Weekend Ukiah area mishaps injure fifteen
UKIAH area accidents over the weekend left fourteen injured and one with minor injuries. A Redwood Valley family of five, the Hartjeb family, sustained minor to moderate injuries when their car overturned on Bel Arbes Road after reportedly exiting a driveway at high speed. In a second incident on E Perkins Street near the freeway off ramp, six people were treated and released, including Ukiah residents Carson Regan Lorenzo Andregg Lay and others. A Ukiah man, Louis Biedak, sustained minor injuries when a rock struck his car from a mower on Highway 101 north of Ukiah. A 13-year-old girl, Barbara Turner, was struck in a crosswalk on State Street, treated for minor injuries. A visiting elementary band member was run over while pushing a car on State Street, with Dale Roper injured. the car stalled while the band attempted to restart it.
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Jill
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Bel Arbes
E Perkins Street
Community Hospital
David Paul ‘Carson
Julia Anne Regan
Dtiver
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Santa Rosa
Susan Faye Andregg
Sherry Marie Lay
Skip Garnelli
Lorenzo
Perkins
Carson
Tide Highway 101
Highway 101
CHP
Louis Biedak
Mitchell Robuck
S. State
Mill Streets
Barbara Ann Turner
State
Earl Everett Oakes
Dale Edward Roper
Anderson
State Street
Ford Street
Franklin
John Richard Finn
Roper
Radio series meeting Tuesday at 7 in Ukiah
Quinton Kruse of KKTU-FM in Ukiah announces air time for a weekly radio series. He invites writers, actors, and technicians to meet at the Community Center, 225 E Perkins, Tuesday at 7 to develop humor mystery science fiction satire and related programs.
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Kktu-Fm
Ukiah
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E. Perkins
Ukiah Man Arrested on Marijuana and Paraphernalia Charges
Ukiah police arrested a 24 year old man early Saturday on narcotics charges after midnight. Victor DeTurbiville was booked on possession of marijuana and narcotic paraphernalia. He was initially charged with being drunk in public on Willow Avenue. Sheriff's deputies later jailed a Covelo man for drunk and willful inhalation of poisonous fumes after apprehending Merle Anthony Orr, 20, near Fircrest Drive, south of Ukiah, who was allegedly sniffing paint.
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Victor DeTurbiville
Willow Avenue
Sheriff's Deputies
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Fircrest Drive
Mendocino Chamber to Elect Officers at June Meeting
The Mendocino County Chamber of Commerce will elect new officers and directors at its quarterly meeting on June 7. Ray Rockefeller, president, says the gathering at Point Arena Civic Club begins with a 7 p.m. social hour, dinner at 8, and the officer election, with a no-host format and an invitation for attendees to bring spouses.
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Funeral services for Fred A. Leeper held in Santa Rosa
Services were held Saturday at the Chapel of the Chimes in Santa Rosa for Fred A. Leeper who died at a local hospital. He was 79, a retired cook, and longtime California resident with ties to Lakeport. He is survived by his wife Alice Leeper of Lakeport. Arrangements under Eversole Mortuary.
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Professor would parley for hostages' release
American economics professor Peter Steiner offered to negotiate unofficially between U S officials and the Marxist guerrillas holding three students and a Dutch woman in Zaire. Steiner, visiting Nairobi University, moved from Kenya toward Burundi to contact the group. Hostages Barbara Juts, Carrie Jane Hunter, Kenneth Smith, and Emilie Bergman were seized May 19. one student, Juts, was later released.
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Mobutu Sese Seko
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Yumbu
Patrice Lumumba
Barbara Juts
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Calif
Kenneth Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie Bergman
Netherlands
Stanford University
Stanford
Final services for Swan Hollmer in Ukiah
Graveside services for Swan Alex Hollmer 94 of Ukiah will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Ukiah Cemetery with Dr Elmer Schmitt and Abell Lodge officers officiating. Eversole Mortuary is in charge. Hollmer born December 9 1880 in Sweden came to the U S at 18 and lived much of his life in Minnesota before moving to California 29 years ago. He resided in Ukiah six and a half years and was a 57 year Mason. His wife Amanda died in March 1974. Surviving: daughter Marcile Rees of Ukiah son Rayford Hollmer of Minnesota six grandchildren six great grandchildren and half brothers Cari L Winnblom and Manford Weinblom of Minnesota.
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Hayward Rites Held for Carroll York
Services were held today in Hayward for Carroll R. York, 59, who died at a local hospital Wednesday. A native of Oklahoma, York had lived in Ukiah four years and in California 39 years. He was a heavy equipment operator and a World War II veteran. He is survived by his daughter Diane Needham of Fremont, his mother Christina York of Oklahoma, three brothers and one sister, all of Oklahoma, and two grandchildren. Eversole Mortuary handled arrangements.
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York
Ukiah
California
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Fremont
Christina York
Eversole Mortuary
Ford falters on Salzburg ramp during visit
President Ford tumbled on an airplane ramp in Salzburg during a day of travel. White House aides blamed a tired knee and a brace worn for golf on the stumble. Ford recovered quickly, telling a crowd of 600 that he appreciated the greeting and apologized for the spill.
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Sato Dies at 74 Former Japanese Prime Minister
Tokyo reports former Prime Minister E Hisaku Sato has died at age 74 after a stroke during a Tokyo dinner. He suffered bronchial pneumonia and kidney troubles while hospitalized, with officials noting convulsions and a long hospital stay after initial treatment at a downtown Tokyo restaurant.
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Sato
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Parade float crushes boy in Lions Club parade tragedy
Eight-year-old Raymond Gonzalez climbed onto a slow moving parade float at the Lions Club Fish Fry event in Costa Mesa. He slipped while trying to descend and was run over by a wheel as his mother and brother watched in horror. Police say the flatbed trailer pulled by a pickup moved about two miles per hour.
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UPI
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Richmond man charged with two counts of attempted murder
A Richmond mol was arrested Saturday evening after a Lakeport fight. Robert Perez, 33, was booked in county jail on two counts of attempted murder. Mark Sanders, 25, Lakeport, was shot in the hip. Mark Nelson, 23, of Kelseyville, was struck with a heavy object.
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Market report BATEMAN EICHLER and ILE RICHARDS INC
The report lists 11 AM Dow Jones prices with industrials and over the counter stocks including American Tel & Tel General Motors and Bank of America. A Redwood Valley theft at Vic's Place saw $150 cash six cases of beer and three bottles of whiskey stolen from the rear door.
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ILE Richards Inc
NEW York Stock Exchange
American Tel & Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny’s Restaurants
Evans Products
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Int'l Systems & Control
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Advanced Memory Systems
Bank of America
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Coast Guard probes six trapped oil rig crew in Gulf
Coast Guard frogmen searched all night for six men believed trapped in an air pocket of a capsized sea-going oil rig off Grand Isle Louisiana. Six survivors were rescued from the surface, three injured but not critically, as divers worked to reach those inside the 45-foot-deep waters.
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Ken Freeze
Freeze
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