One Extra Hour For Voting Tuesday
California voters gain an extra hour as electronic voting machines and a high speed IBM computer speed up primary results. Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan touts automated tallying with county clerks feeding data statewide. Mendocino County extends polling to 8 pm and reduces precincts from 140 to 69. Deputy clerks and sheriffs handle returns at the Veterans building Ukiah with Votronics machines. Write ins tabulated without delaying final counts. Expected turnout around 65 percent of 20 000 registered voters.
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Sacramento
California
Frank M. Jordan
Jordan
Mendocino County
Veterans Building
Ukiah
Jim Broaddus
You Mean Drive Safely On A Train Plan
The government partners with railroads to test a scheme where drivers ride in their cars aboard two deck railcars. If it works, people from New York to Chicago would drive onto ramps at city outskirts rail yards, stay in their autos, and ride for under 10 cents a mile with only the driver paying. Concerns include motion sickness and communication with the locomotive, plus practical notes like backseat drivers and homemaking reminders.
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New York
Chicago
Gus
O.K
Mendocino County to Hold Public Zoning Hearing
A public hearing is set for June 14 1966 at 3 30 p m in the Mendocino County Courthouse Ukiah California. The Board of Supervisors will consider an amendment to Zoning Ordinance No 85 adding zone clearance districts PF a bts Facilities abriot Open Space District. Interested parties may appear and testify. Deputy Clerk Brooke Broaddus, County Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors
Mendocino County
Ukiah
California
Mendocino Cauervisors
Ukiah Circle Progresses Through Dinner Club Tour
The Deborah Circle held a progressive dinner starting at Mr and Mrs Clyde Davenport's Ukiah Village home with hors d oeuvres. Courses moved to Hillview and Calpella homes with hosts and hostesses aiding in each course. The circle s president Mrs Whitney. a May 22 shower for new community member Mrs Avery was hosted by Mrs Gowan. Eureka reports tell of Willits boy James Hall aiding two drowning girls at Mad River.
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Deborah Circle
Clyde Davenport
Ukiah Village
LeRoy Paget
Davenport
George McCutcheon
Hillview
John Whitney
Ukiah
Mirs
Richard Walker
Whitney
John Franz
Calpella
Lewis Kinsey
Franz
Christian Church
Dan Hill
Howard Ramsey
Hill
The
Circe
Arthur Gowan
Anderson Valley
Sam Avery
Philo
Lorraine
France
Avery
Eureka
James Hall
Willits Boy
Jack Hall
Mad River
Jim Hall
Humboldt State Teachers College
Red Cross
Willits Boy Scouts
Shore
Long California budget fight drags into week sixteen
The 1966 special session nears sixteen weeks with key clashes over constitutional revision and an $46 billion budget. Major fights include the implied consent drunk driving bill and the statewide assessment reform bill, with Assembly and Senate at odds but a two house team pursuing compromises.
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Assembly
Senate
Constitutional Revision Commission
Sealed Insurance Proposals Sought by Mendocino County
Mendocino County invites sealed proposals for furnishing insurance. Proposals are due in the Purchasing Office Room 10 Ukiah CA by 1 pm June 24, 196. Specifications available at the above address. Signed Albert Beltrami County Administrator and Edward H. Hal Assistant Purchasing Agent.
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Mendocino County
Uktah
California
Robinson Creek
County of Mead
Ieiaheet
Mendocino
Albert P. Beltrami
ADM Nesteator
Edward H. Hal Edward H.hall
PU Ae
Méndo- Gino
Ukiah
Albert
Beltramiounty
Edward H. Handward H. Hal
Legal Notice in Mendocino County Quiet Title Suit
The Superior Court of California Mendocino County issues summons in a real property quiet title action. Plaintiffs Richard H. Schwarm and Marguerite F. Schwarm seek to clear title against Myrna L. Oglesby as administratrix of two estates and J. N. Stapp and unknowns, with defendants directed to appear within ten to thirty days to answer. Parcel descriptions cover three Ukiah parcels and specify bearings and boundaries as basis of bearings. Clerk W. J. Broaddus signs the document dated May 24, 1966.
