers and sixteen women from three western motorcycle clubs were arrested near Las Vegas after a Saturday sweep at Charleston Park. Deputies confiscated two pistols, a shotgun, marijuana, pills and knives. Jail procedures included baths, shaves and haircuts for all men admitted, sparking protests from the riders.
Public hearings on consolidating the county judicial district courts were set for June 17 to allow full Board of Supervisors attendance. Supervisor Joe Scaramella requested the change from June 4 to June 17 to participate. The hearing addresses reducing or eliminating some constable positions.
UPI reports U.S. Rep. George Brown of California will bid for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in 1970. He plans a formal announcement next March after a nine month tour of the state to rally support. The incumbent is Republican George Murphy, who is expected to run again.
The initials JS on the Roosevelt dime denote John R Sinnock, chief engraver of the U S Mint, confirming the designer's signature on the coin are engraved.
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