Lake County judge handles busy Lakeport docket week
Lake County Superior Court this week saw Judge John Golden preside over 20 felony criminal cases plus numerous probate, civil motions, and two civil trials. Notable pleas included several burglary and assault charges, with trials set for June 10 to July 1 and sentencing dates through June 23. The docket also covered welfare fraud pleas, auto theft sentences, and youth authority commitments.
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Lakeport
Lake County Superior Court
Clarence Frease
Hector ‘Rosales Quintero
Jose Pepe Quintero
Dwayne Hall
Rene Vega
Jack Leslie Wright
James Werson
Gary K Giuliani
Robert Stevenson
W. Donald Taysom
Hall and Vega
Gary K. Giuliani
Wright
Richard Souder
Perry E. Wright
Robin Ray Perry
Golden
Lawrence Robert Arlitt
California Youth Authority
Robert Edwin Trevis
Clifford L. Hance
Hede Fiveash
Andrew Astromoff
Jacqueline Leite
Lake County Welfare Department
Barbara Leite
Harold Milton Scott
Dying body could have organs kept alive long term
In San Francisco, Dr. Willard Gayling of Hastings New York, president of the Institute of Society Ethics and the Life Sciences, told the Catholic Health Assembly that science may in future keep a dying body and its organs functioning artificially for long periods. He coined the term neomort to describe a state between life and death in discussions with Rev. Albert Moraczewski, head of the Pope John XXIII Medical Moral Research and Education program.
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San Francisco
UPI
Willard Gayling
Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life Sciences
Hastings
N. Y
Catholic Health Assembly
Columbia University
Gayling
Albert Moraczewski
Head-on crash on Highway 1 injures three
Three people were injured in a head on collision on Highway 1 near the Heritage House Tuesday afternoon. Paul Reed, 25, of Cambridge Massachusetts, drifted into the southbound lane and hit James Reed, 40, of Mendocino. Paul Reed was hospitalized with facial and head injuries while James Reed had minor injuries and passenger Yvonne DeMatteo, 38, Mendocino, sustained moderate injuries.
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Heritage House
Highway Patrol
Paul Reed
Cambridge
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James Reed
Mendocino
Mendocino Coast Hospital
James
Reed
Yvonne DeMatteo
Gobbi Street Closing For Rail Crossing Work
Ukiah public works announces Friday closure of E Gobbi Street at the Northwestern Pacific crossing for crossing improvements tied to the street widening project. Local business access remains from State Street and Leslie Street while crossing is blocked during daylight hours.
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Ukiah
Save Lands meeting on public lands in eastern Men Sie and Trinity
Members of the newly formed Citizens Committee to Save Our Public Lands met with Bureau of Land Management staff last Saturday to resolve conflicts in managing 80 000 acres of public land in eastern Mendocino and southern Trinity Counties. Spokesperson DeAnna Hansen urged leaving virgin Douglas fir timberland in a natural state. the audience supported the resolution. BLM manager Mel Clausen said timber cutting for the block would be reduced to about six million board feet per year, while the committee argued action is needed now to save the areas. The Bureau seeks public input through meetings panels petitions and resolutions. The committee sees no major conflicts to resolve and continues engagement.
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Men- Seine
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Mel Clausen
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Modern Social Problems Course At Mendocino College
Mendocino College’s business and social science division offers a summer class titled Modern Social Problems. It runs June 23 to August 1, Mondays through Thursdays 10 to 12 in Room 201 at the Ukiah Fairgrounds campus. For details call 462-0571.
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Ukiah Fairgrounds
Mendocino College
Mendocino panel weighs signs and permits direction
The Mendocino Historical Review Board met Monday night to discuss the future of the town’s signage and development. Two signs were approved Compass Rose Leather and The Cobweb for a lace shop with plans for a new sign. PG&E received permission to replace a 40 foot pole with a 45 foot pole on Lansing Street. Sally Howell’s window proposal remains under review pending complete drawings. The contentious sign for Corners of the Mouth faced continued delay and a 3 2 vote ordered its removal until a proper application is filed next month. A temporary approval policy was adopted for filed sign applications. Paul Tye proposed parking guidelines and Leon Sterett asked for sign guidelines, but the board showed little interest. A public workshop was debated but opposed by most members. The district attorney's Jon Lehan noted earlier board authority on William Zacha’s house addition.
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Deborah White
Mendocino
Mendocino Historical Review Board
Pg&e
Lansing Street
Sally Howell
Paul Tye
Leon Sterett
Tim Aguilar
Donald Hahn
del Schlafer
Jon Lehan
District Attorney's Office
William Zacha
Welch mistaken for football linebacker at West Point
President Ford told West Point graduates that Raquel Welch was confused with an Army football linebacker, highlighting a humorous mix up during the ceremony in West Point, New York. The incident involved Army coach Homer Smith and drew attention to celebrity comparisons amid the graduation event.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
Raquel Welch
Ford
Army
Homer Smith
Smith
Robert Johnson
White House
American Cancer Society
Raquel
Welch
Term handed down for opiate possession in Lakeport
Alan Bruce Meglen was sentenced in Lake County Superior Court to state prison but Judge John Golden suspended the judgment and placed him on probation with conditions including two years living and working in the Delancey Street Foundation in San Francisco. James Curtis Morgan, after a 45 day DOC diagnostic, was placed on probation with a six month Lake County jail term. The narrative then shifts to unrelated remarks about a White House event and a joke about Raquel Welch by a football coach.