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Superior Court
State of California
County of
Bendoee
Robert W. Tantary
Dan . Linhart
Hople
Lems
J. Broaddus
Man H. Hughes
Pyrenty
Hamson Attorner
Law P. O. Box
Myrna L. Ogliessey
Alice Fox Morris
Alice Morris
Myrna L. Oulesby
Minnie Fox Cook
Minnie Cook
Lon, Stapp
California
Myrna S. Oglesby
Myrna L. Oglesby
J. N. Stapp
Mendocino
Ukiah
Highland Avenue
Church Street
Highland Avertues
Belpe
Mendocine
Highlind Avenue
Bisginning
Berela
MD Avenue
Fleighland Avenue
Superior Court of the
W. J. Broaddus
Mary Fr. Hughes
Mendocino County Seeks Bids for 1966 67 Printing
Notice to bidders announces Mendocino County will receive bids until June 21, 1986 for county printing including board proceedings and delinquent tax lists for fiscal year starting July 1, 1966 ending June 30, 1967. Bid must cover copy of newspaper and per square measure, with bond of 500 dollars. Includes instructions to seal bids and submit to Purchasing Agent in Ukiah. Memorial note about Mount Rushmore follows.
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Nortics
Mendocino
Pan
Board of Supervisors
Bepgitings
Turner
Ukiah
California
Atta Hiths
Rust—Bhe
Albert P. Beltrami
Edward Haul
Edward H. Hall
Late Dividend and Adopted Children in Ann Landers Advice
A reader complains about the term late dividend and urges consideration of how children feel when mothers over 40 are pregnant. A Salt Lake Mother shares adoption secrets and warns that outsiders should not reveal adoption histories. Ann Landers advises parents to tell children early. A man asks whether to disclose his divorce before marriage. Landers says tell them now.
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Ann Landers
Rene
Mom
Dad
Salt Lake
Ann
Oxford exam rule prompts skirt dress code change
In Somerville College Oxford a female student agreed to comply with the dean's request by entering examination rooms today wearing knee length skirts rather than the more fashionable above knee lengths to avoid annoying the examiners or distracting male students.
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Oxford
England
Somerville College
North Regular Federal Aid Wage Scale 1966 Listing
The document dated June 3, 1966 outlines wage rates for federal aid secondary work including basic rates for truck drivers, water truck drivers, flagmen, and laborers. It shows per hour, per day, and per straight time pay, with shift differentials and overtime noted. It is issued by the Department of Public Works Division of Highways.
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Lawplover
Department of Industrial Relations
Division of Labor Statistics and Research
Keep Itt Kddastrial
California Apprenticeship Councill
Epiuiecuinit
California
Department of Public Works
Department OF Public Division OF Highw. J. Vamace
Engle
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R. F. Gerber
George Hunter
Larry Mulvaney
Unay Daily
Vural Inc
East Standley Street
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Jack C. Hamson
Broaddus
Souis
ENERE
Mer
Dim Peterson
Jim _Dutro
L. McKinney
M. Rigdon
A. McPhail
Joyce
George Clow
Dan. Sheehan
San Francisco
Mr. Gowan
Elizabeth
Gowan
Volney van Dyke
National Congress of Mothers
Presbyterian Church
A. L. Gibson
John Rowe
Arthur Tracy
Sadie Roeder
Congress of Mothers
Washington, D.C
Kent University
House
Ways and Means Committee
Assembly Criminal Procedures Committee
Ways and Means
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Fawles, Nelson & Golden
Superior Court of
State of
Richard H. Schwarm
Marguerite F. Schwarm
South Dakota
Mt. Rushmore
Black Hills
George’ Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Ann Lane
R.R
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Public Works
Mendocing County
Damand
Niles
Hopland
Los Angeles
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Department of Commerce
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