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Lakeport
Lake County
Superior Court
Alan Bruce Meglen
John Golden
Meglen
Delancey Street Foundation
San Francisco
James Curtis Morgan
State Department of Corrections
Department of Corrections
Rites Thursday for Fort Bragg Native Gustavo Kinnunen
Gustavo Kinnunen 75 a lifelong Fort Bragg resident died Monday morning after a short illness at a local hospital. He retired in 1965 as a millworker for Union Lumber Co. and belonged to the Lutheran Church. Survived by wife Vera daughter Carol Matson grandsons John and David Kinnunen brothers William John Van sisters Olga McBride Rosie Sallmen Naimi Snyder. Services Thursday at 2 30 p m from Chapel of Cain Grove Haverfield with burial at Rose Memorial Park. Donations or memoriams to Trinity Lutheran Church or the Heart Fund are suggested.
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Gustavo Kinnunen
Kinnunen
Union Lumber Company
Vera
Carol Matson
John
David Kinnunen
William
Van
Olga McBride
Rosie Sallmen
Napa
Naimi Snyder
Oakland
Cain-Grove & Haverfield
Rose Memorial Park
Trinity Lutheran Church
Heart Fund
Peace talks spark market gains and losses in mixed session
The New York Stock Exchange faced uneven trading as investors weighed a possible revival of Middle East peace talks, easing unemployment claims, and Ford energy programs. The Dow fell 3.68 to 942.46 by late morning amid profit taking and mixed gains among utilities and oil stocks.
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UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Middle East
Ford
Wisconsin Electric
Florida Power & Light
Wall Street Journal
Superior Oil
Mesa Petroleum
General Motors
A.E. Staley Manufacturing
H.J. Heinz
Heinz
Pillsbury
Weight Watchers International
American Stock Exchange
Asamera Oil
Amex
Houston Oil & Minerals
Syntex
Market report for UNE 4 1975 from Bateman Eichler Hill Richards
UNE 4 1975 market report lists industrials and volume at 11 AM with a mix of listed stocks and over the counter names. Notable movers include American Tel and Tel, General Motors, McDonald’s, Bank of America, Pennzoil, and Vaal Reefs Adr, with varied percentages shown across firms.
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UNE
Bateman Eichler
Hill Richards Inc
NEW York Stock Exchange
American Tel & Tel
Boise Cascade
Denny's Restaurants
Evans Products
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Int'l Systems & Control
Louisiana Pacific
Lucky Stores
Masonite
McDonald’s
Pacific Gas & Electric
Sambos Restaurants
Winnebago
Advanced Memory Systems
Bank of America
Diagnostic Data
Seiscom Delta
Equitable SL
Shaklee Corp
Pennzoil Offshore Gas
Vaal Reefs Adr
Final services held Tuesday for G Bertoni
G Giuseppi Bertoni aged 84 was laid to rest Tuesday morning at Rose Memorial Park after a prayer service at the Chapel of Cain Grove and Haverfield Funeral Home officiated by Rev Fr Roger Lamoureux. A Fort Bragg resident of over 50 years he died Saturday afternoon at a local hospital. Born in Italy he worked as a barber for 30 years before turning to raw. He is survived by his wife Georgia of Fort Bragg.
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Rose Memorial Park
Cain-Grove & Haverfield
Roger Lamoureux
Bertoni
Italy
Georgia
Will and library purge mark weeks of change for writer
In a reflective column, E W J Schmitt discusses preparing a will amid death’s certainty. He files a hospital document urging mercy in terminal cases and shares a personal library cull, summoning beloved volumes for exchange shelves while admitting a lifelong love of reading.
Demos predict quiet nominating conclave
Washington reports that the Democratic National Convention may convene next summer with little or no challenge to the 55 state and territorial delegations. The plan aims to avoid the all night dispute over California’s delegation seen in 1972, signaling a smoother process if no rival candidates emerge.
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Washington
UPD
New York City
Los Angeles
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Richard Daley
Illinois
California
Ukiah High Class of 65 reunion planning meet
The Class of 1965 reunion committee will hold a planning meeting Thursday at 7:30 PM at the home of Louis Tollini 201 Gideon Street Ukiah to finalize arrangements for the reunion. Vicki Norgard is available at 462 9968 for those interested in helping with band and dinner planning.
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Louis Tollini
Gideon Street
Vicki Norgard
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